True or False: Application acceleration solutions teach developers to write inefficient code »
Posted By lmacvittie 10 months ago in Science & TechnologyThe answer is, unequivocally, that the presence or lack thereof of an application acceleration solution should have no impact on the application developer because it does nothing to affect the internal execution of written code. The question has to be, then, just what does an application acceleration solution do that improves performance? If it isn’t making the application execute faster, what’s the point?
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