CollectorsComet's Past Updates and Future Plans

Welcome to the official blog of CollectorsComet.com! We are excited to share the past updates and future plans for our platform. Over the past few months, we have made significant improvements to enhance your experience, with even more exciting features in the pipeline.

Read on to discover our update history, current user statistics, and upcoming features. Thank you for being a part of the CollectorsComet community!

Update History

• August 10, 2024: CollectorsComet.com goes online!
• August 16, 2024: Update of the tables in the Editions view, allowing sorting and filtering.
• August 17, 2024:
  • The top 10 users with the most listings are displayed on the start page.
  • General overview of all users provided: User Overview
• August 23, 2024:
  • Added the ability to sort and filter by column in the user cards overview.
  • Enabled sorting and filtering by column in the personal product overview.
  • Tables retain filters and sorting when changing pages.
• August 25, 2024: Users collection overview optimized for mobile.
• August 28, 2024: Tables in the Editions view optimized for mobile devices.
• September 6, 2024: Further tables optimized for mobile devices.
• September 9, 2024: Display of the top 50 most expensive cards on the homepage (previously top 5).
• November 1, 2024: The last 50 cards that were sold are now displayed on the start page with the corresponding purchase prices.
• November 5, 2024: All sales of each card are displayed with the cards.
• December 28, 2024: Performance improvements:
  • Loading time of a user’s card overview reduced from 8.3 seconds to 0.3 seconds (27x faster, based on approx. 850 added cards).
• January 6, 2025: FAQ page added: FAQ
• January 22, 2025: Adjusted median calculation of card prices.
• February 23, 2025: The official CollectorsComet blog goes online!

Current User Statistics

• Registered Users: 116
• Listed Cards: 1362
• Sent Chat Messages: 406
• Sent purchase requests (cancelled excluded): 27

Future Update Plans

• Introducing a feedback system where users can easily submit feature requests and bug reports. Other users will then be able to ‘like’ submitted feature requests, which can then be used as a basis for prioritisation. (hopefully online in 1 month from now)
• Completely redesign the web user interface to a modern standard (online in 2-3 months from now) You can see a preview of the new design at the top of the blog article.