21–30 of 31 posts
I think Reddit clones would be a lot more commonplace and popular if they had a name other than "Reddit clones"; it's a simple site architecture in retrospect, analogous to a blog or a wiki. They are all categories of web applications that have interactive elements, but also act as websites for those who don't care to participate. Now, imagine if blogs had been called "Wordpress clones", or wikis had been known as "W…
I think Reddit clones would be a lot more commonplace and popular if they had a name other than "Reddit clones"; it's a simple site architecture in retrospect, analogous to a blog or a wiki. They are all categories of web applications that have interactive elements, but also act as websites for those who don't care to participate. Now, imagine if blogs had been called "Wordpress clones", or wikis had been known as "W…
Social bookmarking site?
i guess it depends how one uses reddit though.
"RabbitMQ clone in 4 lines of Go in 13 seconds".
I think Reddit clones would be a lot more commonplace and popular if they had a name other than "Reddit clones"; it's a simple site architecture in retrospect, analogous to a blog or a wiki. They are all categories of web applications that have interactive elements, but also act as websites for those who don't care to participate. Now, imagine if blogs had been called "Wordpress clones", or wikis had been known as "W…
Social bookmarking site?
I wonder when this article format will bump against ridiculous limits. "RabbitMQ clone in 4 lines of Go in 13 seconds".