> I agree with both of you - there's no reason why software should be as inefficient as it is, Except that it is, and it tends to be development speed. For ex

> I agree with both of you - there's no reason why software should be as inefficient as it is, Except that it is, and it tends to be development speed. For example, real world React apps tend to suffer a lot from performance issues, specially when compared with vanilla html+javascript or even the old but true server-side rendered HTML, but it also makes it trivial to implement and rewrite complex UIs that UX designers love to put together. Would it make sense to argue for performance options which lead to productivity hits?