I have using django to make a sort of library website.
Since I am mostly using generic views, I use the {% url %} tag (which
calls reverse) with named url patterns in my templates. However this
became quite slow (as I verified with the hotshot profiler). On a page
with several hundred links, it takes thirty seconds just to resolve
the links. Even on a page with just a few links, it takes a large
fraction of a second. This is true on both the development server and
apache with mod_python.
Hardcoding the url patterns in the templates fixes the performance
problems, but makes them brittle to changes in the url patterns.
any suggestions?
-Smoo ()
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