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Async operations have never been to speed things up, but to prevent synchronous operations from blocking threads. This should have no (big) performance impact,
by martpie 6y ago
Async operations have never been to speed things up, but to prevent synchronous operations from blocking threads.
This should have no (big) performance impact, but these will most probably allow better concurrency, which can be quite critical for a web framework.
- pythonaut_16 6y agoWhich should allow a Django instance to serve more concurrent requests. Making views async won't do much to make an individual request faster (besides keeping it from being blocked by other slower requests).