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Sample Django Benchmark #15

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mrigankpawagi opened this issue Jun 6, 2024 · 4 comments
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Sample Django Benchmark #15

mrigankpawagi opened this issue Jun 6, 2024 · 4 comments

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@mrigankpawagi
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The instructions are here. It simply renders a graphic at the designated endpoint (/myapp) - taking inspiration from the django benchmarks in pyperformance and skybison. However, we are using locust for running the benchmark since this is also the tool we will use going forward as we create bigger benchmarks.

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bennn commented Jun 7, 2024

Which files might we add types to?

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mrigankpawagi commented Jun 7, 2024

views.py, but not many types to add there yet.

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bennn commented Jun 7, 2024

No not many at all!

Would it make sense to type parts of Django? Wherever the core work is happening is what we should aim for ... and hopefully that's fewer than 10 files.

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Yes, that would also be interesting... taking a simple django program and typing django itself (vs taking a complicated django program but using it with untyped django)

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