By dotCore
via craigkerstiens.com
Submitted: Mar 09 2013 / 02:46
If you’re looking to get better performance from your Django apps you can check out Pro Django, PostgreSQL High Performance, or read some my earlier posts on Postgres Performance. All of these are of course good things to do – you can also start by correcting an incredibly common but also painful performance issue, that until 1.6 is unaddressed in Django.
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