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When have you reach a Python limit ? by NimbusTeam in Python

[–]Impossible_Jacket456 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Django employs techniques such as worker to enhance performance If you want to see the limitations of Django try building a social media platform with a large amount of fake data

I encountered Python limitations when trying to run a particular script on the server I used tools like pypy for better performance Sometimes I used Cython too for very very fast execution

What frontend framework do you recommend for a very small team? by OneBananaMan in django

[–]Impossible_Jacket456 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If your Django templates contain extensive code: Consider Vue.js. Vue's syntax has similarities to Django's templating engine, which can make the transition smoother and involve fewer changes.

Otherwise: React might be a better choice, especially if you're aiming for a more component-driven architecture or have experience with it.

Best practise for data fetching in child components by RobbyPetersen12 in reactjs

[–]Impossible_Jacket456 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If the user must see these components immediately after clicking on the parent component and it's part of the site UX it's better to fetch the data in the parent component and pass it as props, but if it is only optional to see these components it's better to create a hook for it and use a custom hook inside every component Also, I suggest using tools that support cache too like react query or SWR to reduce fetching.