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YouTube feels really snappy to me, but Figma is consistently the worst experience I have ever felt for web apps. Jira is horrible and slow also though.
by mewpmewp2 3y ago
YouTube feels really snappy to me, but Figma is consistently the worst experience I have ever felt for web apps. Jira is horrible and slow also though.
- latency-guy2 3y agoYouTube does not feel snappy to me anymore, its still one of the better experiences I have on the internet, but quite bad from years before. I just tested my connection to youtube right now, just a tiny bit over 1.2 seconds from not using it for a few days. A fresh, no cache, no cookies, the entire page loaded in 2.8 seconds. A hot reload on either side varied between 0.8s to 1.4 seconds. All done with at most ublock as an extension on desktop chrome with purported gigabit speeds from my ISP. That speed is just OK, but definitely not the 54ms response time I got to hit google's server to send me the HTML document that bears all the dynamic content on youtube Figma is very surprising to me, that bullshit somehow is PREFERRED by people, getting links from designers from that dogshit app screeches my browser to speeds I haven't seen in decades, and I don't think I'm exaggerating at all when I say that
- troupo 3y agoOn desktop they load 2.5MB of JS and 12 MB of Javascript to show a grid of images. And it still takes them over 5 seconds to show video length in the previews. Youtube hasn't felt snappy in ages