PWA · Interviews · I built a small tool with pwa-interview — code is open, feedback welcome

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PWr/pwa-interview·posted by mike_xu·3 days agoTranslation

I built a small tool with pwa-interview — code is open, feedback welcome

Short version: pwa-interview needs almost no tuning at small and medium scale — the point where it starts to hurt is much further out than most people assume. Full measurements below.

On trade-offs, my view is this: if nobody on the team owns this area long-term, do not introduce a second mechanism. With two coexistence you first have to work out which one is even in play when things break, and that costs far more than the performance you saved.

Documentation first44%
Source code first28%
Just ask someone17%
Run a demo and learn by error11%

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