This ad absurdem argument is ridiculous. Nobody is talking about writing web apps in verilog except you. I can’t claim to know why Jura is so slow - I don’t wo

This ad absurdem argument is ridiculous. Nobody is talking about writing web apps in verilog except you. I can’t claim to know why Jura is so slow - I don’t work for atlassian. It was an example of an app I use daily that I spend minutes per day staring at skeletons, loading throbbers and interstitials on. Core architectural choices like “programming language” set a baseline of performance that you can’t really fix. Python is unbelievably slow and your users pay that cost. There are lots of options in between that offer fast iteration speeds and orders of magnitude faster runtime speeds - go and .net are widely popular, have excellent ecosystems and don’t require you to flash an FPGA.