666 Line Assembly code to realize social news website

Today Reddit's headline, a British man named Paul Dixon, cloned the Reddit Web site with 666 lines of assembly-language code for two nights. All the code can be seen here.

From the screen view, just a relatively simple cloning, no search and other functions, but it is amazing enough.

Reddit the following comments are more interesting:

Now I'm starting to wait for a scalable enterprise-class Reddit clone of a five-tier architecture, 1.9e8-line Java EE 6 code.

Now I'm starting to wait for someone to spend 5 months on a 523956-line asp.net mvc version of Reddit clone.

This blog points out that there are already various versions of Reddit clones. There are only 4 lines in the Perl version, including three lines of comments ...

http://four-corner.appspot.com/