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Yes! The post would have been much more informative if it did an in-depth analysis of where the performance gain comes from. But Apple being Apple, I don't thin
by rs186 1y ago
Yes! The post would have been much more informative if it did an in-depth analysis of where the performance gain comes from. But Apple being Apple, I don't think they'll ever want to expose details on their internal systems, and we probably can only get such hand wavy statements.
- MBCook 1y agoI suspect that didn’t fit into the goal of the blog post. I don’t think it’s meant to be a postmortem on figuring out what was going on and a solution, but more a mini white paper to point out Swift can be used on the server and has some nice benefits there. So the exact problems with the Java implementation don’t matter past “it’s heavy and slow to start up, even though it does a good job”.