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But their product survived and they ended up being wildly successful. In a lot of projects, early optimization hurt the development speed and maintainability,
by it_citizen 4y ago
But their product survived and they ended up being wildly successful.
In a lot of projects, early optimization hurt the development speed and maintainability, sometimes killing the product.
It is easier to see performance bottlenecks once a product is wildly used than adding optimizations everywhere we suspect it might become a problem later.
- Narishma 4y agoFirefox is not wildly successful. I think you misunderstood the comment.
- it_citizen 4y agoI did