Hello,
I would like to create a simple django app which uses API. This will be the item crafting recipe app for the game.
The main problem for me is to handle huge amount of JSON data through API. Many entries and every “item” has another item recipe (just for the context). And here is my question – how to handle this scenario? If there is big json data should I make model in my database and just one time get “items” and put into db or can I use api and get data everytime and it will not affect the loading speed of the application?
submitted by /u/mxnarch7
[link] [comments]
r/learnpython Hello, I would like to create a simple django app which uses API. This will be the item crafting recipe app for the game. The main problem for me is to handle huge amount of JSON data through API. Many entries and every “item” has another item recipe (just for the context). And here is my question – how to handle this scenario? If there is big json data should I make model in my database and just one time get “items” and put into db or can I use api and get data everytime and it will not affect the loading speed of the application? submitted by /u/mxnarch7 [link] [comments]
Hello,
I would like to create a simple django app which uses API. This will be the item crafting recipe app for the game.
The main problem for me is to handle huge amount of JSON data through API. Many entries and every “item” has another item recipe (just for the context). And here is my question – how to handle this scenario? If there is big json data should I make model in my database and just one time get “items” and put into db or can I use api and get data everytime and it will not affect the loading speed of the application?
submitted by /u/mxnarch7
[link] [comments]