Hi Jonathan,
Daphne runs a single asyncio event loop in the main thread which services
all protocol handling (low-level HTTP and websocket) and Channels-level
async-native code (ASGI middleware, routing, async consumers). Any
synchronous calls (e.g. methods on synchronous consumers) are queued up
Can anyone offer a brief account of how Channels uses threads to service
multiple requests?
My understanding is that there are multiple workers, and I imagine each is
a thread which can handle one request (Django view-style request) at a
time. Is this correct? I also don't quite understand how
Hello, developers.
I am Kuniyuki Iwashima, Japanese.
I have been working for preparing a proposal about formset improvements. I
have read the idea list and source code forms/formset.py and forms/models.py.
Then, I found it is easy to pass arguments to inner forms by passing them
to the form_kwa
Hi John,
It's impossible to give any accurate estimate of performance numbers as it
depends so heavily on hardware. Instead, I can point out to you likely
bottlenecks:
- Each instance of Daphne can only terminate so many connections. I would
hope this is above 1000 on any reasonable machine.
- Ea
sorry sir.
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> Django is unable to detect new changes i have made in my models.py.I even
> delet
Django is unable to detect new changes i have made in my models.py.I even
deleted my database
What is the solution?
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Can I please ask a clarifying question?
You examples above ("if you had 1 clients...") spoke to clients sending
the messages. I have a use case where the clients are never (at the moment)
sending messages but rather listening for messages from the server. When
the server has something to sa
*it's not a proposal, I'll just say the main idea to get your great
feedback then I'll write the Proposal if it's possible *
*the problem:*
when a user submits a Django Form, the entire page will be refreshed to get
the response from the Server or show the response message
- in login page for e
