Tag: large

innodb – tokudb, rocksdb or aria engine with a large number of tables

My question is which engine should be used with a very large number of tables and many tables with a few million lines.

My table quantity is increasing and almost 100,000 tables are reached …

With innodb : I have experienced crashes of more than 10 000 crashes … and the startup time of MySQL exceeds 5 to 15 minutes.

With ARIA Engine: Much better and less memory with fast start, but when a table reaches several million lines, a repair is done by sorting a lot and corrupting CPU / memory.

With RocksDB : with more and more spreadsheet -> takes longer to start AND is memory required (eats a lot of RAM) … Example: from 5% memory to 80% memory in less than a few hours 🙁

With TokuDB : but want more feedbacks.

Do you think that TokuDB is a good long-term candidate for this type of deployment?

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Handling large filter options

I'm working on a gaming website project where users go through a lot of data and search results. On a search page, users can search historical platforms.
The problem is that there are over 120 platforms, and the vast majority of them are "legacy" and may be irrelevant to the majority of users.

Is hiding all options considered bad practice? And if not, what could be a good approach, maybe behind a search box?

Many Thanks!

search filters

Game platform dropdown

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Kony

When Kony connects to a single IDE, a developer can create JavaScript apps that run on all platforms. However, this tool is a bit of pinching the bag, especially if you want to create more than one mobile app, want more than a hundred users, etc.

The Kony mobile app development tool can support a variety of things including API management, catboats, voice, customer reporting, augmented reality, reference apps and many more. While the tool itself can be installed on both Windows and Mac computer systems, the associated mobile apps are used for previewing and testing on the device on which it is to run.

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Ease of Use – Expandable Lines, Quick View, or Modal View to display a large section of details for a row in a table.

I have a spreadsheet and in the first version of the implementation I had extensible rows with info. In the new version, the client wants extensible sections in the expanded section, as there is much information.

What is the best option, in this case expandable lines (with other extensible sections / text only), quick view or modality? Which case offers a better user experience?

I'll add some photos from https://uxdesign.cc/design-better-data-tables-4ecc99d23356 as details for the three cases.
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google search – SEO – how to deal with a large number of URLs that are not anchored

I have a hypothetical page that contains the following pages:

example.com/see/cat

beispiel.de/see/maus

beispiel.de/see/

I can have thousands of such pages. The page count may increase slightly from day to day, but existing pages should not change drastically too often. There will be no index of these pages (to limit the exploitation / scrapping of data on the pages). Users should be able to find the page only by searching on this website or preferably Google (or another search engine).

What is the best way to inform Google or other search engines about these pages and their content so that they can offer them in the search results?

Is the dynamic generation of sitemaps sufficient? Is there any advanced material on this topic that I should study?

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Numeric – Legendre polynomials that have been evaluated with large differences

I'm dealing with Legendre polynomials, including the first, the second, and the associated ones. However, I found the following:

in the[252]: = N[LegendreQ[30, 0, 3, Cosh[1]]]out[252]= -0.0681152

and:

in the[251]: = LegendreQ[30, 0, 3, N[Cosh[1]]]out[251]= 1.18183 * 10 ^ -14 + 0

I do not know why the result is so different.

I tried to draw the graphic from $ LegendreQ[30,0,3,Cosh[x]]$ With $ x $ from $ {0,3} $The graphics showed me almost zero.

I do not know if that's a mistake or something. Need help!

User Behavior – Large Hover Menu / Navigation Menu – Categorically Bad UX?

Due to feedback from a handful of customers who did not understand what our menu icons mean, a hamburger icon has been removed from our navigation menu. This hamburger icon was used to expand the navigation menu.

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Instead of the hamburger icon action, a hover event now extends the navigation menu:
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Hover does not mean intention:

  • It's frustrating to hover over something and let it do something
    not intended.
  • Especially frustrating when hovering causes a full screen
    Animation that darkens the entire site with an opaque black and dark background
    extends a large menu.
  • What if the user wanted to click on a menu icon that has become
    family?

If you hover over an icon and start displaying a tooltip, this is the default solution to explain what an icon is / does, yes?

Is not it fair and reasonable not to say that subjectively?:

Unfortunately, this floating menu nav is just a bad UI / UX. Floating menus are an observable, industry-standard bad practice, especially as a solution to the problem we want to solve for our customers: Describe the importance of our menu icons.

Comparison – Better UX when comparing large copies on a mobile display

Unfortunately, you can not have and eat your cake. You have to compromise as smaller screens impose new restrictions on your previous design solution.

Something needs to be adjusted: whether it's your content layout or your user interface. Here are the pros and cons of each:

content layout

Pros: You can maintain your current content by reducing additional details until the user wants to read it.

Disadvantage:

  • Users lose the ability to compare multiple columns (although I'm not sure how they do this in your current example).
  • When you hide content, you take content that is visible and make it invisible. How will users discover this content?

UI layout

Pros: Allows you to manage a solution designed for other restrictions.

Disadvantage: Suppose this is browser based …

  • You'll most likely implement a kind of page-to-page scrolling interface that lets users move the columns. Unfortunately, this is not a natural way to scroll within a browser. This means that you must create signatures to inform the user about this new feature.
  • Considering your small screen and the fact that you want to create a simple reading environment, it also means that all the signifiers you use can create a subordinate experience.

There is no quick answer here. They need to explore different design solutions and test them with users to make sure they can access and read the information they need to make informed decisions.

Your best option most likely means redesigning the content layout by providing the user with clear and concise labels about the content available. The mobile view of Wikipedia offers an interesting use case here:

Wikipedia Mobile View