Slack has been working on this overhaul for two years, slowly modernizing parts of its code along the way. Instead, it reuses components and uses a more modern codebase. The result is that Slack will no longer create a standalone copy for each workspace and take up RAM for each instance.
Slack has totally rebuilt the desktop app so that all of the underlying code is multi-workspace aware. The Slack app will even use 50 percent less RAM than before, according to the company.īoth of these performance improvements will be noticeable for many of Slack’s customers, but they’re particularly key if you use multiple workspaces in the existing Slack desktop app. Slack has rebuilt its desktop app to focus on speed, and the company claims Slack will now launch 33 percent faster than before. Slack is unveiling a new version of its desktop app for Windows and macOS today that promises big performance improvements.
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