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I grew up programming on pentium IIIs when people were using core2duos, but nowadays I like my fast dev machine. I'm curious, how quickly does our product load
by winrid 4y ago
I grew up programming on pentium IIIs when people were using core2duos, but nowadays I like my fast dev machine.
I'm curious, how quickly does our product load for you? [1]
The SSR version should be much faster [2].
[1] https://fastcomments.com/demo https://fastcomments.com/demo
[2] https://fastcomments.com/ssr/comments?tenantId=nYrnfYEv&urlId=ssr-test&url=https%3A%2F%2Ffastcomments.com%2Fssr%2Fcomments%2F%3FtenantId%3DnYrnfYEv%26urlId%3Dssr-test https://fastcomments.com/ssr/comments?tenantId=nYrnfYEv&urlI...
- jesprenj 4y agoBoth websites are working without hiccups. But I noticed that the website linked in [2] (free of javascript) sends a JSON response directly to the browser as a result of invalid email submitted, which may be puzzling to less tech-savvy users. Maybe this is even done for every error? I inputted this-is-an-example-email@example as the E-Mail address, and as the response to the form submission, received a plain JSON document, which may not be desired. http://1507103400/dir/fastcomments.txt http://1507103400/dir/fastcomments.txt <= request example But regarding performance I'd say it's perfectly usable. `neofetch --stdout` output of the machine on which I tested is also in the linked file. I used the palemoon browser. I didn't test out Links browser, there's a chance it might work.
- winrid 4y agoThat first issue for #2 should be fixed and was a validation bug (was fixed day I posted this, is it still broken for you?) We execute the frontend code server side and there are some edge cases here and there :)