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Not working in Python right now, but I have 15 years of Python + Django on the web and while there are any number of attempts at this (I keep a list at https://
by tclancy 5y ago
Not working in Python right now, but I have 15 years of Python + Django on the web and while there are any number of attempts at this (I keep a list at https://pinboard.in/u:tclancy/t:json/t:python/ https://pinboard.in/u:tclancy/t:json/t:python/), any improvement in JSON serialization and unserialization speeds is a huge boon to projects. I am trying to think of similar bottlenecks where a drop-in replacement can be a huge performance improvement.
- JackC 4y agoThe missing thing last time I looked was a fast python json library that's byte-compatible with stdlib -- same inputs, same outputs. There are good fast options but they tend to add some (perfectly reasonable) limitation like fixed indentation size, for the sake of speed, that blocks them from being dropped into an existing public API.