----- Original message ----- > On 12/19/2013 6:18 PM, Greg Trasuk wrote: <SNIP> > ... > > Even talking about performance is > > not very helpful until the average corporate coder at the City of > > Wherever can actually use the product. > > > > The last sentence quoted above is basically the problem I had with > working on River performance. > > I'm a veteran of many performance campaigns, but every campaign has > started from either a specific customer problem, or a benchmark that > would affect how many computers we could sell. That meant I always had a > workload I could run, but that needed to run faster. > > In that situation, performance changes can target real bottlenecks, and > each could be tested to see if it was justified by a sufficient gain in > performance. > > Patricia
Don't worry about performance, there's plenty more correctness required :) Although I have been guilty of fixing some test hot spots, but not at the expense of correctness. Regards, Peter.
