I've got a view associated with a lot of urls which have 2 variables
( like /computer/keyboard, /animal/dog and so on ). I thought of doing
a regex like [a-z]/a-z]/$ and make 2 lists or dicts at the beginning
of the view and check if the 2 variables are in these dicts or respond
with a 404 error page. Obviously it will be huge dicts let's say 100
keys for the first and maybe 50 for the second one. Is it the best way
to go ? Won't it be slow / consume a lot of ram ( because of the
dicts ) if a lot of people are viewing the pages simultaneously ?
Thanks,
Nolhian
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