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Fixed already, thanks for the comment though :)

Yup that's because the scroll events are triggered as soon as the scrolling is done. We'll find a fix for that though. Thanks for your feedback!

The last input field of the upload form lets you add a source which will later be displayed on the right side of the image.

- Better Interface - No need to click the post to view the animated image - Social Features

Thanks for your feedback!

Thanks for your feedback! Uploading should work again as well as the maxlength for the title field!

Yeah maybe we should put a small input field or some icon indicating a permalink to the right. Thanks!

Yeah, we will see how it goes. If it grows, we will definitely move to a CDN. Thanks for your comment! :)

Yup, that's because we connect to port 8080 directly (that's the port the server is running on internally, see http://fititgame.com:8080). But unfortunately, we can't fix this right now since nginx isn't able to forward websockets, yet (AFAIK, correct me if I'm wrong)

Yea I guess we need some more instructions for some people. Sad but true story!

Thank you! :)

Yup, that was our idea at first actually, but we didn't have enough time to implement that. But I guess we will keep on working on it from time to time, so this feature will definitely come!

I guess that with text communication, it would be too easy, right? The gameplay will change within the next days... like more levels in a row with the same team and stuff like that.

Clickable: http://fititgame.com/

Clickable: http://fititgame.com/

Thanks! More genres are coming soon - we decided to start with 3 genres only to avoid that we have empty rooms...

Background information: I released this about half a year ago as a small experiment, now I'm trying to create a full-featured browser / facebook game out of that.

Techniques used: Node.js, Express.js, Socket.IO, Jade, Redis

koopajah: I've heard about this issue before but dunno why this happens yet. Maybe some socket.io issues, I'll investigate later

yup testing around, bashing the server and fixing bugs... still beta but works quite good right now :)

yup, filsh.net is entirely written in node.js, using express.js and jade. using redis as a database and ffmpeg for video conversions. running on 40 high-end servers.