Why is there no Django/Rails equivalent in the JavaScript world?
But why none of them are getting a real traction while node.js is popular for many years now?
5 needs clustered under "Other recurring asks" — scattered threads about the same pain, side by side, so you can compare angles.
But why none of them are getting a real traction while node.js is popular for many years now?
Blogs bury old posts in the timeline. A HNer built a map view for a blog: regions are topics, buildings are posts, readers explore instead of scroll.
Converting math textbooks/papers to editable text. Formula recognition exists, but I want low-confidence glyphs kept in original form and high-confidence ones normalized — no tool offers this granularity.
Files with perfectly legal characters and different casing aren't handled consistently in Obsidian.
Searching 'REST' and 'rest' gives the same results; for identifiers, chemical formulas and other case-meaningful strings, engines merge everything.