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Utilising Django cache to improve page load times, especially for tables listing many submissions #949

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frjo opened this issue Feb 1, 2019 · 0 comments
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frjo commented Feb 1, 2019

@Parbhat Could you spend a few hours investigating if/how to best use the Django cache system for pages, views and queries?

Would e.g. the page cache work for the public pages? Could we cache queries/views for the tables that show many submissions (/apply/submissions/, /apply/submissions/all/, /apply/rounds/[round_id]/).

The Django site is quite a lot slower to load than the old Drupal site and caching is the main difference I believe.

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