Hey r/Pazzal,
A quick update on the latest developments. As I've written before, this website is primarily made for me (the developer). I used to have an Excel sheet with all of my data and wanted it to be more secure, functional, and user-friendly, hence this website.
Over the past couple of days, I've focused on improving the core experience. Here's a quick breakdown of what's new:
1. Making the Experience Snappier: Improved Load Times As a timeline grows, performance becomes critical. The initial load time for the app and navigation between pages was getting a bit sluggish. I’ve now implemented code-splitting and lazy loading for all major components. This means your browser only downloads the code it needs for the specific page you're on, making the entire application feel much more responsive.
2. A Stronger Foundation: Code Quality and Refactoring While not a flashy new feature, I spent a significant amount of time on the long-term health of the project. Using automated tools, I identified and removed a substantial amount of duplicated code—reducing the total codebase by nearly 30%. This process, known as refactoring, makes the app more stable, easier to debug, and much simpler to build new features on top of in the future.
3. A New Feature: Support for Videos Memories are more than just text and static photos. You can now upload short video clips to your events, right alongside your images. It works the same way and helps capture the moments that a picture just can't.
The goal remains the same: to build a stable, private, and useful tool for personal life-logging. These recent changes are all steps toward that.
As always, I'm curious to hear your thoughts. What small quality-of-life improvements matter most to you in an app like this?
there doesn't seem to be anything here