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by laktek 9y ago
If anyone wants to have a crack at it, you can use Page.REST to build it. If not I might be able to get to it towards next week :)
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Show HN: Screen.rip – Programmable API for capturing web screenshots(screen.rip)
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by laktek 9y ago
Does MailWizz or any other similar service that support the same with Mailgun?
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by laktek 9y ago
Thanks! I looked at Glitch but didn't quite get how I can make a shareable sample.
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by laktek 9y ago
If you want to build stuff like this in future, check Page.REST a simple API I built. You can pass a query string `contains=TEXT` to check the existence of a word or a phrase. Here's a Postman collection of all possible options with th
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by laktek 9y ago
You can also prepend 'outline.com/' to bypass the paywall.
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by laktek 9y ago
If you want to build something like this on your own, check Page.REST.
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by laktek 9y ago
I released Page.REST( https://page.rest#prerender ) couple of weeks ago. It will pre-render JS based sites - so you can then extract rendered content using CSS selectors.
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by laktek 9y ago
Isn't this the reason why they introduced Filecoin? To incentivize consumers to share their resources.
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by laktek 9y ago
I struggled with this building Pragma. I was going to a crowded market with established incumbents. Most early talks with customers would always lead to "How is it better than Wordpress, Webflow, Squarespace, etc." So I started to
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by laktek 9y ago
Cool stuff! If you want to add more detection strategies, you might find https://page.rest useful. It can help you to easily check meta tags, script sources and headers for hints.
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What I learned building Page.REST – from an idea to paying customers in 7 days(medium.com)
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by laktek 9y ago
I wrote a follow up blog post about what I learnt from shipping Page.REST http://www.laktek.com/what-i-learned-from-building-pagerest/
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What I learned building Page.REST(laktek.com)
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What I learned building Page.REST – from an idea to paying customers in 7 days(laktek.com)
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by laktek 9y ago
It runs page scripts and wait after DOMContentLoaded. But may not be accurate in some cases. Do you have any examples to try?
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by laktek 9y ago
Added support for OpenGraph extraction https://www.page.rest/#open-graph
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I bolded it for now. Need to rethink the presentation.
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It's actually a utility I built for my own use (I bootstrap Pragma full-time). I thought there might be an interest among other developers for a similar utility. That's why I thought to put it out (wanted to charge $5 so I can red
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by laktek 9y ago
The idea of charging $5 was a stop gap measure to prevent abuse. There are limits set for access token too. I actually rushed to ship before putting out a TOS which mentions limits.
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by laktek 9y ago
It depends on the use case. Say you want to get all images on a page you'd just use `img`. If you are going to find JSON-LD blocks defined in a set of pages, you can use - `script[type='application/ld+json']`. For MVP, I
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Show HN: Page.REST – An API to fetch details from a web page as JSON(page.rest)
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by laktek 9y ago
Oops...Resent the invite.
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I'm building something that you might find interesting. Pragma ( https://pragma.build ), comes with a browser based Medium style editor and static page publishing by default. I've been running an invite only private beta
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by laktek 9y ago
Nice! Looks pretty similar to what I'm building at https://pragma.build (if you like to try Pragma send me a DM on Twitter @pragmaApp)
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Let me answer those with what we are currently doing in our remote startup: 1) Team members have to reply to a thread on "What are you working on?" at the end of the day. This keeps everyone informed of progress and blockers. 2) W
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50 Sydney Startups to Watch in 2017(themartec.com)
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by laktek 9y ago
Yeah, I also found it interesting. Curious what's their hiring pipeline for Clojure devs? I know a couple of startups that picked Clojure ended up having troubles finding good devs.
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by laktek 9y ago
I'd also be optimistic about a future with sane browser WYSIWYG editing, but it has been an uphill battle. I know the W3C Editing task force [0] has been trying to push the limits, but very few successful outcomes so far. [0] http:&#x
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by laktek 9y ago
Came here to post about ProseMirror, glad you commented :)

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