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Comment by Denny Trebbin on "Hashnode looks pretty amazing. Its very fast, smooth and looks client heavy. I am curious about the stack used in hashnode?" | Hashnode

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Denny Trebbin

Lead Fullstack Developer. Experimenting with bleeding-edge tech. Irregularly DJ. Hobby drone pilot. Amateur photographer.

Dec 23, 2015

they are using

node.js
express
react
react router
react-waypoint
autolinker
flux maybe alt?
foundation
jquery
lodash
marked
cuid
moment.js
socket.io
modernizer
localstorage
codemirror
nginx
google analytics
google fonts
cloudinary.com
cloudfront.net
wizrocket
Lorem ipsum in production code? ;-)

Guessing which build tool is used. It looks like Webpack but not sure because of some obfuscations.

Chris Cook

going from newbie to pro

Dec 24, 2015

Your guesses were almost correct. Lorem Ipsum part is amusing, is it really there?

Sandeep Panda

co-founder, Hashnode

Dec 24, 2015

@chriscook Lol.. This is coming from an unpublished page. Will get that fixed. :)

Chris Cook

going from newbie to pro

Dec 24, 2015

Oh well, as long as its not visible in production pages, I guess its totally fine! If you start looking into my client side js files, god knows what you will find in comments! :D

Denny Trebbin

Lead Fullstack Developer. Experimenting with bleeding-edge tech. Irregularly DJ. Hobby drone pilot. Amateur photographer.

Dec 24, 2015

No, it's not visible in production. Some other components are also not visible unless defined in Route for React-Router. Code reviews are fun :-) I'll find all the bad code I am writing by myself too :-) I saw some unlucky setState calls from within ComponentDidMount. With Eslint such antipattern could have been spotted github.com/yannickcr/eslint-plugin-react/blob/mas…

Prashant Abhishek

Co-founder at AltCampus

Dec 24, 2015

Thanks @fibric for this tip. We will definitely take a look into this.

Lila Fowler

Jan 4, 2019

How were you able to find that out (see the stack a website is using) ?