I did link to more objective descriptions of React's performance, but I can see that starting with personal experience would bother people. Also, I can see that I focused way more on personal experience and kind of just made objective stats a little side note that I didn't emphasize enough.
I guess when I say "slow," runtime vs. loading doesn't matter because I'm thinking about people whose phones can't get past the loading time. But I didn't always state that explicitly. I have noticed that people care a lot about that distinction, which...I should as well. Do you think it would be wrong to say that distinction only exists depending on how good your connection is?
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I did link to more objective descriptions of React's performance, but I can see that starting with personal experience would bother people. Also, I can see that I focused way more on personal experience and kind of just made objective stats a little side note that I didn't emphasize enough.
I guess when I say "slow," runtime vs. loading doesn't matter because I'm thinking about people whose phones can't get past the loading time. But I didn't always state that explicitly. I have noticed that people care a lot about that distinction, which...I should as well. Do you think it would be wrong to say that distinction only exists depending on how good your connection is?