On Jul 14, 9:36 am, someone1 <someo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Using the simplejson class resulted in code significantly slower
> (15-20x slower). However, using the built-in json class in Python 2.7
> resulted in code slightly faster than repr() (3-5x faster).
>
> With the upcoming support for 2.7, I'd suggest keeping json encoding.
> It's also more portable "as-is" although it wouldn't be such a hard
> task to switch between the two.

Keep in mind that Python 2.7's json module might be using C speedups
that might not be available on App Engine, and it's actually the same
codebase as simplejson (except that the version in Python 2.7 lags
behind simplejson a bit).

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