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slightlyoff@toot.cafe ("Alex Russell") wrote:
How a JS framework does in the krausest benchmark is functionally immaterial. The most important quality is cold-start, uncached costs becuase that's the common case.
So smaller code, plus avoiding pathological structural errors (e.g., "CSS-in-JS" w/ a "runtime"), get you most of the story, most of the time.