Show HN: We made Craigslist for the university that I will be attending.
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#4Good luck, hope it takes off there! I go to Michigan and this space has become annoyingly saturated...there are 3 or 4 student-startups focused on building a 'Craigslist for Michigan students' and none of them have had an edge. My only advice would be to make your loyal users a priority and hopefully more will come...I'm willing to bet there will be at least one more service like yours that already exists at Penn or…
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#5Nice! What stack are you using?
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#6Nice! What stack are you using?
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#8Is there a search/filter? Can't spot it on mobile.
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#9Nice! What stack are you using?
I'm the developer for this site, and we're using Node.js w/Express, MongoDB, and deployed on Heroku. Mongo might not scale super well for this kind of thing, but for ease of development you really can't beat it.
Preloading pages on hover before the user clicks? Genius idea for a library. I'm gonna give this a try soon.
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I'm the developer for this site, and we're using Node.js w/Express, MongoDB, and deployed on Heroku. Mongo might not scale super well for this kind of thing, but for ease of development you really can't beat it.
I really like how speedy the site feels -- searched your source and found this: http://instantclick.io/ Preloading pages on hover before the user clicks? Genius idea for a library. I'm gonna give this a try soon.