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Sure, I'm not denying it. It's just that apparently it's very easy to produce slow-as-molasses UI with JS. I've been working with the horrors called Windows MF
by pdimitar 6y ago
Sure, I'm not denying it. It's just that apparently it's very easy to produce slow-as-molasses UI with JS.
I've been working with the horrors called Windows MFC and Java Swing a long time ago. It was tough but if you did it right (moderately hard) you had a very snappy app on a computer that was 5x slower and had 10x less RAM than a midrange today's Android device.
- snake_case 6y agoYou're exactly right! Building a slow web app is only one npm install away. It takes someone who really cares about performance and monitors it to make a fast web app and to keep it that way. Unfortunately it's still too easy to accidentally make it slow.