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Thanks. I'm switching my production app over to use Pathom3. I'm seeing nice wins with smart-map (primarily by hiding some case switching logic from the clients) . There is a big win by using the new placeholder capability in EQL.
awesome, can you also check how performance is affected with the migration?
I wonder how much of the gains I see in my "lab tests" translate to real app performance gains
I can't really do performance comparisons, unfortunately. Performance on the API layer is not really an issue for us since many of our APIs are backed by OLAP-style queries on the database. Given the performance of the DB queries is typically 5 - 15 seconds, the performance of the API shim layer almost doesn't matter