hn-new-jobs

Well, if that's your attitude then I wish you all the luck with your project I was also going to say $(git commit -a) is evil based on <https://github.com/nemanjam/hn-new-jobs/blob/main/data/datab...> but it seems that you just want an always changing binary blob to make your git repo grow without bound :-( https://github.com/nemanjam/hn-new-jobs/blob/main/.gitignore...

This is just a first iteration of a quick prototype to gauge public interest in the idea. It just looks for the "|" separator in the comment title, which is something that majority of posters enforce. https://github.com/nemanjam/hn-new-jobs/blob/main/constants/... If people show constant interest I can iterate it further, enhance it, ad features, etc.

Thank you very much, I am glad you like it. I don't understand what is missing in 2024-08? You can link month by slug, I see nothing unusual here: https://hackernews-new-jobs.arm1.nemanjamitic.com/2024-08 But as a side note, yes, this is not meant as an exact analytic tool, rather just a best effort website that gives some interesting insights. To clarify, only the "Who's hiring" thread is parsed, you can see it clearly in this constants file: https://github.com/nemanjam/hn-new-jobs/blob/main/constants/... Also, in there you can see how simple the parsing regex is, it just looks for "|" separator in the comment title. Another thing I noticed, some companies used different letter casing for their name in some comments, and the company name is part of the primary key, so same company is perceived as different, I should probably handle this

The website is meant for people that look for jobs on HackerNews "Who's Hiring" threads and want to focus more on fresh ads and companies, or to quickly look up ad history of any company. Github repository: https://github.com/nemanjam/hn-new-jobs Demo website: https://hackernews-new-jobs.arm1.nemanjamitic.com I used Algolia API as a data source, along with scheduled task that parses new threads few times at the beginning of each month. The extracted data is then stored in SQLite database for fast querying, and the results are cached with Keyv for faster page responses. I will see in the future how much traffic the website receives and if this stack is performant enough. For the website I used Next.js app with default ShadcnUI components and charts. I just wanted a quick functional prototype to test how much public interest is there for an