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Not everyone within earshot of your roof is "the general public". It matters to people on lower-bandwidth connections. It matters in terms of carbon footprints.
by tclancy 6y ago
Not everyone within earshot of your roof is "the general public". It matters to people on lower-bandwidth connections. It matters in terms of carbon footprints.
And just as someone who grew up horrified if individual pages got over 100kb (or whatever the company rule was), the idea of not caring at all about "page" weight is how my old company wound up passing 20+ megs of JSON around just because it was a little easier.
- Aeolun 6y agoIn my company I don’t care so much about load time since everyone will only load the app once per day, we know and control the network speeds, and anyway, they’re paid to sit there waiting for it to load. The same thing is not true for the general public.