Definitely useful, I'll revisit the slides later when I'm looking at optimizing. I'm working through some of CPU overhead issues with Django now and wishing oc

Definitely useful, I'll revisit the slides later when I'm looking at optimizing. I'm working through some of CPU overhead issues with Django now and wishing occasionally that I had chosen to use Sqlalchemy as my primary database tool. Django seemed like the easier solution at the time because of the steep learning curve of Sqlalchemy. I think it's worth learning, especially now that I've hit some edges in Django's ORM. I suppose it's good to know I can always use a crazy hybrid of the two libraries if needed.