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This is very true. And as a developer or a team, you're bound by how long development takes, not by the required resources. You won't be asked by a business s
by keyle 3y ago
This is very true.
And as a developer or a team, you're bound by how long development takes, not by the required resources.
You won't be asked by a business stakeholder "oh, and how much RAM does it take?" or "why is it $2,000 a month instead of $1,000?". These questions tend to come much later when profit needs to be ironed out.
- _cdl5 3y agoAnd later, when performance becomes important, it is often much harder to improve than early on. Especially with legacy db schemas with a lot of existing customer data.