Jordan Handles Memory Leaks…poorly
To protect my diginity, I suggest you stop reading this. I’m not proud of how my resolution turned out here. I can’t deny that I’m
Jordan Does Proxying With Puppeteer
Demo code here On the shoulders of giants What I’m doing in this post is based primarily on this stackoverflow question. My main goal was
Jordan promises – async/await vs .then
As I’ve stated in a lot of other posts, I’m a big fan of async/await. I think it’s a pretty clean way to manage code
Jordan Makes His HTTP Requests More Consistent
The goal with this post is to get some information on why a lot of my requests in the link checker were returning inaccurate status
Jordan Scrapes Websites for Keywords
Axios Okay, fine. Axios is pretty good. I’ve been pretty stubborn in my use of request and request-promise. And honestly, they’ve been great. I’ve gotten
Dead Link Checker Electronjs v0.0.2ish
Sample code here The good Last week I felt pretty good. I got the Electronjs app up and running with the Electron Dead Link Checker
Jordan Puts the Dead Link Checker in an Electron App
Sample code here App download here Making it non-coder friendly The goal with this project was to make the link checker be something that anyone
Jordan Figures Out Why His Spies Weren’t Spying
Sample code here Last post I went through all of the code of the link checker to try and productize it. I wanted it to
Jordan Productizes the Link Checker
Sample code here What is productizing? I’ve really started to like this link checker. I decided it was time to make it more product ready.
Jordan Takes Advantage of Multithreaded I/O in Nodejs
Sample code here Dead link checking never dies I have been playing with this repository for three to four weeks now. It kind of feels