Yes. There is an immediate tactile sense that everything is slower. This matters hugely to me because I regularly work with sheets that are already large and slow
Gotcha, thanks for the quick reply! I totally agree for google sheets in particular; honestly it slows unexpectedly, handling certain huge sheets fine and then dying at the sight of a couple thousand lines of conditional formatting.
That said, I was always hoping there was some option out there proving it to be possible! Here’s to hoping it comes soon if not, because I personally don’t understand why a spreadsheet needs OS calls to function performantly.
For simpler apps, I have hope for “local first web development”, which seeks to move everything possible onto the client device and then do asynchronous syncing - thus handling the latency issue you mentioned. I’m guessing this is basically already what Google sheets does
That said, I was always hoping there was some option out there proving it to be possible! Here’s to hoping it comes soon if not, because I personally don’t understand why a spreadsheet needs OS calls to function performantly.
For simpler apps, I have hope for “local first web development”, which seeks to move everything possible onto the client device and then do asynchronous syncing - thus handling the latency issue you mentioned. I’m guessing this is basically already what Google sheets does