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This is perfect timing for me - I've just finished building my side project (http://www.artpip.com/ http://www.artpip.com/) and feel like I've made something pe

This is perfect timing for me - I've just finished building my side project (http://www.artpip.com/ http://www.artpip.com/) and feel like I've made something people would want to use, but was unsure about how best to get the word out. Thank you!

pryelluw 10y ago
Here is the best feedback I can give you: I experienced a really slow loading time on mobile 4GLTE. The top image loaded and 6 seconds later the text loaded. People dont wait. They dont care enough for your site to load. You should reduce loading time and make sure text loads before pictures. When you do this send me an email and Ill give you more feedback if you want.
jayroh 10y ago
Love your idea! Going to give it a shot later on when I get home
ausjke 10y ago
Failed to install on Windows, wish you have a Linux version. 2017-01-01 13:27:22> Program: Starting Squirrel Updater: --install . 2017-01-01 13:27:23> Program: Starting install, writing to C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Local\SquirrelTemp 2017-01-01 13:27:26> Program: About to install to: C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Local\artpip 2017-01-01 13:27:28> CheckForUpdateImpl: Couldn't write out staging user ID, this user probably shouldn't get beta anything: System.IO.DirectoryNotFoundException: `
- mcjiggerlog 10y ago
  Thanks for the report - I'll investigate. What windows version are you on? Linux version is in the pipeline!
  - ausjke 10y ago
    windows 7 that is, 64bit
thr0waway1239 10y ago
I am going to recommend people who are building stuff specifically for desktops to call out that fact. Here is the tagline for this project: "BEAUTIFUL ART FOR YOUR DESKTOP" So whether it loads in 6 seconds on mobile or 600 seconds is completely irrelevant to you the creator (of course within reason try to speed up the mobile experience). Here is a stat that no one actually finds unusual after thinking about it for a second - if what you have created is primarily for people who produce (rather than just consume) - writing, editing images, coding etc - a large portion of your audience will actually use your stuff on a large screen with a good internet connection. Before you go on to, say, AMP your site, first ask "Do I really need to?" I question the people peddling the mobile-first world - that world is quite far away for hardcore producers, and the odds are not terribly low that these prolific producers are going to be people with plenty of discretionary money to spend.

pryelluw 10y ago

Here is the best feedback I can give you: I experienced a really slow loading time on mobile 4GLTE. The top image loaded and 6 seconds later the text loaded. People dont wait. They dont care enough for your site to load. You should reduce loading time and make sure text loads before pictures. When you do this send me an email and Ill give you more feedback if you want.

jayroh 10y ago

Love your idea! Going to give it a shot later on when I get home

ausjke 10y ago

Failed to install on Windows, wish you have a Linux version. 2017-01-01 13:27:22> Program: Starting Squirrel Updater: --install . 2017-01-01 13:27:23> Program: Starting install, writing to C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Local\SquirrelTemp 2017-01-01 13:27:26> Program: About to install to: C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Local\artpip 2017-01-01 13:27:28> CheckForUpdateImpl: Couldn't write out staging user ID, this user probably shouldn't get beta anything: System.IO.DirectoryNotFoundException: `

mcjiggerlog 10y ago
Thanks for the report - I'll investigate. What windows version are you on? Linux version is in the pipeline!
- ausjke 10y ago
  windows 7 that is, 64bit

thr0waway1239 10y ago

I am going to recommend people who are building stuff specifically for desktops to call out that fact. Here is the tagline for this project: "BEAUTIFUL ART FOR YOUR DESKTOP" So whether it loads in 6 seconds on mobile or 600 seconds is completely irrelevant to you the creator (of course within reason try to speed up the mobile experience). Here is a stat that no one actually finds unusual after thinking about it for a second - if what you have created is primarily for people who produce (rather than just consume) - writing, editing images, coding etc - a large portion of your audience will actually use your stuff on a large screen with a good internet connection. Before you go on to, say, AMP your site, first ask "Do I really need to?" I question the people peddling the mobile-first world - that world is quite far away for hardcore producers, and the odds are not terribly low that these prolific producers are going to be people with plenty of discretionary money to spend.