I don't worry about speed, except we are talking about a factor 50 or even 100.
But one thing must be clear: The quick development that is possible with very high level languages is an advantage for the developers. They have quick time to market, fast prototyping etc.
The one who pays is their client!
This is indeed the wrong point of view!
I think it is desirable to give clients the best possible user experience and execution speed is indeed a valuable point, especially in the web.
A friend of mine still codes assembly if he feels its necessary. I 'am not that fanatic (in facts he is always making fun of java) - but, once you have used his number crunching algos, you'll never go back.
I think it is desirable to give clients the best possible user experience and execution speed is indeed a valuable point, especially in the web.
A friend of mine still codes assembly if he feels its necessary. I 'am not that fanatic (in facts he is always making fun of java) - but, once you have used his number crunching algos, you'll never go back.