http://lov.li is online - thanks very much to the cake development team and everyone in #cakephp for your help. lov.li is a 'community art market' - like flickr for art, crafts and handmade products. The site allows blogging, groups, events, image management, video uploads with transcoding into FLV, tagging and geocoding. I'm not finished yet, but I am getting great feedback from the users.
The platform is ubuntu dapper drake, php5, mysql5, and cake 1.1.12.4205 on a VPS at rimuhosting.
There's no way I could have done all this in the time it took without cake - so thanks! If you have questions about anything you see on the site, or if you have feedback, please let me know. There are links to a bug and feature request system on the site. (tails, a hosted RoR bug tracking app which is nice and lightweight).
And if you have anything to post on lov.li, please do!
> http://lov.li is online - thanks very much to the cake development team > and everyone in #cakephp for your help. lov.li is a 'community art > market' - like flickr for art, crafts and handmade products. The site
Congratulations - looks and sounds impressive.
What kind of traffic are you getting?
Cheers Tarique
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Congrats Patrick. Looks nice..although the homepage loading is bit slow, I found tat dragdrop.js+effects.js took 15 sec to load. assuming its a scriplecous stuff, if not needed at homepage u might consider removing the reference. nice to see such polished website build on cake. wish you best of luck :)
"SQL Error in model User: 1064: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ') LIMIT 1' at line 1 " ??
> Congrats Patrick. Looks nice..although the homepage loading is bit > slow, I found tat dragdrop.js+effects.js took 15 sec to load. assuming > its a scriplecous stuff, if not needed at homepage u might consider > removing the reference. > nice to see such polished website build on cake. > wish you best of luck :)
Google Analytics. It uses a javascript script on your pages so it can read all that stuff from the browser instead of relying on the web logs. it's almost scary how much it knows. And its free.
> http://lov.liis online - thanks very much to the cake development team > and everyone in #cakephp for your help. lov.li is a 'community art > market' - like flickr for art, crafts and handmade products. The site > allows blogging, groups, events, image management, video uploads with > transcoding into FLV, tagging and geocoding. I'm not finished yet, but > I am getting great feedback from the users.
> The platform is ubuntu dapper drake, php5, mysql5, and cake 1.1.12.4205 > on a VPS at rimuhosting.
> There's no way I could have done all this in the time it took without > cake - so thanks! If you have questions about anything you see on the > site, or if you have feedback, please let me know. There are links to a > bug and feature request system on the site. (tails, a hosted RoR bug > tracking app which is nice and lightweight).
> And if you have anything to post on lov.li, please do!
Here's the code. good luck getting mencoder working properly, I had to ask a friend to help recompile it. Also, mencoder won't add the metadata like length to the file so you have to do that with flvtool. That way the player can show a progress bar.
> http://lov.li is online - thanks very much to the cake development team > and everyone in #cakephp for your help. lov.li is a 'community art > market' - like flickr for art, crafts and handmade products. The site > allows blogging, groups, events, image management, video uploads with > transcoding into FLV, tagging and geocoding. I'm not finished yet, but > I am getting great feedback from the users.
> The platform is ubuntu dapper drake, php5, mysql5, and cake 1.1.12.4205 > on a VPS at rimuhosting.
> There's no way I could have done all this in the time it took without > cake - so thanks! If you have questions about anything you see on the > site, or if you have feedback, please let me know. There are links to a > bug and feature request system on the site. (tails, a hosted RoR bug > tracking app which is nice and lightweight).
> And if you have anything to post on lov.li, please do!
I would love to see more case studies on the bakery (http://bakery.cakephp.org/categories/view/4). I think it would really help the community grow if examples like these are as widely publicized as possible.
> http://lov.li is online - thanks very much to the cake development team > and everyone in #cakephp for your help. lov.li is a 'community art > market' - like flickr for art, crafts and handmade products. The site > allows blogging, groups, events, image management, video uploads with > transcoding into FLV, tagging and geocoding. I'm not finished yet, but > I am getting great feedback from the users.
> The platform is ubuntu dapper drake, php5, mysql5, and cake 1.1.12.4205 > on a VPS at rimuhosting.
> There's no way I could have done all this in the time it took without > cake - so thanks! If you have questions about anything you see on the > site, or if you have feedback, please let me know. There are links to a > bug and feature request system on the site. (tails, a hosted RoR bug > tracking app which is nice and lightweight).
> And if you have anything to post on lov.li, please do!
I have to agree this site looks really awesome, so congratulations from me to you for launching it. This and the launch of <http://ajaxian.com/archives/dishola-web-20-restaurant-guide> [ajaxian.com] a new site called Dishola <http://www.dishola.com/> [dishola.com] makes me really exited about what other cool sites are currently being developed with CakePHP. I can't await to see them all launch in 2007 ; ).
> p.s. which datacenter did you pick? The site is very responsive from > europe...
> Tijs
> expatrick wrote:
>> http://lov.li is online - thanks very much to the cake development team >> and everyone in #cakephp for your help. lov.li is a 'community art >> market' - like flickr for art, crafts and handmade products. The site >> allows blogging, groups, events, image management, video uploads with >> transcoding into FLV, tagging and geocoding. I'm not finished yet, but >> I am getting great feedback from the users.
>> The platform is ubuntu dapper drake, php5, mysql5, and cake 1.1.12.4205 >> on a VPS at rimuhosting.
>> There's no way I could have done all this in the time it took without >> cake - so thanks! If you have questions about anything you see on the >> site, or if you have feedback, please let me know. There are links to a >> bug and feature request system on the site. (tails, a hosted RoR bug >> tracking app which is nice and lightweight).
>> And if you have anything to post on lov.li, please do!
> I would love to see more case studies on the bakery > (http://bakery.cakephp.org/categories/view/4). I think it would really > help > the community grow if examples like these are as widely publicized as > possible.
> Best, > Tijs
> expatrick wrote:
> > http://lov.li is online - thanks very much to the cake development team > > and everyone in #cakephp for your help. lov.li is a 'community art > > market' - like flickr for art, crafts and handmade products. The site > > allows blogging, groups, events, image management, video uploads with > > transcoding into FLV, tagging and geocoding. I'm not finished yet, but > > I am getting great feedback from the users.
> > The platform is ubuntu dapper drake, php5, mysql5, and cake 1.1.12.4205 > > on a VPS at rimuhosting.
> > There's no way I could have done all this in the time it took without > > cake - so thanks! If you have questions about anything you see on the > > site, or if you have feedback, please let me know. There are links to a > > bug and feature request system on the site. (tails, a hosted RoR bug > > tracking app which is nice and lightweight).
> > And if you have anything to post on lov.li, please do!
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