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It only hits HN when asked, and caches each request for 200 seconds. Additional requests return the cached version instead of re-scrapping HN. It mimics what
by ronnier 16y ago
It only hits HN when asked, and caches each request for 200 seconds. Additional requests return the cached version instead of re-scrapping HN. It mimics what is on HN. So requesting /page only returns the first page. If you want to go deeper, you need to pass in the next page ID, which is returned when you request /page.
- chopsueyar 16y agoGood work, man!