Analyzing HN readers' personal blogs
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Analyzing HN readers' personal blogs
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#2> Static Site Generators
how can that be detected ? I'm curious.
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#3> Static Site Generators how can that be detected ? I'm curious.
I'd say identify common templates? Or "made with Jekyll" blocks
If it's a custom templates I think it's impossible.
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#4> Static Site Generators how can that be detected ? I'm curious.
Some of them output META-tags, or footers such as "powered by XXX".
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#5Looks like the link to the CSV file is broken, which is a shame.
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#6> Static Site Generators how can that be detected ? I'm curious.
“generator” meta tag? https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/semantics.html#meta-g...
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#7> Static Site Generators how can that be detected ? I'm curious.
“generator” meta tag? https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/semantics.html#meta-g...
Jekyll only adds that if you use their “SEO” plugin: https://github.com/jekyll/jekyll-seo-tag/blob/0943563d0aac60.... (I don’t use that plugin, so I add it manually to mine.)
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#8I think I can spot my blog in the Analytics section, I guess I'm the only one using Gauges as analytics.
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#9I would have thought that more blogs were on dev.to than these technology analytics suggest.
Their stack is Rails+Preact.
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#10Link to the raw file is broken - Try this http://dannysalzman.com/files/hn-blogs.csv