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Example: if you chose to develop your app in Electron it's never ever going to be close to as fast and stable as it could be?
by bboygravity 3y ago
Example: if you chose to develop your app in Electron it's never ever going to be close to as fast and stable as it could be?
- throwaway173738 3y agoWell it depends. Are you doing anything actually CPU-intensive at all? What makes something a problem is the business context. If you’re building a modeling system for mechanical engineers it might be a bad idea to write your back end in Node. But if you’re building an in-house tool for salespeople or technicians to use to enter data it might be perfectly reasonable to optimize for time to market. Performance is only a problem if it hinders the business or the end-customer in some way. This also means you have to understand the customer’s problems before trying to optimize or before starting to architect your system.