Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Friday, October 9, 2009
New forum added
We recently added a forum to our site which is located at http://forums.tournamentgames.com. At the time of this post, there are not a lot of posts, but it is slowly gaining momentum. Please take a part, and off your suggestions, tips or just ask a question. We would love to have you!
Thursday, July 9, 2009
New Site Release
We've just released the latest version of the Tournament Games Website. This version has a wider layout, and several enhancements to the tournament browser. Faster page load times, as well as several minor fixes.
We have also released updates to TG Pool, and Pseudo-Ku, and will make them standard updates for all players early next week. We addressed the problem with a "stuck" pointer in Pseudo-Ku, and in TG Pool, there is a new feature called the "Super Ball". We will add tournaments that will incorporate this new feature next week. More details on what it is, coming soon. Thanks for playing! -tg
We have also released updates to TG Pool, and Pseudo-Ku, and will make them standard updates for all players early next week. We addressed the problem with a "stuck" pointer in Pseudo-Ku, and in TG Pool, there is a new feature called the "Super Ball". We will add tournaments that will incorporate this new feature next week. More details on what it is, coming soon. Thanks for playing! -tg
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Compressed files, and less of them, mean a faster site.
The past few weeks the TG team has been hard at work tuning up the site. The main focuses have been faster response times and easier navigation. Rodger has not seen very much daylight lately, and his eyes are glazed and permanently imprinted from the back-glow of his lcd screens. He came out of his hole only for the basic necessities of life, with a focused intent on finishing this most recent project.
With the discovery of some really helpful tools (YSlow in particular), he was able to accurately pinpoint bottlenecks, and remedy them. Page load time for the default home page was virtually cut in half.
Drop by and tell us what you think
http://www.tournamentgames.com
And don't forget to follow us on twitter!
http://twitter.com/tournamentgames
With the discovery of some really helpful tools (YSlow in particular), he was able to accurately pinpoint bottlenecks, and remedy them. Page load time for the default home page was virtually cut in half.
Drop by and tell us what you think
http://www.tournamentgames.com
And don't forget to follow us on twitter!
http://twitter.com/tournamentgames
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