Hey, all.. I have been working on creating a REST interface using Teapot. In learning how to handle exceptions, I have been following along with the library example.
One of the things i noticed was that, in the library example, they are modeling
that data a little differently than i have been..
to persist a list of items (and easily retrieve them), i just gave the object
an “id”, and store them on a class variable as an OrderedCollection..
in the library example, I see something i really like. rather than saving an
ordered collection, they save it as a dictionary.
This dictionary goes { id -> object }.. this takes the id out of the the object
(which i really like) and makes the id generation pretty much irrelevant..
my question.. is there any performance hit either way once this list grows to
tens of thousands of records?
thanks!
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