In scenarios with high-frequency web API calls, creating custom objects can introduce overhead that may hamper performance. Directly constructing JSON objects from database data streamlines the process, allowing rapid retrieval and transmission without the need for object initialization. This approach minimizes resource consumption and enhances response times, making it particularly advantageous in high-demand environments where latency and efficiency are critical.
Creating a custom object and transforming it into JSON involves additional overhead due to object instantiation and property setting. For high-volume web API calls, this could lead to performance bottlenecks.
Using a direct JSON object instead of a custom object can reduce resource consumption, as it avoids the steps of instantiation and property assignment, making the process leaner.
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