(even thinking about 16.7 now feels a little weird, but good)
We're finalising our internal meta-discussion on the roadmap and we've come to the conclusion that we are going to provide the following:(1) Reachable goals for 16.1(2) Vision and wishlist for 16.7+This allows us to remain flexible by not locking in on 16.7 just yet while staying transparent on the matter of what happens after 16.1.
There is an effort to split off base functionality and move it into the plugins instead. This would allow for a slicker installation for small uses cases, but that's what I can think of in terms of slow devices. The approach that we try to pull off with API and privilege separation is likely not the approach to save CPU cycles. I can also think of headless systems, but they still need an API so the web server isn't going away.Any ideas on how we can actively save CPU cycles without jeopardising the functional scope we are aiming at?
Any ideas on how we can actively save CPU cycles without jeopardising the functional scope we are aiming at?
There is not much room for improvement short of only supplying an API and letting the other side ship the control logic and it won't have the desired impact or stripping down layers and/or functionality/complexity.