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Re: Show HN: I built a service to discover and monitor rapidly growing trends

#31

I've got no data while searching for "javascript". Is the signal too small or does the app only cather to some niches?

Nope, it's probably just overloaded from HN.

I just updated the trend and, as you can see, it does show the data: https://treendly.com/trend/javascript?geo=US

We don't cather to any specific niche:

Thanks for the comment!

Re: Show HN: I built a service to discover and monitor rapidly growing trends

#35

I created something similar to be deployed on any network (internet, company, even social group): https://hnprofile.com/ Happy to discuss with you (OP) about some things I learned along the way.

Seems cool! Your thing is specific to HN, though, right? I plan to integrate HN as a source in Treendly, too.

Re: Show HN: I built a service to discover and monitor rapidly growing trends

#36
post #29

On the website you are showing 7 trends for free. So I created an account in the assumption that I can see more for free. But when I logged in I can only see 6 for free and then you are trying to upsell me. That doesn't make sense.

You are right, I'll give logged users the ability to see a little bit more trends =)

Thanks for the comment!

Re: Show HN: I built a service to discover and monitor rapidly growing trends

#37

I've got no data while searching for "javascript". Is the signal too small or does the app only cather to some niches?

Nope, it's probably just overloaded from HN. I just updated the trend and, as you can see, it does show the data: https://treendly.com/trend/javascript?geo=US We don't cather to any specific niche: Thanks for the comment!

According to the " Interest over time by search volume " graph over the last 5 years, interest/what-your-measuring seems to have decreased.

I'm my experience, but I'm probably in a bubble, more and more people are talking, interested in and using JavaScript, in the last 5 years, but again, probably biased as I'm a web developer.

Is the graph adjusted to the number of people on the planet or some other metric? Or why do you think it shows the data it's showing?

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