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cgbystrom
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Comment #7041232
With our team, we also found shared folders performance to be too low. Our Python framework/app is very read-heavy and stat() a lot of files (the Python module loading system isn't…
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Comment #4985455
There's also Locust, a Python powered load testing tool similar to this. It's focused on simulating user behavior rather than hitting specific URLs. This allows for much more true-…
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Comment #4314860
Totally agree about having smaller and more contained apps. I used https://github.com/cgbystrom/jersey-netty for a one-off project wiring Jersey together with Netty. But it's not a…
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Comment #4312424
Without need to discuss security implementations - no.
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Comment #4312413
Protocol handlers are a pretty shitty way of interfacing with desktop apps. There's no two-way communication and no error handling. Lots of potential screw-ups and incompatibility …
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Comment #4312188
I would strongly advise not to base your push mechanism solely on Web Sockets. Despite advances modern browsers are making with Web Sockets support, the current compatibility is no…
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Comment #3468452
Redis should get an an HTTP API. Would enable you to implement something like this purely in the browser. UIs are really useful from a sys admin point of view. I can also imagine a…
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Comment #3455783
The authors of Kotlin has explicitly said that fast compilation is a key feature.
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Comment #3243293
A couple of the components used are actually already open-source: https://github.com/esnme/ultrajson - Super-fast JSON serializer. https://github.com/esnme/locust - Scalable load t…