he number of images would help, of course, but I think
splitting the entity would be a good idea.
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when
only keys are fetched, rather that the whole list.
The many uses for key_names that Kevin suggests are really intriguing.
I haven't used key_names much, so far, but they look like a really
promising avenue for optimization. Many thanks for all your help.
- Shailen Tuli
On Oct 9, 8:38 am
100 or so
elements, that's an awful lot of reading. The problem worsens,
obviously, for more urls (as is likely to be the case in my app) and
longer lists.
Anyone have a solution for this? I am leaning towards option 2, but
worry about how scalable it really is.
- Shailen Tuli
