Thank you! I love it here. Sending good vibes

Many thanks for the transparency! This is great.

Really like seeing posts like this that explain what's going on. Thanks for all the hard work!

My first comment on here! Thanks for creating this, this looks fantastic and a great Reddit alternative. Keep up the great work.

Special thanks to the other guys for helping make this update possible. Site is snappier than ever and the UI looks fantastic.

Nice, really liking the update! Some questions about development for the fediverse: Is the code for running Lemmy written by one or person or a smome core team?

Is there any decision making process as to which features will be worked on in the next release or which bugs to prioritize?

In theory what would happen if the original developers started making changes that other people don't agree with? Would we get a fork then where servers have to choose to adopt it or not?

Fuck yeah upgrade hype

We're alive!!!

Thank you :)

Thanks! Seems to be working fine so far.

Thanks for the update. I especially like the transparency on not only the “upgrade” itself but also the potential issues encountered, together with the solutions. Seems rare nowadays, or I’m just seeing less and less people doing this.

New user registrations closed until tomorrow

Warning: Be careful, this might trigger this bug here: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/3422#issuecomment-1616112264

It keeps logging me out, plus when I log in, alarmingly other users' profile names flash in the top right corner for a second.

This looks like it’s exposed some weaknesses, and it sounds like the team has it under control.

I’m moving right now and can’t dedicate time to development, but once I’m up and running I should be able to start contributing.

Scalability is always a concern with these sites, so there’s plenty to do to improve that

Thank you!!

Is there a issue with the api? ( Because the api wrapper lemmy-js-client doesnt work on login. ) I tried it yesterday but not today yet. I will test it when i can :)

I really enjoy how lemmy is growing!

Just want to say thank you. Your hard work is very much appreciated.

Also chipping in to give my appreciation, really enjoying Lemmy through lemmy.world!

I really enjoy how lemmy is growing!

This is really cool that this gets shared. Thanks for all of the info!

I really enjoy how lemmy is growing!

Hey man I just want to say thank you for your hard work.

Excellent news! I can browse Lemmy on my phone again, many thanks to you @Ruud and everyone else who worked on this!

Awesome work guys! The NEW front page of the internet is born.

Have you considered running your Lemmy instance on more than a single machine? If it is possible to run two lemmy containers anyway (ie, lemmy is not a singleton), why not run them on separate machines? With load balancing you could achieve a more stable experience. It might be cheaper to have many mediocre machines rather than a single powerful one too, as well as more sustainable long-term (vertical vs horizontal scaling).

The downside would be that the set-up would be less obvious than with Docker compose and you would probably need to get into k8s/k3s/nomad territory in order to orchestrate a proper fleet.

Thanks so much for everything!

Great stuff!