If you go on the "live demo" page:<p><a href="https://nx-js.github.io/hackernews-example/" rel="nofollow">https://nx-js.github.io/hackernews-example/</a><p>and refresh:<p><a href="https://nx-js.github.io/hackernews-example?type=top&page=0" rel="nofollow">https://nx-js.github.io/hackernews-example?type=top&page=0</a><p>I get a 404.
Project wise: it's neat that something like this was built. I always think it's cool that people transform something they may use every day to represent something/learn about something.<p>Usability wise: After using HN for so long, this just hurts to use and wait for the JS to render ):
Hi!<p>I am the author of the NX framework and this example. Thx for posting this here (:<p>The clone is not intended to be HN alternative, it is an introductory project for the framework.<p>The redirection issues are because of the GitHub hosting. I am aware of the possible SPA hack, but I decided against it as it would introduce unnecessary complexity to the example project. I will change the hosting soon.<p>The framework works in all browsers supported by ES6 proxies. (Meaning no IE and Safari 10+ only, rest is pretty much supported). The reason is the reliance on unpolyfillable ES6 proxies. It is a next gen framework that will stay in beta for some time and I hope that by the time I release v1 these browsers will have a lot smaller market share.