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vijay kumar
Sep 29, 2015, 2:50:42 AM9/29/15
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We are developing the application which supports both mobile and web application in google app engine. Most of the things are developed using google cloud endpoints, is there any performance effect using the endpoints in web applications. As an average we are using 10-15 endpoints in browser web page using google javascript endpoint library. these endpoints need to refresh data from server for certain interval of time. Is it causes performance effect.
Could you please suggest us, is there any better and securely implement applications which support both mobile and web application.
Nick (Cloud Platform Support)
Sep 29, 2015, 5:35:58 PM9/29/15
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Hey Vijay,
Cloud Endpoints are a great solution for implementing a REST API which follows best-practices and allows OAuth security, etc. Any performance implications need to be profiled and measured by yourself. From a completely unscientific guess, I'd say it's about as efficient as other XHR / API javascript libraries, although once again remember you'll need to test and this is just based on my gut feelings and having used Endpoints quite a lot, observing the milliseconds per request. If you have very rigorous performance requirements you'll need to do performance validation of your own to be confident.
Cloud Endpoints are a great solution for implementing a REST API which follows best-practices and allows OAuth security, etc. Any performance implications need to be profiled and measured by yourself. From a completely unscientific guess, I'd say it's about as efficient as other XHR / API javascript libraries, although once again remember you'll need to test and this is just based on my gut feelings and having used Endpoints quite a lot, observing the milliseconds per request. If you have very rigorous performance requirements you'll need to do performance validation of your own to be confident.
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