In my experience this seems to be a problem of people using frameworks without getting to understand them in any depth (probably because they are off chasing the next hyped up thing). Django is easy to get started with. Its also easy to produce a shitload of queries unless you spend some time getting to understand the ORM and how to optimize queries with it.
In my previous work we were generating over a 1000 queries for the front page (we were showing maybe 20-25 products with different options). Everything was done in nested loops, with new queries to the database each iteration.
The kid who had written that was apparently building his own framework when I looked up his webpage. Learn to use Django properly before you go building your own crap versions please.
In my previous work we were generating over a 1000 queries for the front page (we were showing maybe 20-25 products with different options). Everything was done in nested loops, with new queries to the database each iteration.
The kid who had written that was apparently building his own framework when I looked up his webpage. Learn to use Django properly before you go building your own crap versions please.