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And what actions do you propose? Making less efficient code is a result of faster shipping, less experienced developers, suboptimal tooling/languages and many m
by kungito 5y ago
And what actions do you propose? Making less efficient code is a result of faster shipping, less experienced developers, suboptimal tooling/languages and many more other reasons. And the current situation is the real one, the one in which we actually ended in after all the acters did what they did. To change it, a lot of money or developer open source good will has to happend over a longer period of time. I don't like posts like yours because they picture the situation as if someone specifically wanted this situation instead of no one wanting to spend even more of their own resources to make just a small improvement in the ecosystem.
- rakoo 5y agoI mixed up everything a little bit but I'm more complaining at the post's authors. They don't necessarily decide where we're going but they definitely have an influence on the general discussion. But I don't think they're siding towards ever more growth out of nowhere; they do it because that's what most developers actually believe. That's where we, as developers, have something to do. If we disagree, we have to voice it to make it more visible in the public discourse. The high-end configurations are built for us developers first, so we as customers have this leverage.