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Optimizing later, after three major releases and a ton of minor ones, and after getting deployed basically everywhere, seems to be working out pretty well for t
by ben0x539 12y ago
Optimizing later, after three major releases and a ton of minor ones, and after getting deployed basically everywhere, seems to be working out pretty well for them though?
- TheLoneWolfling 12y agoOnly because it is designed in such a way to allow for it. The problem is architectural issues, which are far too often glossed over.
- joesb 12y agoYou don't know which optimization require which architecture. And your "extensible, optimizable architecture" may be the cause of the performance problem.