Tfrrs is almost unusable for the last month. It takes hours to get lists to load
Tfrrs is almost unusable for the last month. It takes hours to get lists to load
These guys went to a moron-athon known as Tufts and completely suck at web engineering. At this point, they should partition data by event and year and/or cache. Boom, if you cant write efficient SQL and programming, the partitioned data will disguise the deficiency. If you cache queries, boom, automagic faster load times. When to cache? Demonstrate your tufts degree.
I saw a slide at a tech conference stating users lose interest at 1200ms (1.2s). Tfrrs is beyong 1.2s.
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It must just be your Internet service. I can load almost any of the lists in a few seconds. Maybe 30 seconds at the most for the SEC list
coachk550 wrote:
It must just be your Internet service. I can load almost any of the lists in a few seconds. Maybe 30 seconds at the most for the SEC list
30 seconds lol
unacceptable
windproof wrote:
These guys went to a moron-athon known as Tufts and completely suck at web engineering. At this point, they should partition data by event and year and/or cache. Boom, if you cant write efficient SQL and programming, the partitioned data will disguise the deficiency. If you cache queries, boom, automagic faster load times. When to cache? Demonstrate your tufts degree.
I saw a slide at a tech conference stating users lose interest at 1200ms (1.2s). Tfrrs is beyong 1.2s.
I feel quite certain that the brothers Johnson hired their software people from Tufts
TFrrs is not optimized for mobile devices, should work fine on almost any computer but is painfully slow on phones/ipads
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