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Have you seen Crul?? I love the JS flow, but I thought crul was an interesting newer tool!! But I agree, you gotta get in there and it’s easier with JS
by mikercampbell 3y ago
Have you seen Crul??
I love the JS flow, but I thought crul was an interesting newer tool!!
But I agree, you gotta get in there and it’s easier with JS
- reyostallenberg 3y agoCan you add a link to it?
- mdaniel 3y agoI'm sorry to hear that your searches for that very specific name didn't provide the information you were looking for its show hn: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34970917 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34970917 tfl: https://www.crul.com/ https://www.crul.com/
- sunshadow 3y agoCrul looks nice, though, you cannot imagine how many startups that I've seen failed doing a very similar thing as Crul. Wouldn't rely on it. The problem is complex: Humans generating messy pages
- docyes 3y agoThank you for the positive acknowledgment and insightful observation. As one of the creators of Crul, I fully understand the challenges inherent in this intricate business and software domain. Our initial emphasis on the browser abstraction layer, predating APIs such as SOAP, REST, GraphQL, etc., serves as a data driver and stateless cluster for interpreting DOM nodes. While we initially lacked programmatic extensibility for custom browser control, as you rightly pointed out, addressing complex edge cases often requires such a feature. Looking ahead, we are exploring the possibility of opening up the core, starting with "Krull," the browser cluster. We welcome feedback to gauge interest in this development.