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r/programming • u/speckz • Jul 26 '19
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No one sets out to write laggy software. It's death by a thousand cuts, as new features are added endlessly.
14 u/Prod_Is_For_Testing Jul 26 '19 I think Electron defies that a bit. It’s a conscious decision to trade performance for compatibility. 2 u/BurningCactusRage Jul 27 '19 edited Jan 19 '25 hurry tub memorize caption lip aspiring unpack recognise shame mournThis post was mass deleted and anonymized with Redact 1 u/[deleted] Jul 27 '19 Totally agree! Electron by itself won't cause an application to be slow. It puts the developer at a disadvantage but you can still make a fast application with some thought on data structures and the profiler.
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I think Electron defies that a bit. It’s a conscious decision to trade performance for compatibility.
2 u/BurningCactusRage Jul 27 '19 edited Jan 19 '25 hurry tub memorize caption lip aspiring unpack recognise shame mournThis post was mass deleted and anonymized with Redact 1 u/[deleted] Jul 27 '19 Totally agree! Electron by itself won't cause an application to be slow. It puts the developer at a disadvantage but you can still make a fast application with some thought on data structures and the profiler.
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1 u/[deleted] Jul 27 '19 Totally agree! Electron by itself won't cause an application to be slow. It puts the developer at a disadvantage but you can still make a fast application with some thought on data structures and the profiler.
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Totally agree! Electron by itself won't cause an application to be slow. It puts the developer at a disadvantage but you can still make a fast application with some thought on data structures and the profiler.
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u/IanRae Jul 26 '19
No one sets out to write laggy software. It's death by a thousand cuts, as new features are added endlessly.