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whatamp;#39;s up guys I apologize if Iamp;#39;m off a little bit this episode Iamp;#39;m recovering from a cold but yesterday I tweeted out um a tweet that said basically hey pay attention and make sure that youamp;#39;re using database indexes or indices on your database for the queries that you do because um on a somewhat small database I had itamp;#39;s about 500 megabytes um a query on that that just said give me the records in this table um and match these two columns that would take 3 seconds in our database which is really slow and if you add database indexes to it it went down to an on average something like 2.3 to 3 Mill seconds instead so it was itamp;#39;s basically a thousand times Improvement which is really impressive so um this is one of those features that was you know not covered enough in most of the tutorials and things so itamp;#39;s kind of assumed that if youamp;#39;re going to get deeper into SQL stuff thatamp;#39;s not where rails people are going to ta
