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use datetime.strptime instead of parser - #38
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its much faster and we're always parsing ISO 8601 format
To handle ISO 8601
this isn't a great test change, but zulu is implied in 8601
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We've been using this in our environment and seen a large performance improvement. It would be nice to get this into the main distribution. |
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Hey Josh, Thanks for sending this in. As far as I can tell, there doesn't seem to be any downsides to this change. Can you think of any? If not, this can probably be merged straight away. Blake |
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None that I can think of |
use datetime.strptime instead of parser
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Thanks for this @joshowen - We're slow on the update because we're working on a major rev of the client that should improve performance and usability. We'll make sure this performance improvement you submitted gets ported to the new structure. Thanks again for your patience! Blake |
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I think the slowness is coming from the backend on some of our large What is the optimal number of datapoints or streams to request at a time? Tell your friends about Openfolio. Share on Follow us on Twittehttps://twitter.com/intent/user?screen_name=openfolioapp On Tue, Apr 8, 2014 at 3:52 PM, Blake Smith [email protected]:
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Here are some of the guidelines we recommend for our multi-write interface If you're looking for something more specific to your situation, can you email [email protected] and cc me on it? ([email protected]) Thanks! |
its much faster and we're always parsing ISO 8601 format