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... and now that they made it faster, the authors of popular frameworks can get away with even worse mistakes. Hooray for progress!
by rob74 2y ago
... and now that they made it faster, the authors of popular frameworks can get away with even worse mistakes. Hooray for progress!
- kevingadd 2y agoBetween "this framework was requesting cookie data too often" and "this framework was incorrectly caching cookies and causing weird data inconsistency errors that frustrate users" the former is probably better, and they fixed that. The latter is something that isn't straightforward to fix without introducing the former issue.
- Groxx 2y ago100% agreed, I would much rather have things just hammer the browser and be trivially correct. Far easier to debug and layer in a cache if needed when you know your specific case, rather than trying to debug a flawed cache.