yasir_dev

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   JWT vs. Redis(twitter.com)

   1 points by yasir_dev 4y ago|1 comments
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   by yasir_dev 4y ago

   I read two article and i think only one is true. Really one is trustable, reliable and honest but which?
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   by yasir_dev 5y ago

   I will try to expand the project to include reddit, twitter and linkedin. This will take some time, but I've also added LinkedIn to my to-do list. Thanks for your comment.
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   by yasir_dev 5y ago

   CDN Servers sometimes trigger my paranoia. They can inject malicious javascript commands into any server at any time. They can track visitors. They also provide users with short loading times. We seem to place too much emphasis on fast cons
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   by yasir_dev 5y ago

   As a cybersecurity nerd, I have to say it. Your and my projects aren't exactly privacy friendly. They can be developer and user friendly. However, no library that works with embed, iframe or api call can claim to be privacy friendly. T
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   by yasir_dev 5y ago

   Thanks for comment. Actually, if I had seen your project, I wouldn't have written my own.
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   by yasir_dev 5y ago

   Now I have added the post id to my github page so this comment will show below my blog post. Edit: I have multiple windows (modals) on my web page and they all have a comment field so the comments were not displayed for a few minutes.
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   Show HN: Embeding HackerNews comments on static pages(yasircoskun.github.io)

   8 points by yasir_dev 5y ago|8 comments
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   by yasir_dev 5y ago

   Thank for GraphQL api. i write a javascript library for view HN comments in static web pages. Official HN Api create really big problem for me. i written my library with recursive request logic but i'll update it now. i think you need
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    Hacker News Search and Dark Theme(hn.algolia.com)

    1 points by yasir_dev 5y ago|0 comments