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This kind of thinking is why software continues to get slower and slower despite incredible advances in hardware.
by AnIdiotOnTheNet 5y ago
This kind of thinking is why software continues to get slower and slower despite incredible advances in hardware.
- ducharmdev 5y agoBingo. 30kb doesn't seem like much, but its easy to think it doesn't matter when viewing one dependency in isolation. But if you say "it's just x kb" to all dependencies, then you have a problem when they're all aggregated. This is why I appreciate Svelte's take: with a compiler-heavy approach, you can have a great dev experience without saddling your users with extra dependencies.