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if OP open sourced the code I would feel more comfortable about it. its weird that the first thought of hesitation was "that's weird they didn't do any customiz
by koryteg 12y ago
if OP open sourced the code I would feel more comfortable about it. its weird that the first thought of hesitation was "that's weird they didn't do any customization to bootstrap" then this: http://builtwith.com/?https%3a%2f%2fcheckr.io%2f http://builtwith.com/?https%3a%2f%2fcheckr.io%2f
I dont see any backend language or framework. what does this mean?
- dyanisse 12y agobultwith.com just scans web pages and guesses front-end libraries. We use Ruby/Sinatra/MySQL/MongoDB/IronMQ for the back-end.
- danneu 12y agoIt simply means there's no obvious fingerprint that builtwith.com was able to detect. For example, the default Express app contains `X-Powered-By: Express` in the response header. Ruby on Rails is usually sniffed by its predictable cookie signature. You gain nothing from broadcasting your back-end stack to the world.