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X claims its new web app loads posts in 2.7 seconds instead of 22, significantly improving user experience and reducing frustration on slow connections.
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X claims its new web app loads posts in 2.7 seconds instead of 22, significantly improving user experience and reducing frustration on slow connections.
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X is introducing a new version of its web app that it says is much faster than before, and it's now rolling out the updated app "one country at a time" for signed-in users. "Open a profile on X.com over a slow connection," principal engineer Yagiz Nizipli said in a blog post about the changes. "On the old web app, you'd stare at the X logo for more than 22 seconds before the first post appeared. On the new one, it shows up in 2.7." The post also goes into technical detail about how the updated app "replaces the three servers we used to run for people, search crawlers, and link previews with one." Security researcher Jane Manchun Wong poste … Read the full story at The Verge.
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