that's a meaningless statement, since the topic at hand is "why are websites slow" and the answer is universally "data storage and retrieval is challenging", and those things don't happen at the application layer.
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"Oooh look! Someone released a new JavaScript framework!" ^ that's making fun of inexperienced web developers, and has absolutely nothing to do with Amazon going down on Prime Day. site reliability engineers on sites like Amazon are very far from the client-side JS code.
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I guess the joke was too complicated? The joke was that it's the JavaScript frameworks that make the site slow, not the back end, even though people always claim back end issues are what makes the web slow. Also, no, experienced web devs all seem to use frameworks!
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