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by ratww
2355 days ago
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Another problem is that the inefficiency of multiple products tends to compound. - Opening multiple tabs in a browser will kill your battery, and it's not the fault of a single page, but of all of them. Developers tend to blame the end user for opening too many tabs. - Running a single Electron app is fast enough in a newer machine but if you need multiple instances or multiple apps you're fucked. - Some of my teammates can't use their laptops without the charger because they have to run 20+ docker containers just to have our main website load. The machines are also noisy because the fan is always on. - Having complex build pipelines that take minutes or hours to run is something that slows dow developers, which are expensive. It's not the fault of a single software (except maybe of the chosen programming language), but of multiple inefficient libraries and packages. |
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