Today most developers rely upon existing code to help you cut developing time to the absolute minimum. For similar reasons new language features are constantly added to JavaScript and other programming languages.
Developers evolve and become better at finding working solutions fast. At the same time you slowly forget to look behind the scene how the system actually works.
Users expect services to respond very fast or they might leave and try out a different product. With cloud providers it's possible to scale up easily but you pay for your cpu time and memory usage. Thus, having slow code is expensive. Let's dive into performance issues and how to make sure you always provide the best experience for everyone. Yourself and your customer. Let us stop doing unnecessary work.
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Fast Code: Save Money By Overcoming Bottlenecks
Ruben Bridgewater
Ruben is a Node.js core collaborator and a freelance software architect consultant. His main emphasis is building powerful and easy-to-use APIs for scalable and fast applications. He is continuously working with the V8 team and the TC39 committee to improve the developer experience with JavaScript.