For this week’s blog we are going to shift from our usual discussions of what you can do with Legato to instead discuss how to make efficient Legato code. Like many scripting languages, in Legato you as the programmer typically do not need to worry about memory as the language takes care of a lot of it behind the scenes. That being said, you shouldn’t always ignore memory considerations when you write scripts. Doing so may result in a bad user experience or, even worse, unexpected failures. In this blog we will discuss some of the common pitfalls and how to avoid them.
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