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Enabling async means those already invested in Django can do more on one machine without a complete rewrite, and those considering it can adopt it with fewer re
by ralmidani 4y ago
Enabling async means those already invested in Django can do more on one machine without a complete rewrite, and those considering it can adopt it with fewer reservations. There will always be more scalable platforms out there, but enabling async with Django helps it serve the “sweet spot” in terms of both ergonomics and scalability.
- roflyear 4y agoProbably not. If you need async for DB "stuff" to take advantage of your resources, I think it is a rare thing, and likely you would not want to use the ORM anyway, and then can just do whatever you want without it.