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> ..and double the pay. The problems seem to be harder on the backend, henceforth more challenging and interesting. Also optimizing code for AWS directly cont
by bb88 5y ago
> ..and double the pay.
The problems seem to be harder on the backend, henceforth more challenging and interesting. Also optimizing code for AWS directly contributes to the bottom line of a company. So if you save $10k a month because you optimized some service, it's more likely to be rewarded.
Optimizing web pages make page loads faster, but doesn't necessarily contribute to the bottom line.
- sumedh 5y agoIt does but its hard to quantify, if your site loads in 4 seconds but after a change the sites loading time becomes 8 seconds you will lose some people who will be annoyed and wont sign up. Google bots might prefer another site which loads faster compared to your site which will affect SEO.