Comment author:Viliam
17 February 2016 02:19:31PM
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Is this purely client-side? If there is a database available, it could be useful to cache the scraped data, just in case there are too many people wanting to see the results for Eliezer. The cached data could expire after a week.
Comment author:ScottL
18 February 2016 11:16:21AM
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Is this purely client-side?
Yes. I hosted it in Github Pages because it's free. The down side is that it only serves static content.. I might be able to use something like firebase, but I don't really want to. I will see how easy it is to create a link that allows you to download the data to a csv file.
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Is this purely client-side? If there is a database available, it could be useful to cache the scraped data, just in case there are too many people wanting to see the results for Eliezer. The cached data could expire after a week.
Yes. I hosted it in Github Pages because it's free. The down side is that it only serves static content.. I might be able to use something like firebase, but I don't really want to. I will see how easy it is to create a link that allows you to download the data to a csv file.