Hey Guys,
I know it seems a bit weird to see an ad up there. It's not a permanent thing, I just need to test out a homebrew piece of software. I figure as far as ads go it is nicely designed, a static image, and tests all the tech bits I need to test.
It will disappear in a week or so.
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Classy.
Care to elaborate? Does your software have something to do with the upcoming forum relaunch?
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This code will be used to power navigation elements across multiple sites. It would be used to announce things like new PATV episodes, merch, etc.
I'll see what I can do about trimming some of the blank space.
I'm performance testing this slowly to make sure it scales nicely. Unregistered users represented a portion of the total forum traffic, now I want to test on the full population. This is my first time deploying a large site on Google App Engine and so far it has worked beautifully. Still, best to test things slowly if I have the option
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It becomes somewhat more pronounced on the iPad.
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Do not engage the Watermelons.
It used to do that. Then it changed in the last day or so.
Do not engage the Watermelons.
Yeah, I don't mind ads at all but I do mind the forums getting less mobile-friendly.
Now the 'big problem' is the ad doesn't fit the colour scheme very well...
Do not engage the Watermelons.
But then the ad worked, and I bought the series, which is cool 'cause I haven't seen any of it yet
edit: quick and dirty mockup of what I was generally thinking of with this crit:
http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o165/fyrewulff/mockupofads.jpg
Now imagine that with an actual budget and hours of committee meetings
I didn't think to test in a a mobile setting. It didn't take long and it makes mobile browsing much easier.
Re: Software. Still looking. It's less pressing since the forums are much more stable now, but the forums are going to get some updates, I'm just not sure what it looks like yet. The problem is that with 20m posts, not a lot of people are willing to host us
How much space does 20m posts take up anyway?
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Around 20GB including indexes.
I'm looking for software solutions first. vBulletin is an old piece of software and the newer branches are going in a direction I don't want to follow.
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