By bloid
via blog.adaniels.nl
Published: Jan 31 2008 / 09:56
I’ve always stayed away from writing a performance topic. There seems to be a lot of performance enthusiasts, benchmarking anything they can, in order to scoop off a few more percent of performance time. To my opinion, if your system is already reacting within an acceptable fashion, there is no need to try to further improve performance. Maintainability is a much more important topic to look at, at that point.
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