Live data from Hacker News

Show HN: New Hacker News web client

hack.ernews.info

1–10 of 85 posts

Re: Show HN: New Hacker News web client

#2
Based on the Firebase HN API, I made a web client that updates stories and scores in real-time.

No need to refresh your browser anymore to see new stories and comments.

Also, I used a responsive design to be able to read the stories on my mobile phone.

For now, I only show the top stories, up to 100 of them ( that's how many the API gives you anyway ).

If people find it useful, I might add other things. Hope OAuth becomes available so I can add up-voting and comment adding.

Re: Show HN: New Hacker News web client

#3
post #2

Based on the Firebase HN API, I made a web client that updates stories and scores in real-time. No need to refresh your browser anymore to see new stories and comments. Also, I used a responsive design to be able to read the stories on my mobile phone. For now, I only show the top stories, up to 100 of them ( that's how many the API gives you anyway ). If people find it useful, I might add other things. Hope OAuth be…

I've been waiting for this for a while.Thank You!

Re: Show HN: New Hacker News web client

#4
post #3
post #2

Based on the Firebase HN API, I made a web client that updates stories and scores in real-time. No need to refresh your browser anymore to see new stories and comments. Also, I used a responsive design to be able to read the stories on my mobile phone. For now, I only show the top stories, up to 100 of them ( that's how many the API gives you anyway ). If people find it useful, I might add other things. Hope OAuth be…

I've been waiting for this for a while.Thank You!

You're welcome =]

Re: Show HN: New Hacker News web client

#5
post #2

Based on the Firebase HN API, I made a web client that updates stories and scores in real-time. No need to refresh your browser anymore to see new stories and comments. Also, I used a responsive design to be able to read the stories on my mobile phone. For now, I only show the top stories, up to 100 of them ( that's how many the API gives you anyway ). If people find it useful, I might add other things. Hope OAuth be…

Very nice except for the animations.

(am I the only on who fears that Material Design (when overused) can become the new Flash?)

Re: Show HN: New Hacker News web client

#6
post #3
post #2

Based on the Firebase HN API, I made a web client that updates stories and scores in real-time. No need to refresh your browser anymore to see new stories and comments. Also, I used a responsive design to be able to read the stories on my mobile phone. For now, I only show the top stories, up to 100 of them ( that's how many the API gives you anyway ). If people find it useful, I might add other things. Hope OAuth be…

I've been waiting for this for a while.Thank You!

Same thing here. I was using http://hckrnews.com/ on my tablet because of the non-responsiveness of Hacker News but http://hack.ernews.info/ seems better because it includes comments and use the new API. Thank you !

Re: Show HN: New Hacker News web client

#7
post #5
post #2

Based on the Firebase HN API, I made a web client that updates stories and scores in real-time. No need to refresh your browser anymore to see new stories and comments. Also, I used a responsive design to be able to read the stories on my mobile phone. For now, I only show the top stories, up to 100 of them ( that's how many the API gives you anyway ). If people find it useful, I might add other things. Hope OAuth be…

Very nice except for the animations. (am I the only on who fears that Material Design (when overused) can become the new Flash?)

I kind of like material design, but I'm not a designer myself. So I get that my implementation might be crappy.

I have no problem to disable them ( optionally maybe? ) for whoever thinks they are annoying.

Re: Show HN: New Hacker News web client

#8
Nice! I really like the animations actually. Now all it needs is upvoting and commenting built in (but obviously HN would have to enable that part of the API - which I assume is disabled).

Good job on separating the comments visually.

This is much more usable, not to mention responsive.

Well done!

Post reply on HN