> ....it's whether the performance requirements are met or not ...
This is what so many people miss when doing micro-benchmarks of language X vs Y, sure Y might win out in execution speed, however if X delivers within the performance requirements and has a lower development cost, it wins out while being slower than Y.
Naturally taken to the extreme, when it isn't our hardware is how we end up with Electron apps.
This is what so many people miss when doing micro-benchmarks of language X vs Y, sure Y might win out in execution speed, however if X delivers within the performance requirements and has a lower development cost, it wins out while being slower than Y.
Naturally taken to the extreme, when it isn't our hardware is how we end up with Electron apps.