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And the only answer from eesmith cites a very old implementation, I'm wondering what's being used nowadays in the HN code base
If so, probably started with a database that you would commonly pair with a Lisp language
I think hackernews was originally built with a Lisp language right?! If so, probably started with a database that you would commonly pair with a Lisp language
And the filesystem.
It lists the tech stack as Rails, React, Postgres.
https://www.ycombinator.com/careers?ashby_jid=ef00c8d1-76e7-...
They have a job listing looking for engineers. I have no idea if this role would work on HN or if the tech stack is relevant to HN. It lists the tech stack as Rails, React, Postgres. https://www.ycombinator.com/careers?ashby_jid=ef00c8d1-76e7-...
They have a job listing looking for engineers. I have no idea if this role would work on HN or if the tech stack is relevant to HN. It lists the tech stack as Rails, React, Postgres. https://www.ycombinator.com/careers?ashby_jid=ef00c8d1-76e7-...
Every discussion I've seen mentions filesystem-based storage rather than any database. Haven't seen any evidence to the contrary.