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Steve Faulkner
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Steve Faulkner

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Engineering @microsoft @AzureCosmosDB. Prev: @linkedin, made @bustle #serverless, co-founded @murfiemusic, physics research at the South Pole

Philadelphia, PA
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    1. Luke Edwards‏ @lukeed05 May 29

      Will just leave this here... *slithers away*pic.twitter.com/sLEbicf2vN

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    2. MinhQuy‏ @MQuy90 May 30
      Replying to @lukeed05

      amazing, but at least for backend, I don't think few MBs will be a thing we should concern? 🤔

      1 reply 0 retweets 4 likes
    3. Leah  🧪 🦎‏ @hrmny_ May 30
      Replying to @MQuy90 @lukeed05

      Less time to install and faster startup

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    4. Luke Edwards‏ @lukeed05 May 30
      Replying to @hrmny_ @MQuy90

      Sure, but those are one time costs in app lifecycle. It's the baseline of your memory usage & typically an indicator for larger runtime consumption with poor efficiency. Not always, but usually

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    5. Luke Edwards‏ @lukeed05 May 30
      Replying to @lukeed05 @hrmny_ @MQuy90

      As a community we need to be less sloppy when it comes to Node.js perf stats. Why should it matter on the browser and not your server? Browser is just easier to see cuz it's felt & seen.

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    6. Luke Edwards‏ @lukeed05 May 30
      Replying to @lukeed05 @hrmny_ @MQuy90

      If youre thoughtful enough, JS can run as well as Go/Rust in certain tasks. Similarly, bad Go or Rust code can run worse than Node.js code. (AKA all of my Go/Rust code) Good example of the former: https://mrale.ph/blog/2018/02/03/maybe-you-dont-need-rust-to-speed-up-your-js.html …

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      Steve Faulkner‏ @southpolesteve May 30
      Replying to @lukeed05 @hrmny_ @MQuy90

      More and more people are using Node.js on Lambda where package size and startup time matters a lot

      10:30 AM - 30 May 2018
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        2. learning machine‏ @nijikokun May 30
          Replying to @southpolesteve @lukeed05 and

          This is probably the *only* acceptable response, and even then, the containers are cached at a running state so that way you'd never have to do a npm install for the base serverlet.

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        3. Luke Edwards‏ @lukeed05 May 30
          Replying to @nijikokun @southpolesteve and

          While the badge says "install size", don't care about install size. Representation of how much stuff you're inheriting IN your running state.

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        4. learning machine‏ @nijikokun May 30
          Replying to @lukeed05 @southpolesteve and

          I can agree with reduction of dependencies, but install size and publish size is not a good indication of the representation of performance / security impact of a module.

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        5. Leah  🧪 🦎‏ @hrmny_ May 30
          Replying to @nijikokun @lukeed05 and

          Performance was tested separately

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        6. learning machine‏ @nijikokun May 30
          Replying to @hrmny_ @lukeed05 and

          Good to know, but still, install size / publish size is not indicative of it.

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        7. Luke Edwards‏ @lukeed05 May 30
          Replying to @nijikokun @hrmny_ and

          All this is meant to be a comment on how much "hidden" code applications unknowingly include in their server bundles. As you say, it's all more opportunity for things to go wrong. And, at best, is not used at all, which means that it's dead code sitting in your bundle & your mem.

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        8. Luke Edwards‏ @lukeed05 May 30
          Replying to @lukeed05 @nijikokun and

          Not to say that large amounts of code is always unoptimized or should be avoided! Just a "know what you're getting" word of warning. Performance metrics are collected far outside of install/publish size. That'd be silly :P

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