16:[[38635695,{"by":"pencildiver","descendants":268,"id":38635695,"kids":[38637451,38636376,38636061,38637233,38638617,38635833,38639173,38636554,38636815,38636534,38638874,38635854,38641094,38636040,38637461,38635968,38635821,38635772,38637639,38636135,38637390,38635819,38636698,38654215,38638891,38636920,38639257,38635912,38636303,38636259,38642852,38636169,38636710,38639337,38642152,38652522,38637059,38636194,38637015,38635795,38638595,38637577,38637698,38642160,38638710,38638608,38637593,38642494,38641279,38642515,38654534,38658819,38640266,38636590,38638545,38638680,38635906,38637042,38636600,38643123,38635870,38636599,38640724,38647998,38639250,38642489,38636312,38648721,38637811,38637858,38636256,38636017,38636975],"score":317,"text":"$17","time":1702509998,"title":"Show HN: I scraped 25M Shopify products to build a search engine","type":"story","url":"https://www.searchagora.com/"}],[33656829,{"by":"petesergeant","descendants":22,"id":33656829,"kids":[33662870,33662591,33662901,33662760,33665132,33662882,33667248,33665998,33662838],"score":73,"time":1668788019,"title":"Mojo.js is a port of Perl's Mojolicious to TypeScript","type":"story","url":"https://mojojs.org/"}],[33287137,{"by":"kermire","descendants":182,"id":33287137,"kids":[33288055,33292732,33288760,33296902,33289260,33287853,33288117,33294752,33290757,33295715,33291089,33288567,33287932,33298134,33289373,33294693,33296306,33296833,33287495,33288060,33313766,33292743,33300695,33287510,33290779,33289111,33288537,33288141,33288591,33291411,33288104,33291732,33292478,33290739,33288927,33316422,33290132,33294907,33295818,33287925,33289824,33287589,33291871,33288736,33290445,33293358,33291343,33290666,33289050,33294486,33293899,33290460,33288050,33287612,33287930,33290000,33289518,33287516,33287908,33289064,33291696,33292939],"score":758,"text":"Last time I posted this it didn't garner much interest. There have been lots of improvements and fixes since the last release.

Quick list of features:

  - Workspaces\n  - Tabs\n  - Nested Folders\n  - Lots of context menus\n  - Response history\n  - Plugins\n  - Runs fully in the browser and runs offline if necessary\n  - Chrome and Firefox extension to bypass CORS restrictions\n  - Desktop builds for all platforms\n  - GraphQL support\n  - Import collections exported from Postman and Insomnia\n  - Simple user friendly interface\n

\nI built this because I love Insomnia but wanted a portable version that I could run in the browser.

