RSS feed readers are BACK, babe!
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RSS feed readers are BACK, babe!
If it gets too much to do polling all the time and that overwhelms the network, maybe we can add directed delivery, publish subscribe style
It could be like email
@cwebber I actually do like the PDS part of bluesky, and I like the DID part except for the fact that it's fake. PDSes that can talk to each other via activitypub sounds highly desirable to me.
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@cwebber I actually do like the PDS part of bluesky, and I like the DID part except for the fact that it's fake. PDSes that can talk to each other via activitypub sounds highly desirable to me.
You should check wafrn!
It has blue sky and activitypub support.
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You should check wafrn!
It has blue sky and activitypub support.
@irelephant @cwebber but the pages load sooo slooooow
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@irelephant @cwebber but the pages load sooo slooooow
Really? Its pretty fast for me rn.
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Really? Its pretty fast for me rn.
@irelephant @cwebber when i click the ⋯ next to this post, then click "open original page", and i start a stopwatch the moment i see the new tab open, i see:
- a picture of a bug and a sentence of text.
- the sentence of text is replaced with "did you know nachos aren't even mexican".
- a skeleton of the wafrn layout, and a throbber.
- eventually, the post.Final time on stopwatch: 2.26 seconds.
I do the same thing on a cosocial post: https://cosocial.ca/@evan/115220440152189152
Result: Under 0.5 seconds.
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@irelephant @cwebber when i click the ⋯ next to this post, then click "open original page", and i start a stopwatch the moment i see the new tab open, i see:
- a picture of a bug and a sentence of text.
- the sentence of text is replaced with "did you know nachos aren't even mexican".
- a skeleton of the wafrn layout, and a throbber.
- eventually, the post.Final time on stopwatch: 2.26 seconds.
I do the same thing on a cosocial post: https://cosocial.ca/@evan/115220440152189152
Result: Under 0.5 seconds.
@irelephant @cwebber The cosocial page loaded so fast I actually couldn't successfully stopwatch it.
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@irelephant @cwebber The cosocial page loaded so fast I actually couldn't successfully stopwatch it.
2 seconds for the initial load when there is a PWA update is not bad.
#I-consider-it-an-acceptable-time #reducing-that-would-make-the-server-go-from-18€-to-81 -
2 seconds for the initial load when there is a PWA update is not bad.
#I-consider-it-an-acceptable-time #reducing-that-would-make-the-server-go-from-18€-to-81gabboman@app.wafrn.net mm using PWA as an excuse to hand wave away slow page loads is so 2010s
NodeBB is a PWA and loads plenty fast, although there is a server side rendering component there.
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fair enough. No im seeing some issues on network side on the initial load at times. But still, 2 seconds is quite ok for the target im going for
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it is my fault because its my code haha
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Yeah but I'm saying all the endpoints are laggy, which is more likely just a server bottleneck, which is due to the plan you are subscribed to, and less so your own code
Oh no! I just did an update
It was regarding of separating fedi and “user actions” in two threads -
This one was more of node event loop having too many events. I dont know if it was placebo or not
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She's specifically looking at the time it takes to view single posts - not using wafrn as an app from a user's perspective. I feel like I'd agree that 2+ seconds to load a view of a single text post is quite long by most standards, whereas it's less of a big deal for loading a dashboard you're going to be spending a long time on.
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She's specifically looking at the time it takes to view single posts - not using wafrn as an app from a user's perspective. I feel like I'd agree that 2+ seconds to load a view of a single text post is quite long by most standards, whereas it's less of a big deal for loading a dashboard you're going to be spending a long time on.
After further investigation we did some changes and performance on an user level is a lot better. Still arround 2 seconds for threads. But better on actions
#Js-event-loop-has-its-limits
