An Ask HN analysis: How Hacker News users host and build their sites
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And, agree, very interesting and fun! Thanks for compiling and presenting it!
edit: here they are!
Contains JavaScript: 567 (81%)
Github Pages: 146 (21%)
Cloudflare: 141 (20%)
Nginx: 114 (16%)
Netlify: 83 (11%)
Apache: 70 (10%)
Vercel: 50 (7%)
Bootstrap: 45 (6.5%)
Gatsby: 30 (4.3%)
Nextjs: 28 (4%)
Amazon S3: 27 (3.9%)
Wordpress: 22 (3.2%)
Cloudfront: 17 (2.5%)
Express: 16 (2.3%)
PHP: 14 (2%)
Caddy: 9 (1.3%)
Litespeed: 8 (1.5%)
Open Resty: 8 (1.5%)
Google App Engine: 3 (0.43%)
FlyIO: 3 (0.43%)
MicorosftIIS: 3 (0.43%)
Drupal: 2 (0.29%)
Tailwind: 2 (0.29%)
Lighttpd: 2 (0.29%)
Godlighty: 1 (0.14%)
Perl: 1 (0.14%)
Neocities: 1 (0.14%)
Asp.NET: 1 (0.14%)
Gatsby Cloud: 1 (0.14%)
Openbsd Httpd: 1 (0.14%)Source: I work there. :)
As one who studies uses of JavaScript in an unintended manner, I believe that this to be the correct direction of future Web.
Heck, I even faked the HTTP version header to be an older Apache.
Replit does hosting now for any language they support, so I’m surprised none of the sites were hosted there—- although I guess some could have been with Cloudflare in front..
Wow, toy(?) http servers too: https://docs.replit.com/hosting/deploying-http-servers
here are the headers and their values: https://paste.maxleiter.com/post/4d142a53-29d3-41ec-a29a-3e0...