It is good understanding of serializer. One hundred or two hundred records probably good for nested serializer, but when it comes to thousands of records then I think performance will hit big time. Do you have any suggestion to avoid performance hit and still use serializer. Or maybe if you got some time to make a short video and show us a little demo with pulling 10 thousands records from three different model with nested method. Keep up the good work. I like your videos. Thanks
Cool, but more interesting things start when we need to pass input nested data to create on update an entity. And also cool features are fields as a parameters of a serializer. If you want to be more cool than other authors you may to talk about such methods as to_representarion, to_internal_value, about context and other important things
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Wow, this was so straightforward! 🙌 Nested serializers finally make sense to me. Thank you for breaking it down so easily!
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It is good understanding of serializer. One hundred or two hundred records probably good for nested serializer, but when it comes to thousands of records then I think performance will hit big time. Do you have any suggestion to avoid performance hit and still use serializer. Or maybe if you got some time to make a short video and show us a little demo with pulling 10 thousands records from three different model with nested method. Keep up the good work. I like your videos. Thanks
Very good idea - I'll add this to the list for the series. We will do some pagination of API content later, which would help with this.
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Cool, but more interesting things start when we need to pass input nested data to create on update an entity.
And also cool features are fields as a parameters of a serializer. If you want to be more cool than other authors you may to talk about such methods as to_representarion, to_internal_value, about context and other important things
I'm planning some stuff on this - for the nested entities we'll need to have this kind of custom logic, so that'll be later in the series.
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