If you are interested in the nerdy technical details, you can check out <a href="https://twitter.com/jmduke/status/1650586634159529993?cxt=HHwWkoCxgY7zh-gtAAAA">this thread on Twitter</a>,
but I&#39;ll skip to the fun part, which is this very satisfying graph of web archives going from around ~700ms to around ~200ms:
<img src="/next-assets/img/zoom.png" alt="Graph of web archive response time">
No changes on your part are necessary.
Fast software is good software.

Web archives are much faster

Buttondown has now sent out over a million emails triggered purely through RSS! Whee!
To celebrate (well, not really to celebrate, but who&#39;s to say?):
<ul>
<li>Buttondown checks RSS feeds around three times as fast now. Thanks, database optimizations!
</li>
<li>You can view the details of a feed and see when the last time it&#39;s been checked by Buttondown.
</li>
<li>And if you&#39;re super impatient, you can manually check it yourself by clicking the &quot;Check for updates&quot; button.
 
<video src="/next-assets/img/rss-poke.mp4" controls></video></li>
</ul>

Changelog

Every change to Buttondown, even the small ones. (Those tend to be the important ones, after all.)

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