Can we please make the camel case titles not a thing?
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B-but I don’t have to?
I spent hours improving a website to the point first page load was under 100kB from previously multiple MB. Don’t think anyone will care about or appreciate my work.
I hope somewhere there was someone on a low end device and they experienced a short load time. But it is near certain that I spent more time optimising it than will ever be saved on loading times for a small business site.
You can join this elite club with your website: https://250kb.club/
100 kb from multiple mb is fucking huge and it absolutely makes a tangible difference to anyone firing up the website from mobile data. Do not underestimate the power of snappiness, and keep up the good work.
As programmers I feel we have a duty to the environment to write software that operates efficiently
If most programmers thought like this the world would be so cool.
maintainable code is most efficient
sure there is a trade off but i’d rather runtime be slower than fancy brittle faster code
And I’m still getting at least 20x speedup on my applications. I don’t know where this 0.001 stuff is coming from.
I think it really depends on the work the program does and how effectively it uses caching, concurrency, etc. Something like data serialisation would probably be a lot slower in Python compared to something like handling simple UI event triggers which might only have that 0.001 difference
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