The most valuable thing I’ve learnt over the course of building replacements to tools, is that better performance isn’t always a good enough motivator for adoption. You need something else to justify and draw users in. Caches do a lot for warm starts.
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Even then, your original point still stands. If a team of developers is more productive with a perf hit, the scales can be tipped in either direction.
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Right, there's a point at which you're spending an awful lot of time and energy trying to get performance out of something that just doesn't yield enough benefit. That said, I generally think we're a ways off that being true.
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