Refactoring Fullyst’s Core: Faster, Smarter, Less Spam
Last night I completely rewrote the internal component interaction architecture in Fullyst. This will save time on message processing, make statistics more reliable, and shave off a bit of infrastructure cost because Fullyst will no longer process messages from spammers.
Why did I do it? I think it is that same anxiety you see in the series 'Silicon Valley'. Is that bad? Of course not!
So if you are a Fullyst user, you probably will not notice any changes, but Fullyst just got cooler :D
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