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(website) Add throughput benchmarks #2182

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Nice work, thanks!

Also, I'm loving the new dark theme for the images :)

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This benchmark measures how long each write takes to process with a varying number of shapes. Each shape in this benchmark
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I think this description needs a clearer statement of what an optimised where clause is vs a non-optimised clause. You could even call this out to an info panel e.g.:

> [!Tip] Optimised where clauses
> ... describe here ...

From the current description I read (towards the end of the para) that I can think of it as "analogous to having an index on the field" but really I would like to know what the term means when you're first using it.

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Good idea. Done.

@robacourt robacourt merged commit 7a836f0 into main Dec 18, 2024
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…sation (#2185)

Following on from #2182 on @thruflo 's suggestion, this PR add's where
clause optimisation documentation to the main docs and links to it from
various places. This includes what types of where clauses are optimised.

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Co-authored-by: James Arthur <thruflo@gmail.com>
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