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Re: Show HN: Deco.cx – realtime TypeScript web editor

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orphea wrote: post #16
gadr90 wrote: post #9

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Hi Orphea! Guilty as charged we kinda rushed this landing page for our TechCrunch announcement and haven't been able to come back to optimize it. I haven't heard of stuttering before now, but maybe something quirky is happening with your combination of browser/OS/CPU. If you could let us know which browser and OS you're on, we'd be very grateful! Thanks in advance!

Oops, sorry, I was going to tell that! Windows 10 / Edge 123

Thank you! We need to start testing way more on Windows. Will do!

Re: Show HN: Deco.cx – realtime TypeScript web editor

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Post by gadr90 »

riffic wrote: post #23

I would absolutely never launch something on the dot cx TLD it just reminds me of a certain something.

Ouf, I'm not aware of it! Would love your feedback in a DM, perhaps Linkedin? https://www.linkedin.com/in/guifromrio/ Thanks for the input anyway!

Re: Show HN: Deco.cx – realtime TypeScript web editor

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Post by gadr90 »

n3storm wrote: post #22

What does it mean pricing for "pageviews"? thanks in advance

Hi n3storm! It means we account for how many pageviews your website is serving each month and we charge a variable amount based on that. That way you only pay for what you use. In the * asterisk, we end up defining a pageview as having a maximum of 10 requests, and you pay proportionally over that. In our experience, considering our SSR-first architecture and the fact that assets are immutably cached at the border, we've found most sites use less than 10 reqs per pageview.

Re: Show HN: Deco.cx – realtime TypeScript web editor

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Post by edave64 »

gadr90 wrote: post #9
orphea wrote: post #8

The page has extremely poor performance. Simply scrolling or moving the mouse cursor around loads Ryzen 7900 to 30% (it's a 12-core CPU!) Everything stutters.

Hi Orphea! Guilty as charged we kinda rushed this landing page for our TechCrunch announcement and haven't been able to come back to optimize it. I haven't heard of stuttering before now, but maybe something quirky is happening with your combination of browser/OS/CPU. If you could let us know which browser and OS you're on, we'd be very grateful! Thanks in advance!

Mac mini M2 user with safari here: The website causes 10-20% CPU load doing absolutely nothing. The spotlight effect also doesn't seem to work as intended. As long as the mouse is moving, the spotlight just barely moves in its direction. Then, when the mouse stays still, it suddenly jumps towards it. It makes the website seem a lot more laggy than it probably would be.

On chrome, the spotlight effect looks better, but we are up to 50% CPU usage.

Re: Show HN: Deco.cx – realtime TypeScript web editor

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Post by gadr90 »

edave64 wrote: post #26
gadr90 wrote: post #9

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Hi Orphea! Guilty as charged we kinda rushed this landing page for our TechCrunch announcement and haven't been able to come back to optimize it. I haven't heard of stuttering before now, but maybe something quirky is happening with your combination of browser/OS/CPU. If you could let us know which browser and OS you're on, we'd be very grateful! Thanks in advance!

Mac mini M2 user with safari here: The website causes 10-20% CPU load doing absolutely nothing. The spotlight effect also doesn't seem to work as intended. As long as the mouse is moving, the spotlight just barely moves in its direction. Then, when the mouse stays still, it suddenly jumps towards it. It makes the website seem a lot more laggy than it probably would be. On chrome, the spotlight effect looks better, bu…

This is most likely the culprit! Will take care of it. Thanks for the detailed feedback <3
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