node.js ko
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cistov — London, UK
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node-htmlparser, cssparserlib, Mongoose, Express
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chrismatthieujudge- contestant
Any specific comments, Chris?
therazorbladejudgeIt’s an interesting idea but doesn’t go far enough to offer any meaningful value. Maybe allow the visitor to compare sites or run the tool over top lists based on other criteria.
chrisumbeljudgeexpected more jQuery adoption:)
needs a bigger sample size, although i do get the point of the specific sample taken.
singles
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RafaelCorralesjudgeelectronicwhisper
contestantI liked seeing top 5 html elements pie chart. I didn’t find the other stats too interesting though.
Also why a node.js project? Do you emulate the browser when you visit the site?
waxpancakejudgeGreat idea, though it looks like only six URLs were indexed for the U.S.? Should be fascinating when the index is fleshed out, would love to see some comparisons between countries. Countries that average the most HTML5 elements, for instance.
fredyatesivjudgeAs someone who uses HTML/CSS/JS on a daily basis these stats were really interesting. I’m not sure if they’d ever be useful to me but I still found myself hanging out on your site looking around a bunch of different country’s front end stats.
Pretty decent design and fun to play with. Good work.
linus
contestantCool concept app! I think this could become an interesting service.
Kudos for a quite “complete” page, and minus for not including Sweden! :–)
This is cool, it’s interesting to see top-level stats. Would be helpful to give more context to the data—what exactly am I looking at? Would also be interesting to limit the scope to countries for which there is robust data, or to compare individual top websites against each other.