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>Ember is very close to the “micro” side of things, but at a “whopping” 49KB (less than a second download on a dial-up internet connection Chances are that you
by rolleiflex 14y ago
>Ember is very close to the “micro” side of things, but at a “whopping” 49KB (less than a second download on a dial-up internet connection
Chances are that you probably never had a dial-up connection. 49KB on dial-up generally takes around 10 seconds.
Besides this point, the accusatory tone towards front-end developers and 'the rest of the world' that did not understand you isn't helping to get your point across. You were in the wrong place in wrong time. It happens. Move on. There are better things to do, and bitterness only hurts yourself.
- Cushman 14y agoPerhaps someone forgot to multiply by 8.
- masklinn 14y agoAnd didn't take delays in account, half a second used to be my ping on dial-up.
- darxius 14y agoI disagree. I think his post accurately gets his point(s) across. He has identified a problem and is obviously fed up, hence the accusatory tone.
- tyw 14y agoperhaps that's the size of the script uncompressed, and gzip crunches it down to < 10KB? dunno for sure. could be the factor of 8 thing that another commenter suggested.
- jongleberry 14y agoEmber is 50kb gzipped