If you're tired of Postman's bloated interface and slow startup times, do give this a try.","time":1666353991,"title":"Show HN: Restfox – Open source lightweight alternative to Postman","type":"story","url":"https://restfox.dev"}],[31019778,{"by":"crousto","descendants":134,"id":31019778,"kids":[31023253,31022377,31022545,31022429,31021889,31024044,31025938,31024224,31028236,31024236,31024130,31093601,31027843,31023001,31022131,31023084,31023150,31022345,31025177,31022569,31022208,31022714,31022382,31021908,31181693,31024034,31023300,31023635,31022029,31026893,31022124,31027005,31024071,31020549,31023891,31023803],"score":379,"time":1649881371,"title":"Facebook open sources Lexical, an extensible text editor library","type":"story","url":"https://lexical.dev/"}],[29503709,{"by":"drekipus","descendants":11,"id":29503709,"kids":[29504422,29515790,29503913,29504310,29505417,29504399,29523913],"score":16,"text":"$18","time":1639088079,"title":"Ask HN: Has anyone paid someone else to develop your side projects?","type":"story"}],[28584673,{"by":"eatonphil","descendants":2,"id":28584673,"kids":[28586626,28589678],"score":5,"time":1632062278,"title":"Exploring Scheme implementations for building web APIs coming from Node.js, Go","type":"story","url":"https://taoofmac.com/space/blog/2019/06/20/2310"}],[27641010,{"by":"riffraff","descendants":349,"id":27641010,"kids":[27641703,27643657,27641933,27644072,27641850,27641672,27642336,27642995,27641833,27643480,27643183,27641778,27644284,27644294,27641757,27642099,27643886,27641877,27642804,27641881,27644984,27645586,27642295,27648127,27641733,27641685,27641726,27641650,27643219,27641736,27642089,27656607,27645365,27642609,27642963,27646898,27641744,27644537,27644350,27641678,27644657,27643273,27642810,27644437,27641825,27645473,27644006,27642925,27643433,27641695,27643093,27641735,27641786,27644800,27643520,27642433,27641972],"score":328,"time":1624707160,"title":"Microsoft Teams 2 will use half the memory, dropping Electron for Edge Webview2","type":"story","url":"https://tomtalks.blog/2021/06/microsoft-teams-2-0-will-use-half-the-memory-dropping-electron-for-edge-webview2/"}],[24302553,{"by":"plp12","descendants":110,"id":24302553,"kids":[24303317,24302623,24302942,24302600,24302624,24303068,24302795,24303275,24303058,24302787,24307368,24303552,24302645,24304486,24303108,24302640,24311137,24303069,24302757,24304043,24303136,24302770,24308795],"score":168,"time":1598602878,"title":"C++ Lightweight, cross-platform, HTML rendering engine for desktop apps","type":"story","url":"https://github.com/ultralight-ux/Ultralight"}],[21950558,{"by":"Rubytron","descendants":178,"id":21950558,"kids":[21951366,21952278,21952138,21951322,21951449,21952107,21951899,21953749,21951842,21951760,21953427,21951718,21951962,21951598,21953229,21954268,21951816,21953794,21952555,21952641,21967975,21953072,21953230,21951586,21951451,21952506,21951440,21956237,21951214,21953269,21952662,21951498,21952729,21952052,21952753,21951971,21953127,21952651],"score":370,"time":1578086808,"title":"Flutter vs. Other Mobile Development Frameworks: A UI and Performance Experiment","type":"story","url":"https://blog.codemagic.io/flutter-vs-ios-android-reactnative-xamarin/"}],[18452874,{"by":"Mc_Big_G","descendants":32,"id":18452874,"kids":[18453603,18454910,18455965,18457319,18468968,18454286,18454323,18455649,18456974,18454860,18461967,18454706,18454643,18457684,18456295,18453372,18455361,18454492,18459855,18456131,18460639,18455529,18457437,18452930,18459663,18473922,18456288],"score":45,"text":"My son would like to learn web development on his own, part-time after work. His goal is to get an entry level job within a year. He's currently working as a computer / electrical tech at an industrial fan company and doesn't have a degree or desire to go to college.

I'm a web developer and can easily google various resources but I'm looking for opinions from people who have actually done it and which resources turned out to be the best for them.

Ideally it would be a progression of HTML/CSS => Javascript => React","time":1542222754,"title":"Ask HN: Self-taught devs, what are the best cheap resources for learning webdev?","type":"story"}],[17562305,{"by":"starlingforge","descendants":19,"id":17562305,"kids":[17562566,17562547,17574740,17562385,17562348,17562897,17575956,17563137,17569633,17567456,17563986,17563734,17572619],"score":19,"text":"I am poking around for a new tool to learn as a mainly backend developer and coming to the conclusion that HTML, CSS and JS seem to be yesterday's options. I'm left wondering; if you were learning today and wanted to get proficient fast, what would you learn? Typescript? React? Vue? Purescript? Bucklescript? Bulma? Bootstrap 4? (to only name a few)

I realize there are categories such as styling kits, frameworks or UI libraries, but are there any that stand out as diamonds in the rough for quality of developer life or productivity rate in their category or overall?","time":1531950011,"title":"Ask HN: What front end tools do you find yourself most productive with?","type":"story"}]]

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