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That may have been relevant in the era of the IBM PC with 1MB of memory and 10MB hard drives. Today and going forward? Almost irrelevant. Even embedded syste
by robomartin 2y ago
That may have been relevant in the era of the IBM PC with 1MB of memory and 10MB hard drives. Today and going forward? Almost irrelevant. Even embedded systems have massive resources these days.
This isn't to say I am not critical of some aspects of PowerShell. I am simply saying that being critical about compiled software size is something that left the building a long time ago as a valid concern. I am very much into efficiency and performance in software. As much as I hate it, these are not metrics that make the difference between winning and losing for most software applications today.