On Thu, Mar 30, 2023 at 11:30:37AM +0200, Gaetano Mendola wrote:
> I would suggest to store your images in a file system and the store paths to
> those images.
>
> You can keep files and entries in your database synced via triggers/stored
> procedures (eventually written in python since pgsql does
On 29.03.23 23:29, Riccardo Gobbo wrote:
Question: for better performance is it better to store images as BYTEA
or convert every image in base64 and store the generated string (so in
html it's enough to insert the base64 string in the tag)?
Converting an image in base64 would use a 30% more mem
I would suggest to store your images in a file system and the store paths
to those images.
You can keep files and entries in your database synced via triggers/stored
procedures (eventually written in python since pgsql doesn't allow you to
interact with the file system).
On Thu, Mar 30, 2023, 11:
Good evening,
I'm a Master degree student at University of Padua in Italy and I'm
developing a web application as assignment for the Web application course.
Context: the Web application that my group is developing would ideally be
used to manage county side fairs where there would be foods and dr
