Hacker News Client with Htmx and Go
I made yet another Hacker News client just to tinker with HTMX and Golang. Presenting https://hacc.foo Upcoming stuff: - Open Sourcing - UX/UI Improvements - Showing Item Info, User Info and Comments on the site ProductHunt URL: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/hacc-foo
In plain words
Hacc.foo is a Hacker News client built with Htmx and Go. It displays Hacker News content in a web interface and allows users to browse stories. The creator built it as a technical experiment and plans to open-source the code, improve the user interface, and add features for viewing item details, user profiles, and comments.
written from the facts on this page · September 2026
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