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@dave@podcastindex.social probably behind the schemes is a good choice

@cbrooklyn112 Already got it.

Thanks for all the feeds. Initial work shows 3 seconds to parse 200 megabytes worth of feeds. That’s just handling a few initial node types.l but it’s encouraging since the files are still coming from disk, so there is that overhead as well that will be reduced.

@dave when reading the files are they compresses?
Either by the Filesystem or something like gzip/zstd

@suorcd Nope.

@dave how hard would it be to try?

I think you'd be able to get faster results, with very little overhead.

If not and your work is ready for another tester, I have the hardware.

@suorcd I can post the code if you'd like to test.

@dave please do.

Repo for the new parser code sandbox. If you already have Rust, just clone the repo and `cargo run`.

https://github.com/Podcastindex-org/partytime/tree/master

@aegrumet Perfect.