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by pigbearpig
380 days ago
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Sure, if you’re the 0.00001% that need that. It’s going to be over engineering for most cases. There are so many simpler and easier to support things that can be done before trying this sort of thing. Following the example, why is all the data in one giant request? Is the DB query efficient? Is the DB sized correctly? How about some caching? All boring, but if rather support and train someone on boring stuff. |
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