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Well it’s not like you don’t keep it in mind. Your project has some baseline performance need and you should be building with the common practices and paradigms
by s1k3 4y ago
Well it’s not like you don’t keep it in mind. Your project has some baseline performance need and you should be building with the common practices and paradigms you used to build the other parts. The point is, don’t try to guess which part might need optimization tweaks. Write it first and then prove you need to spend extra time improving something.
- djmips 4y agoBut don't write it all first, that is don't wait until your shipping. I mean if you are trying to be first to market maybe that changes things. Everyone's developing different things in different markets but in my experience developers tend to hold onto that particular mantra, and it turns into wait until the last minute to actually check perf. See other comment about the immaturity of the industry which I agree with.