Using Promise.all was convenient, but we can improve the loading speed by appending new tiles to the page as soon as the data for each of them comes back.

There's a CloudFlare page rule now to disable it, but we should be able to turn it back on if we can use Travis to clear the cache after a successful build on master.

The original site is hosted in AWS S3. Pull out the assets, and stick them into a legacy folder.

Right now, they are added by overwriting innerHTML, which is causing flickering.

Maybe a button in the footer or an Octocat in the corner.

Because checking in generated code makes me feel bad. Read Jekyll docs first since that's what powers GitHub Pages.

Right now, the CNN pane has the same first and second links.

The hard dependency on News API is not ideal. If it goes down, the client should get headlines from RSS feeds.

Just to keep track of page views and outbound links. Should be able to use autotrack for the outbound links.

Might also be want to use a separate dev property with its own tracking id.

For logos, replace any broken images with the text versions of the source names.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/92720/jquery-javascript-to-replace-broken-images

The description for one of the Hacker News links right now is ridiculously long.

Might be worth converting to a whitelist instead.