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by ivopetkov 11y ago
Usually when I am on a slow mobile connection, I open a lot of tabs. In this case, the benefits of lazy loading are clearly visible. I agree it will be great to load all images, and it will be awesome if we can detect in JavaScript there is
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by ivopetkov 11y ago
Yes. This will be great update.
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by ivopetkov 11y ago
Thank you.
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by ivopetkov 11y ago
Thanks.
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by ivopetkov 11y ago
Actually, it does. If the image size increases, a higher quality version will be loaded if available.
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by ivopetkov 11y ago
This is the code for the library: <script async src="responsivelyLazy.min.js"></script> No images are visible until the library file loads. If you want you can inline the js code.
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by ivopetkov 11y ago
If you are using a browser that does not support the srcset attribute, the default image will be loaded, and no magic will happen. Can you please tell me what your device, browser and window width are.
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by ivopetkov 11y ago
Yes, server languages can do this job easily.
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by ivopetkov 11y ago
A big drawback of Pufferfish.js is that images are not indexable by Google. That's not the case with ResponsivelyLazy.js. It works great in search engines, social networks and read-it-later tools.
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by ivopetkov 11y ago
You can read about the padding-bottom technique at http://alistapart.com/article/creating-intrinsic-ratios-for-... It helps you preserve space for the image and prevents reflowing. If you have many images with unknown
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Lazy load responsive images(github.com)
124 points by ivopetkov 11y ago|53 comments
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by ivopetkov 11y ago
We think our product is perfect if you build websites for your clients and host them on different hosting accounts. The hosting company can take care of the hosting accounts and we take care of the CMS.
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by ivopetkov 11y ago
Sure. We plan to release clients (the code that run on your server and renders the website) for different languages and servers.
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by ivopetkov 11y ago
This is very interesting question and I think I will give you interesting answer about Bear CMS. The client you run on your server (that renders the website and connects to our cloud when needed) is very small because the management tools a
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by ivopetkov 11y ago
That's correct. The interface though is not separated. The client software that is running on your server seamlessly connects to our cloud to provide you with the management tools needed. You can call it a proxy, but a much smarter one
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by ivopetkov 11y ago
This discount is more achievable by agencies, freelancers, hosting providers, etc.
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by ivopetkov 11y ago
Thank you. We definitely should offer support packages. Until then priority email support is free.
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by ivopetkov 11y ago
We think our product is perfect if you build websites for your clients and host them on different hosting accounts. They are always up-to-date.
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by ivopetkov 11y ago
Updating a self-hosted CMS sometimes is a scary thing and many people don't update or update very late. We all know how bad this can be. With Bear CMS your management tools (we don't call them backend because we offer live editing
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by ivopetkov 11y ago
That is correct. The management tools and the DB are in our cloud. All you need is a server running Apache and PHP. Some of the main advantages are: - no DB to maintain - much less code to run and secure - really fast responses because all
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by ivopetkov 11y ago
We have a picture illustrating this at https://bearcms.com/help/how-bear-cms-works/ It's worth a thousand words :)
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by ivopetkov 11y ago
Hi guys. I would like to present you a new better solution we've developed to build websites. The website is hosted your own server, but it's powered by our cloud services. The management tools (that's almost 95% of a typical
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Show HN: Bear CMS – A new, much better way to build websites(bearcms.com)
9 points by ivopetkov 11y ago|28 comments