Raddle has been updated to the latest version of Postmill!

Submitted by ziq in lobby (edited )

Postmill has reached the point in its development where new features take emma countless hours to implement. I know it took her a lot of hard work to add the latest batch of features. The site looks a lot more streamlined, there's added functionality like post titles on the /comments page, quote styling, pagination on profile pages and there have been bug fixes; including the long-standing translation bug.

Also, sidebars for categories!

https://raddle.me/c/Anarchism

So please donate generously to emma's bitcoin if you can, to support further development:

1AXAH2ZaHfVsq2xnbXRN9497FpUAri8x72

Or add to the codebase if you know php:

https://gitlab.com/edgyemma/Postmill

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sudo wrote

It looks great! Good job, emma!

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An_Old_Big_Tree wrote

Over the next little while hopefully we'll be able to put together some nice category sidebars. Anybody who's got thoughts here are very welcome to share them.

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BigG wrote

If everyone donates just 1% of their monthly Soros Foundation grant, comrade emma will be able to afford that new jet she's had her eye on.

Always remember mutual aid, comrades!

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BigG wrote

We can't expect her to reach her Greek island in that rusty old relic from 2012 that she's been flying around in. It's preposterous.

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wooowdude wrote

Nah I prefer Zuck Foundation

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ziq OP wrote

Comrade Zuck is making some great inroads. I hear he got some MSNBC interns new Teslas. Can't wait to hack the election and make him our new president.

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wooowdude wrote

Great job /u/emma *really* proud of you!! <3

Now if only the server side of raddle maintainer (I imagine it's /u/ziq ?) could do these *almost* trivial changes to maximize performance and security: https://raddle.me/f/meta/28471/raddle-me-can-be-made-faster-by-minimizing-resources https://raddle.me/f/meta/25562/raddle-me-should-ameliorate-its-mozilla-observatory-score-by

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emma wrote (edited )

I suspect pagespeed would break the site in more-or-less subtle ways. In particular, since it was built in the pre-HTTP/2 era, I believe it would combine or inline all the JS assets, and thus nullify the efforts I've taken to implementing efficient caching/cache busting. With preloading and parallel loading of assets, there isn't really much point in using it nowadays.

The other headers might be worth adding. I will look into those.

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