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You're not wrong, software development is costly, and we have a team of bright and experienced engineers tackling this problem! There is a lot more to timecraf
by achille-roussel 3y ago
You're not wrong, software development is costly, and we have a team of bright and experienced engineers tackling this problem!
There is a lot more to timecraft than improving the debugging experience, and we tried to put into perspective some of the opportunities we see in the README.
If you happen to try it out, let us know what you think about the tech!
- MuffinFlavored 3y agoIn case it wasn't super clear I meant like "RAM", not like, human memory?
- achille-roussel 3y agoMy bad, I misread your initial comment as "it would cost a lot of money"! Memory might be the limiting resource to support time travel debugging in some use cases, but for the ones we are targetting, the problem space is a bit more diverse. When multiple machines and multiple languages are involved, and web services are running online on a distributed compute fleet, the variety of challenges to account for goes beyond the amount of hardware that we can throw at the problem.