Is it just me or does Swingular download MUCH slower than just about every other site on the interwebs? I have a very fast internet connection and just upgraded my already fast modem to a slightly newer, SOTA modem. Everything loads even faster now...except Swingular. Maybe it's because I'm usually using Chrome when I log into the site and Swingular is optimized for a different browser or something.
Am I the only one experiencing this is or is it slow for others and on other platforms as well? TIA
Am I the only one experiencing this is or is it slow for others and on other platforms as well? TIA
You would be correct, but mostly the desktop site. It uses some pretty old technology. We are in the midst of redesigning the desktop site from the ground up using the latest reactive frontend framework tech. It will be super fast and responsive.
That is also the reason why we paused on updating the mobile site. We are focused on the desktop site which will be mobile friendly.
We’ll keep you updated as we get closer.
That is also the reason why we paused on updating the mobile site. We are focused on the desktop site which will be mobile friendly.
We’ll keep you updated as we get closer.
That’s a great idea!! Good thinking!!!
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You would be correct, but mostly the desktop site. It uses some pretty old technology. We are in the midst of redesigning the desktop site from the ground up using the latest reactive frontend framework tech. It will be super fast and responsive.
That is also the reason why we paused on updating the mobile site. We are focused on the desktop site which will be mobile friendly.
We’ll keep you updated as we get closer.
I don't mean to be negative, but how is this time different from the last time you said that Swingular was in the midst of a total redesign using the latest technology? You are starting to sound like a broken record.
Excited to see progress, not holding my breath......
The least you could do is update the 10th year anniversary badge..... a few minor changes here and there (not just the "Oh $#!t" fixes when things break) would go a long way instilling some much needed confidence....