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A developer not caring about the system is why the file explorer is painfully slow today, compared to 15 years back. If a programmes doesn't care about the sys
by 7bit 9mo ago
A developer not caring about the system is why the file explorer is painfully slow today, compared to 15 years back.
If a programmes doesn't care about the system, I already know he's shit at his job.
- pjmlp 9mo agoThat is basically WinUI/WinAppSDK, the whole WinRT stack and related dev experience, where even plain .NET is faster. However the team will advertise it as performance, due to being written in C++. Pity it gets slowed down by COM reference counting all over the place, which cannot be optimised away, and the application identity sandbox.