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I agree, but note that we are talking about a benefit that accrues to the developer, not the user.
by WillPostForFood 4y ago
I agree, but note that we are talking about a benefit that accrues to the developer, not the user.
- slaymaker1907 4y agoIt also benefits users in that you can implement more features and fix more bugs in less time. Performance is a feature and what that means is that while you can't just completely ignore it, it's not always the highest priority.
- bdougherty 4y ago> It also benefits users in that you can implement more features and fix more bugs in less time. This is mostly a bullshit answer that is hardly ever the case in reality and is pretty much always used as an excuse to favor developers over users.