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> The state of your application becomes your data storage. That's honestly a worst-case scenario. Imagine an application that is permanently in RAM -- and no m

> The state of your application becomes your data storage. That's honestly a worst-case scenario. Imagine an application that is permanently in RAM -- and no matter how often you kill it, it will never "reload" from a clean state.

macintux 5y ago
Erlang and kin rely explicitly on the ability to crash and start over with a clean slate.
abraxas 5y ago
There will likely be other ways of resetting the state of memory.
- pishpash 5y ago
  Why you are asked to "clear cache" so often on Android.