I don't think anyone has posted the new classic IT term performant.
As in, 'is the application performant on this hardware?'
Means either 'very fast' or 'fast enough', depending on who you ask. Or maybe 'efficient'.
But rather than use such a specific term, or even a measure, performant adds a generous cloud of uncertainty.
I don't think anyone has posted the new classic IT term performant.
As in, 'is the application performant on this hardware?'
Means either 'very fast' or 'fast enough', depending on who you ask. Or maybe 'efficient'.
But rather than use such a specific term, or even a measure, performant adds a generous cloud of uncertainty.
It's ripe for use in the general business world.