GRBurst

I recently created a little open-source webapp to help searching for a job on hackernews. It allows for filtering based on multiple tags, live text search and allows to create your own regex filter. Dark mode works fine as well now. Have a look at:

https://grburst.github.io/hnjobs

Note that there are a few limitations like only current month is shown and little optimization, but it was already a great help for me, so I am sharing it with you. I will continue to improve it, because it is a fun experience and I am trying out new frameworks I haven't worked with before as well. As always: All feedback is welcome :-)

Enjoy

Most search engines are down right now, anyone knows what's going on?

I recently created a little webapp when searching for a job on hackernews. Couldn't find a solution that allows for filtering based on multiple tags or similar, so I created one myself here: https://grburst.github.io/hnjobs

Note that there are multiple limitations (firebase live only, only current month, not really mobile friendly, ...), little to no optimizations and potential bugs, but it was already a great help for me, so I am sharing it with you. I will however improve it a bit more, because it is a fun experience and I am trying out new frameworks I haven't worked with before as well. As always: All feedback is welcome :-) Enjoy

So yesterday, my browser crashed completely and after restarting it, all extensions were disabled and their corresponding configurations were gone.

Usually, a popup shows up after a crash, but not this time. Since the hurdle is so big, I didn't report the bug.

Many tools and programs don't have a good way to report bug.

So I am wondering: Do you report bugs? If you are, what is the hurdle you accept to do so?

On the webstore, you will be facing the following message “We’re sorry, an error has occurred. Please reload this page and try again.”

Moreover, multiple reports at https://downdetector.com/status/amazon/

And on twitter and social media.

I have seen a lot of open-source projects with different code quality. But sometimes you see code where you think: Wow that is written very well. This can be a few line of codes or the way the whole project is written.

I had these moments when I saw code that is e.g. very idiomatic or very good to follow and understand.

So where do you have similar experience and what do you think caused it?