also within time constraints, building an electron app in the scenario outlined is probably a lot quicker. Normally building something quicker implies that later maintainability is adversely affected, but in this case the tradeoff is not time vs. maintainability, but time vs. performance.
Performance has generally been getting the short end of the stick since early Windows days anyway when Gates had people build not for what a computer could handle when the application was built, but rather what it could handle a year down the road.
>When you build software, you're not given 10 years, a research team and infinite money.
So actually you don't need all that to identify when there is a bird in the picture anymore, what's the new bird in a picture requirement? https://xkcd.com/1425/
> also within time constraints, building an electron app in the scenario outlined is probably a lot quicker.
But building it in Free Pascal/ Lazarus is (almost?) as portable across systems, probably at least as quick, and comes without all the horrendous overhead bloat.
Performance has generally been getting the short end of the stick since early Windows days anyway when Gates had people build not for what a computer could handle when the application was built, but rather what it could handle a year down the road.
>When you build software, you're not given 10 years, a research team and infinite money.
So actually you don't need all that to identify when there is a bird in the picture anymore, what's the new bird in a picture requirement? https://xkcd.com/1425/