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That's what happens when you employ over-enthusiastic developers obsessed with their Javascript-framework-legacy. Things worked fast when HTML was the UI, and t
by dsign 6y ago
That's what happens when you employ over-enthusiastic developers obsessed with their Javascript-framework-legacy. Things worked fast when HTML was the UI, and the logic was in the server.
- base698 6y agoI worked on a server rendered project in the 00s. There was a screen that took 7 minutes to render for about 100 list items. You can make anything slow if you really try.
- delusional 6y agoCorrection: you can many anything slow if you don't try.
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- Wintamute 6y agoSlow servers are a thing too you know.
- pikzel 6y agoFor Google, it's better when it's my CPU doing the work, than theirs.
- woah 6y agoFacebook also makes heavy use of frontend frameworks but all their stuff is fast because they are competent at it.
- jeffbee 6y agoI just measured an uncached page load of facebook.com and it takes 3.5s which isn't stellar.
- woah 6y agoIt doesn't really matter how fast an uncached page load is for Facebook. Why would they optimize it? A user will only see that a few times a decade when they get a new computer. It would be like trying to shave seconds off of a native app install time.