When I read articles like this, I just relish how much Go, Zig, and Bun make my life to much easier in terms of solving performance issues with reasonable trade-offs.
When I read articles like this, I just relish how much Go, Zig, and Bun make my life to much easier in terms of solving performance issues with reasonable trade-offs.
It is more of a culture thing, most compiled languages have been fast enough for quite some time.
People using systems languages more often than not go down the rabbit hole of performance tuning, many times without a profiler, because still isn't the amount of ms that is supposed to be.
In reality unless one is writing an OS component, rendering engine, some kind of real time constrained code, or server code for "Webscale", the performance is more than enough for 99% of the use cases, in any modern compiler.