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It’s not even that rails is necessarily slow, it’s more the way you use it that is slow. If you tie all your businesses logic to the database and commit complic
by bullfightonmars 2y ago
It’s not even that rails is necessarily slow, it’s more the way you use it that is slow. If you tie all your businesses logic to the database and commit complicated changes in transactions, sure it will be terribly slow.
- fhdisjbsdjs 2y agoWhat’s wrong with complicated (I’m not sure what that means - large numbers of rows updated? Disparate rows updated?) transactions? Depending on your RDBMS (and what it’s running on, config options, etc) this may or may not be slow.