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You do not want real time systems design for a GUI, its a lot more work and it wastes the vast majority of processing power to guarantee performance. You just n
by PaulKeeble 3y ago
You do not want real time systems design for a GUI, its a lot more work and it wastes the vast majority of processing power to guarantee performance. You just need to be a careful about the amount of work you do in event handlers and split off heavy or IO work and split big updates. The problem is all concurrency is a lot harder than serial and so it tends to be something that is delayed until its really necessary so a lot of "not really good enough" handlers end up causing minor annoying delays.
- gpm 3y agoYou don't want to do the design work, but you do want the results. Maybe some sort of magical framework will figure out how to get the latter without the work in the future.