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by gabemart
3564 days ago
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My personal approach is to do some order-of-magnitude performance testing as early as possible, to validate that the approach chosen to solve a particular problem is at least tenable. If you ignore performance completely until late in the project, you can paint yourself into a corner. This includes cases like knowing that performance is 50x slower than will be acceptable throughout development, but saying "we can add X later for an easy performance win". If you don't actually test that X gets you within reach of your performance target at an early stage, you can end up with a fully built system that is unusable. |
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