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Depends where you work I guess. There are still folks that deploy their React app in "dev mode" after all.
by rozenmd 4y ago
Depends where you work I guess. There are still folks that deploy their React app in "dev mode" after all.
- postalrat 4y agoHardly matters when almost every time it's slow server performance.
- throwup 4y agoBased on this comment I'm almost certain you have faster hardware than most of your users.
- postalrat 4y agoI do and am aware of it. But most of the time it's still server performance. Show me a slow site and most of the time it's still the server holding it back on old hardware.
- tasuki 4y ago> Show me a slow site and most of the time it's still the server holding it back on old hardware. I was with you but mostly it really isn't hardware. Mostly it's missing database indexes, n queries instead of a join, and sometimes just one small piece of code that's doing something very inefficiently on every request.
- NavinF 4y agoIt's not just that. I'm 10ms from most CDNs on a 1.2gbps connection and half the sites I use load instantly (within a couple of refresh cycles on a 120Hz monitor) while the other half take several seconds. The number of round trips the latter sites need just to load some text is insane. Same goes for the 95%ile latency of their servers. You really need to fuck up both parts to achieve such high average latency.
- saagarjha 4y agoI worked as a client performance engineer in a former life. It is not slow server performance “almost every time”.