It looks like there were initially quite a few performance regressions in the new release. Adequate Record looks great for rails scaffolds, but (at this stage) doesn't look like it will very useful for production apps that probably have more complex queries. For example, it stops working if your query has a `where`.
Big thanks to Sam et al for their work in speeding things up.
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I found http://samsaffron.com/archive/2014/12/01/speeding-up-rails-4... (from the post's comments) interesting.
It looks like there were initially quite a few performance regressions in the new release. Adequate Record looks great for rails scaffolds, but (at this stage) doesn't look like it will very useful for production apps that probably have more complex queries. For example, it stops working if your query has a `where`.
Big thanks to Sam et al for their work in speeding things up.