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Show HN: Accept LinkedIn Requests Automatically in 3 Lines of JavaScript(youtube.com)
2 points by rohitawate 6y ago|0 comments
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by rohitawate 8y ago
Hi! I'm Rohit, the dev behind Everest. First of all, I want to thank all of you for trying out Everest and providing such great feedback. The project really blew in popularity since yesterday. I was not expecting a response anything cl
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by rohitawate 8y ago
Hi! The dev here. Thanks for trying out Everest. The JVM does have a slightly higher warm-up time than something like Node.js. The slow scrolling is a JavaFX thing and bothers me too. I'll definitely polish that up, if possible. I don&
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by rohitawate 8y ago
I understand that 250-300MB is still a bit heavy, I'm not too happy with it either, but I've come to realize that even a Hello World JavaFX application with just a button on screen eats 70MB. I'm trying my level best to keep
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by rohitawate 8y ago
You're welcome! That was the whole point of the project. User convenience >>> Developer convenience
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by rohitawate 8y ago
You're welcome! I'm glad this helps.
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by rohitawate 8y ago
It's lightweight compared to the other options because all the other options are Electron based.
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by rohitawate 8y ago
Thank you so much! A little bit of CSS can go a long way. :)
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by rohitawate 8y ago
Yes it is lighter than the Electron-based options. Definitely a lot more than Postman which always consumes north of half a gig. Everest hovers around 250-300MB which I know is still a lot and I'm currently in the process of optimizing
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Show HN: Everest: A gorgeous REST API client written in JavaFX(github.com)
4 points by rohitawate 8y ago|0 comments