I made a site to find Reactjs jobs

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This is an experimental project. I see that there is no decent place to find ReactJS jobs. So, I took the liberty of creating it myself today. I am little surprised that no job board has been built for Reactjs jobs yet (Vuejs has one), may be there is some good reason for it. Let's see. The site is still very basic. I wanted to keep the MVP simple and check if the community loves it. First I scraped some results from Google SERP and put them on a JSON file and then made a Puppeteer script to visit each page and scrape the necessary job details. Here is the stack: Nextjs for the frontend and JSON as the database. I'll dedicate my time to improve the project if it proved to be a useful site among React devs. Thanks.

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