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GitMatcher is primarily aimed at the sourcing stage, where recruiters can find devs based on their actual code contributions. But I agree, it's not a one-size-fits-all solution — it's not meant to replace LinkedIn or fully capture your career.
It’s not meant to be the only tool in the hiring process, but rather to help make the first step more data-driven.
I appreciate your thoughts — it helps make GitMatcher better.
It's totally fine to ship fast, but you gotta ship smart too.
Just because something's an MVP doesn't mean you can skip security entirely.
Nothing against Marc Lou and levelsio this is more about the general approach some people are taking.
If you’ve ever wondered about the limitations or alternatives, check it out and let me know what you think
https://wellfound.com/startups/tech/php
I believe a good developer chooses technologies based on use case and requirements, not emotions.
All technologies can coexist effectively.
Personally, I use PHP, Node.js, and other like Python for different scenarios, selecting the best fit for each project's needs.
PHP was always the most in-demand tech for backend development, and of course, this includes frameworks like Laravel and Symfony.
So yes, PHP is thriving.
It doesn’t mean that other languages are bad or something that’s ridiculous.
this is just to answer the "PHP is dead" folks
Every language has its place, and they all have their strengths in different contexts.
I recently launched a SaaS validation tool on Product Hunt, and while it's been receiving upvotes, I’m noticing that there don't seem to be any visible changes or traction.
Has anyone else experienced this issue?
Is there a delay in the visibility of upvotes, or could there be a glitch?
I’m eager to see some real engagement and feedback. Any insights or advice on how to navigate this would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
I get that they want to avoid abuse, but this whole random verification thing is frustrating for legit users.
They should really consider a smoother, more consistent system to keep people happy without sacrificing security
I’m excited to share that I’ve built an Affordable Google Search API! If you’re looking to integrate Google Search into your app without spending a fortune, this could be just what you need.
What It Offers: Localized Search: Get search results from various regions like the US, UK, India, and more.
Incredibly Cheap: Access it for only $0.50 per thousand requests—super affordable for any project!
Easy Integration: Simple to integrate into your app with minimal setup.
Tech Behind the Scenes: This API uses the same robust scraping technology from my earlier Scraping API, ensuring you get reliable and comprehensive search results.
I’d love to hear your feedback or answer any questions. Looking forward to your thoughts!
Cheers,
https://rapidapi.com/remote-skills-remote-skills-default/api...
The idea of scraping fragrance ingredients for allergens is spot-on and could be a game-changer for those with sensitivities or preferences. I’ll explore how we can integrate a feature like that into the tool!
As for the scraping method, I’d be happy to share my approach! I primarily use python/brightdata/Selenium, and it’s been effective for scarping all these informations.
I can walk you through the setup if you’re interested or point you toward some resources to help you get started with it.
Crawlee is a solid choice, too, but I’d be happy to share some tips that might make things smoother for you!