Abstract: A method for configurable events includes obtaining a first request to schedule a first event that includes a first number of attendees. The method includes determining that the first number of attendees satisfies a threshold and, based on determining that the first number of attendees satisfies the threshold, generating a first webpage for hosting the first event. The first webpage, when visited, generates a first number of server calls. The method includes obtaining a second request to schedule a second event that includes a second number of attendees. The method includes determining that the second number of attendees fails to satisfy the threshold and, based on determining that the second number of attendees fails to satisfy the threshold, generating a second webpage for hosting the second event. The second webpage, when visited, generates a second number of server calls that is less than the first number of server calls.

Abstract: An embodiment may involve obtaining a first content interaction indicator that indicates a first user interaction with content of a first application, and obtaining a second content interaction indicator that indicates a second user interaction with content of a second application different from the first application, obtaining a set of content interaction rules associated with the first and second applications, and, in response to determining, based on the first and second content interaction rules, that each of the first and second user interactions satisfies the set of content interaction rules, generating display instructions for displaying the first and second user interactions.

Abstract: A system and method that provide a framework or tool through which e-commerce store owners may build promotional packages for e-commerce, and the same acts as a promotion engine or kit for promotions or incentives. In one implementation, a network platform provides a promotion framework that allows storefront managers to create a variety of different types of product offerings.