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Enh: Asynchronously load autofill choices on Add page #45

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anildash opened this issue Mar 19, 2015 · 3 comments
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Enh: Asynchronously load autofill choices on Add page #45

anildash opened this issue Mar 19, 2015 · 3 comments

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@anildash
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In order to make sure the Add screen (Add Maker/Add Product) loads quickly, we should asynchronously request data from Twitter (and later, other services) in the background to populate the autofill cards.

To increase page load, process auto-fill search results client-side so that Makerbase doesn't get held up by Twitter/App Store/Wikipedia.

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Do we really want to build a crawler that tries to capture all of Twitter in the background?

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Oh haha I had no idea what you were talking about here. You were NOT suggesting a background Twitter crawler.

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anildash commented Apr 6, 2015

Let's not let my incoherence cloud my first-ever marking of a dupe issue.

@ginatrapani ginatrapani added this to the Limited invite-only beta milestone Apr 10, 2015
@ginatrapani ginatrapani modified the milestones: 3. Data Entry, 2. Public read-only maker/project pages Apr 24, 2015
@anildash anildash modified the milestone: 2. Populate database and finalize data entry mechanisms May 8, 2015
ginatrapani added a commit that referenced this issue Sep 28, 2015
This is the short-term solution; the long-term solution is to do this
all client-side as per #45
@ginatrapani ginatrapani changed the title Enh: Asynchronous gathering of data for the Add page Enh: Asynchronously load autofill choices on Add page Sep 28, 2015
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