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I applaud the effort put in for performance, but why not just enqueue the change notification and do the sends on the back end? This sort of fiddly process is e
by lowmagnet 7y ago
I applaud the effort put in for performance, but why not just enqueue the change notification and do the sends on the back end? This sort of fiddly process is exactly why deferred action is appropriate.
- hawkice 7y agoYou're not wrong, but I think starting with structuring data to be reasonably performant is always the best first step. You can always make it deferred later if you want or need. This way you don't hammer your DB and leave weird structural issues in your model.