1) On the initial release of this project you stated it wasn’t production ready. Can you confirm whether as of today the diesel-async crate is production ready?
2) Do you know if diesel performs better/quicker than executing raw SQL directly through a tokio_postgres client connection without using an ORM or query builder?
well done on your work so far i wish to see rust reach and surpass the level of production ready libraries and tools that other older more established languages (python, etc) have. Especially a pytorch equivalent.
lastly, could you link any documentation that lists all the new async methods from their old sync methods. Like execute.
Dear Weiznich & Co,
1) On the initial release of this project you stated it wasn’t production ready. Can you confirm whether as of today the diesel-async crate is production ready?
2) Do you know if diesel performs better/quicker than executing raw SQL directly through a tokio_postgres client connection without using an ORM or query builder?
well done on your work so far i wish to see rust reach and surpass the level of production ready libraries and tools that other older more established languages (python, etc) have. Especially a pytorch equivalent.
lastly, could you link any documentation that lists all the new async methods from their old sync methods. Like execute.
Kind Regards