Thank you! I'm glad you liked it :)

Daily Dev Tips so it gets a little tricky with React and other web apps that use JS to create HTML. Libraries like puppeteer (which run a headless chrome browser) will get the rendered HTML/CSS like your browser would. In terms of dynamic tags, I don’t have direct experience, but I’m sure using Regex or some sort of logic you could get the correct data, it’d just be a little more difficult.

Great question. It’ll return null if the divs change. In production, I have it throw an error if it gets null, which signals me that I have to update my parsing!

I agree, great for an MVP product, scalability prices are insane. Use Firebase for first 1k users, build custom solution after that