Have you tested this on mobile safari? It jumped around a lot before sort of displaying ok, but then the jumping issues returned. I query it because your page makes a point of mentioning the fully responsive layout - but personally if I visited a page which displayed the behaviour on mobile like yours did, I would immediately leave and not come back.
Show HN: Tumbless, a Tumblr-like blogging platform running on Amazon S3
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Re: Show HN: Tumbless, a Tumblr-like blogging platform running on Amazon S3
#22This is almost perfect... It just needs support for more text based content. If it's already supported then the demo needs some examples of it. Text or HTML posts ? oEmbed based links? Link in a txt file would be simple enough. I'm not sure the best way for integrating these things, but I'm mentioning them because I'm always looking for simple blog tools, and it doesn't get simpler than files in a bucket. So this app…
Re: Show HN: Tumbless, a Tumblr-like blogging platform running on Amazon S3
#23Amazon S3 transfer costs can be problematic, though. Personally, I would pair a tool like this with a CloudFront configuration. If you configure CloudFront to expire objects after 24 hours, using a A/B release model for an S3-backed site works pretty well.
I use the --cf-invalidate flag(s) with s3cmd -- but for something with the usage patterns of tumblr, might be better to use a * invalidation so you don't have to pay too much for them. 24 hour invalidation would be confusing for tumblr-type things. I see the article posted today but the homepage doesn't have it? Very confusing.