fmar on Nostr: When you develop or test your app on the newest, most performant mobile device in the ...
When you develop or test your app on the newest, most performant mobile device in the market, you'll likely become oblivious to bad app architecture decisions.
This is because the hardware is so fast, and the app's user experience seems fine. As a result, you may proceed to add new features.
It's only when you optimize your app's performance for old, clunky, slow devices that you refine your architecture down to the finest details, resulting in a well-structured and elegant performance.
This, in turn, leads to an extremely fast user experience on the newer devices.
And yes, this is me trying to convince myself it'll pay off to spend few days refactoring code instead of writing new features.
This is because the hardware is so fast, and the app's user experience seems fine. As a result, you may proceed to add new features.
It's only when you optimize your app's performance for old, clunky, slow devices that you refine your architecture down to the finest details, resulting in a well-structured and elegant performance.
This, in turn, leads to an extremely fast user experience on the newer devices.
And yes, this is me trying to convince myself it'll pay off to spend few days refactoring code instead of writing new features.