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Any examples anyone can show? I'd be interested to see how these pages perform.

• mlapida 14y ago
  Super basic Pelican site I made as a test a few weeks back: http://mlapida.site44.com/ http://mlapida.site44.com/
  • andrewfelix 14y ago
    Performs well. Cheers.
• smarx 14y ago
  www.site44.com itself is hosted on Site44. My blog is too (http://blog.smarx.com http://blog.smarx.com). Be careful when testing performance... browser refreshes trigger us going back to Dropbox to look for changes to files, so they're considerably slower than just navigating around a site (where we typically serve pages from an in-memory cache). EDIT: Forgot to mention I'm one of the founders of Planet Rational (the company that made this).
  • simonw 14y ago
    Are you using the /delta API? https://www.dropbox.com/developers/blog/15 https://www.dropbox.com/developers/blog/15
    • smarx 14y ago
      Yes. See our guest post on that same blog: https://www.dropbox.com/developers/blog/23 https://www.dropbox.com/developers/blog/23
  • jacobbijani 14y ago
    Would that mean that a user on one of these sites could negatively impact the performance of the site by just refreshing it a bunch?
    • smarx 14y ago
      No, not really. Only the person pressing refresh would get slower responses, and we do limit the number of calls we'll make to Dropbox for a given site. I may not have explained properly. What happens is that when we get a request that looks like a refresh, we ask Dropbox for updates before we fulfill the request. So it's only that specific request that is slowed down.
• Buzaga 14y ago
  One I upped, d3 + foundation(really raw && lame && in portuguese): visubr.site44.com