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When I tried to register, I got a timeout on <http://thymerdev.stunf.com/accounts/register/> http://thymerdev.stunf.com/accounts/register/>: "The server at thy
by sketerpot 18y ago
When I tried to register, I got a timeout on <http://thymerdev.stunf.com/accounts/register/> http://thymerdev.stunf.com/accounts/register/>:
"The server at thymerdev.stunf.com is taking too long to respond."
But when I tried again, it worked. Is your web server having trouble with load? If so, do you have plans for scaling?
Edit: yes, it definitely could use some more speed. It's decent, but just a little too laggy for my liking. That said, this is the first time tracking thingy I've seriously considered actually using. I wish you the best of luck, and my reasons for doing so are largely selfish: I want Thymer to be great.
If you're serving this from a machine in the Netherlands, that could be a problem for those of us in other continents. The perception of quickness is important, so this is probably something you should sort out soon and then launch.
- jd 18y agoThe load is low and Thymer is on a fast server - but our hosting provider reports package-loss and higher latency for a users in our data center, so I hope this is only a temporary problem. Responses are instant here, so we thought it didn't affect us. If it isn't we can always lease servers in the US, so even if the latency doesn't improve we'll figure something out. Thymer is instant for us, and it should be instant for everybody else. I doubt we'll get around to leasing servers in the US before we launch though -- so please bear with us. And thanks for wishing us luck. We want Thymer to be great too -- creating passionate users and all that.