I'm sorry about that. This was not a scientific blog. Anybody knows that pushing the work into the database is going to be quicker. I just wanted to share some rough numbers of how much quicker.
The conclusion to take away is that if you want some performance you need to be ready to step out of the abstraction that something like an ORM offers.
I'm kind of disappointed with that post. I like your blog and your entries about various things referring Django, benchmarks etc. and I enjoy reading it. But this?
lqc wrote some nice examples of how it should be done to have more reliable results. Nevertheless, in my opinion it's a quite odd comparison in general.
Regards
Comment
I'm sorry about that. This was not a scientific blog. Anybody knows that pushing the work into the database is going to be quicker. I just wanted to share some rough numbers of how much quicker.
The conclusion to take away is that if you want some performance you need to be ready to step out of the abstraction that something like an ORM offers.
Parent comment
I'm kind of disappointed with that post. I like your blog and your entries about various things referring Django, benchmarks etc. and I enjoy reading it. But this? lqc wrote some nice examples of how it should be done to have more reliable results. Nevertheless, in my opinion it's a quite odd comparison in general. Regards