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I haven't found most 3rd party dependencies doing that unless they're making, for example, a request pool. Should we be shaming those libraries?
by throwawaymaths 3y ago
I haven't found most 3rd party dependencies doing that unless they're making, for example, a request pool.
Should we be shaming those libraries?
- freedomben 3y agoMaybe so, although there's usually at least some justification for it, whether it's performance related or just as simple as "the API can get a lot better when it can track some state so you don't have to pass every initialization value in every time." I particularly don't agree with the latter most of the time, but I can see how they arrive at the gen server conclusion.