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> People tend to compare these frameworks on things that don't matter - often it's performance. Performance on the end-user device, especially if you're just u
by red_admiral 4y ago
> People tend to compare these frameworks on things that don't matter - often it's performance.
Performance on the end-user device, especially if you're just under/over certain thresholds like 1sec to switch "tabs" or whatever you're using, does matter. Especially if you're trying to get people to buy stuff.
I wish all developers had to routinely try their products on a low-end 2-year-old smartphone. That would take the discussion of whether performance matters to a more informed level.
- sonicgear1 4y agoIts is actually sad just looking from a hardware endpoint. A 2016 iPhone 7 has an advanced 5 nanometer CPU. That is really powerful when looking at the grand scheme of things. Yet most react "websites" will completely obliterate it and make the phone get blazingly hot. I do this for fun a lot when browsing the web: when a website makes my phone literally melt, I check its stack on my PC and sure enough it is almost always React paired up with Redux. These performance apologetics are sad.