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How about a framework like objectify? Is that close enough to the low level datastore to get good performance?
by fletchowns 16y ago
How about a framework like objectify? Is that close enough to the low level datastore to get good performance?
- mmastrac 16y agoI've heard really good things about it. It's written for GAE and GAE only, so there aren't any abstractions that insulate you from how the datastore works. It's still worth your time to write some code against the raw datastore APIs. It takes some time for entity groups, keys and parents to sink in and working with the raw API helps you see what's going on.
- RoyceFullerton 16y agoI started with the raw datastore API and was able to do what I wanted after quite a bit of research and trial and error. I was then turned on to Objectify and couldn't be happier. I know what is going on underneath and the limitations but I have a much easier way to deal with them. Objectify is highly recommended, but my app doesn't have massive scale so I am not sure if it adversely affects performance much.