http://puppyshowdown.com/blog/2012/04/hacker-news-caught-me-...
Thank you everyone for the great feedback!
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http://puppyshowdown.com/blog/2012/04/hacker-news-caught-me-...
Thank you everyone for the great feedback!
Oh, if anyone cares: The site was built with jQuery and Knockoutjs with ASP.NET web service backend. The push updates come from a ASP.NET module I'm working on and will open source soon. The design was done by a fantastic designer JR Harrell from Drawnn.
I'm on a slow-ish Wifi connection at the airport. It's fast enough for YouTube streaming but not for your site. So far on your site I'm looking at an ad with two things that say "Loading..." underneath. Using Chrome on MacBook.
What you're seeing is what happens when all the active matches have been voted on and are over. The client is basically waiting for more contests to be created. Yeah, didn't expect front page of HN. The contests are typically first dog to get 5 votes wins, but there are like 500 people connected at once right now. I just changed that to 50, so now each contest should last longer and solve the problem...I hope.
edit: i was able to vote now on a few dogs and i see nothing, not even a frame between the two horizontal dark loading-bars.
So it's "Hot or Not" for puppies?
Oh, if anyone cares: The site was built with jQuery and Knockoutjs with ASP.NET web service backend. The push updates come from a ASP.NET module I'm working on and will open source soon. The design was done by a fantastic designer JR Harrell from Drawnn.
I'm curious - what made you go with ASP.NET over an open source alternative?
I quick reset fixed it, but suspect I missed a lock somewhere in that part of the code :(