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## Use Newark Application class variables directly Currently, in a Newark app, three class variables `routes`, `before_hooks`, and `after_hooks` are used to store system-level variables. This PR is intended to leverage these class instance variables directly instead of creating a copy of these variables upon each request. The clear benefit is to presumably make it more efficient and smaller memory footprint.
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now I look at it, I don't think this PR actually saves much RAM footprint at all, but I do think it can be more efficient in executing. |
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Use Newark Application class variables directly
Currently, in a Newark app, three class variables
routes,before_hooks, andafter_hooksare used to store system-level variables. This PR is intended to leverage these class instance variables directly instead of creating a copy of these variables upon each request. The clear benefit is to presumably make it more efficient and smaller memory footprint.