DISQUS

anthropocentric · 1 year ago

So....how is this "game changing"?

Sansom · 1 year ago

The problem with Kontagent for app developers is that you have to rely on them for the Facebook PHP libraries. As a result, app developers are betting their entire business on the robustness, scalability, performance and "updatability" of Kontagent's libraries. If the libraries fail or aren't updated in lock step with FB, you're up sh*ts creek. Frankly, it's too risky a bet.

alai2001 · 1 year ago

Sansom,
Thanks for your interest in Kontagent.

Our system has been designed to operate fully independently of the developer's application so as to ensure there is no single point of failure (i.e. under no circumstances will our system take down our customers' systems).

Furthermore, we work extremely closely with the social network platforms we support to ensure that we are always ahead of the curve.

As for robustness and scalability, about 80% of our time invested in the system so far has been focused on high availability of our systems (with the remaining balance of our time on reporting and data visualization). We recognize that having high up-time and being massively scalable is an important competitive trait, and to that end, we have designed a highly redundant infrastructure with multiple points of access and fail-overs globally to maintain a high level of up-time and accessibility.

Torsten · 1 year ago

Considering that there are now so many social networks catering to such a wide range of niches, my biggest problem is finding ones relevant to me and related to my specific interests or product niches. Google seems to be inefficient and returns alot of irrelevant results. A good resource that I use to find them is this search engine for social networking sites.

edhardy622 · 2 months ago

British law student sues Abercrombie-Fitch for disability discrimination.
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