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i get that, and it's a good distinction, but it's not the same as removing a server/network request
by willsmith72 3y ago
i get that, and it's a good distinction, but it's not the same as removing a server/network request
- naasking 3y agoIf apps are structured differently as I said, then that does change the pattern and possibly even the total number of network requests. I've seen a few anecdotal reports of reductions in complexity and latency. I would like to see a more systematic study of this to eliminate the possibility that this may be due to second iterations typically being better engineered than the first when the problem was not fully understood.