A Thankyou to GitHub web developers |
- A Thankyou to GitHub
- Storybook 3.4 with Polymer Support, Image/Vue/Angular Storyshots, Multi-Hierarchy, and more!
- 4 year anniversary of the best programming blog post I've ever read
- How do I make this animation without using external libraries?
- Should I be as detailed as possible in my resume?
- I made a small chat app using socket.io and node - try it out
- Question regarding GDPR
- Native-Like Animations for Page Transitions on the Web
- Frustrated with CSS
- Mockoon the API mocking tool is now open source!
- Full Stack Android, turning a Website to Android app (Insider's Guide to Udacity Android Developer Nanodegree Part 7)
- "last 2 versions" considered harmful with babel-preset-env -- matches on "Opera Mobile", "QQ Browser", "Baidu Browser"
- What is the quickest way to compress images in bulk?
- A question about Chrome vs Safari dev tools.
- Trying to get data from a mobile apps API through HTTP(s) calls
- [VB.NET] Best Approach to multiple lists, each with 3 checkboxes, where only 1 can be selected?
- Is the 'Visual studio free for students' still a thing?
- Anyone want to build a site with me to learn?
- Beginner Questions - April 27, 2018
- Is this typical for a first job as a junior dev?
- Positioning?
- How do I OPEN a txt file where my url directs me to download it instead? I just want to view it without downloading.
- Looking for an "open API" recommendation..
- Finally got my first client...
| Posted: 27 Apr 2018 05:17 AM PDT I just want to put this out there, but I applied for the Student Pack from GitHub and was accepted. It's massively inspired me to start looking at new things and is really a great scheme! Just a thankyou to all the companies involved, rock on! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Storybook 3.4 with Polymer Support, Image/Vue/Angular Storyshots, Multi-Hierarchy, and more! Posted: 27 Apr 2018 03:40 PM PDT
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| 4 year anniversary of the best programming blog post I've ever read Posted: 27 Apr 2018 10:21 AM PDT
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| How do I make this animation without using external libraries? Posted: 26 Apr 2018 04:17 PM PDT
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| Should I be as detailed as possible in my resume? Posted: 27 Apr 2018 01:50 PM PDT This is what I have in the main part of my resume. Top part is just my name and contact info and there is formatting, just not here. TECHNICAL SKILLS WEB TECHNOLOGIES HTML Strong understanding of the HTML DOM, nesting of elements, forms, proper use of classes, id, and other attributes. CSS3 Capable of creating customized CSS. Basic understanding of mixins, includes, and variables in SASS. Proficient with bootstrap4. JavaScript Knowledge in ES6/7 standard. Strong OOP skill, creating and using functions and prototypes. Fully understands scopes, closures, loops, asynchronous callbacks, promises, and classes. jQuery Uses jQuery for dynamically changing content and jQuery's AJAX to create RESTful API. Web Servers Capable of setting up development and production web servers such as NodeJS using various node modules, Apache and Nginx using modules, packages, extensions and configuring .htaccess to restrict access into the web server's filesystem. PROGRAMMING Python Basic understanding of Python OOP, such as reading files and user inputs, extracting data from files, using functions, loops, and lists and dictionaries for data analysis. Java/JavaFX Basic understanding of Java OOP such as using different types of lists, maps, classes, and objects and using JavaFX to develop a Java application. PHP Basic understanding of PHP OOP such as parsing data into the HTML DOM, connecting to a database, templating, and creating and sending JSON objects to client side. Have experience creating basic CMS using Laravel. React Native Knowledge in using components and state to develop mobile applications and using EXPO XDE for a staging environment. XML Basic understanding of XML elements, schema, DDT such as Simple Type, Complex Type, and using Java to validate schemas. DATABASE: SQL Experienced using Micrsoft SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and phpMyAdmin to manage MySQL database. Capable of setting up local and remote database servers. SYSTEMS: Windows Basic understanding of Windows Server 2012 R2 administration such as creating and managing Group Policies, setting up and configuring Active Directory Roles and Users, IIS and Service Management. Linux Knowledge in SSH security, setting up Nginx webserver and installing Wordpress and MariaDB. DevOps Provisioning using shell scripts, PXE Server, Packer, Vagrant, Ansible with Roles with and without using AWS CLI, and Virtualbox to create virtual machines and orchestrate deployment of OS images configured with pre-installed applications. AWS Setting up EC2 instances (manually and using CloudFormation) with Security Groups, VPC attached with Subnet, Route Table, Internet Gateway, NAT Gateway, Route 53 to point nameservers to EC2 instances, and using SSH/RDP to connect remotely with instances. EDUCATIONAL SKILLS PROCESSES: Software Best Practices, Iterative Development, System Sequence Diagram, Business Modeling, UML Modeling DATABASE: Relational Database Modeling, Object Oriented Modeling, Normalization Process, Relationships, Locks, Data Manipulation Language, Data Definition Language, Recovery and Backup using Oracle Database NETWORKING: OSI Model, WireShark packet analyzing, HTTP Request/Response, SSH ANALYTICS: K-NN Algorithm, Matplotlib, R Studio PROJECTS: Git, Agile Project Development, Slack, Trello, Pivotal Tracker, MVC Architecture, Heroku Deployment LEGAL AND ETHICS PIPEDA Principles, Privacy Act, Ethical Theories PERSONAL SKILLS Focuses on tasks and willing to go above and beyond to meet required deadlines. Technical thinker to create new ideas, explanations, and solutions. Fast learner and capable of adapting to new technologies and systems. Strong attention to details. Keen in discussing solutions to problems and very eager in problem solving. [link] [comments]  | ||
| I made a small chat app using socket.io and node - try it out Posted: 27 Apr 2018 03:30 PM PDT So i've been doing this school project about making a chat application with socket.io and node. I think it was really fun to build! And it ended up being quite nice i think. Anyways, i felt like sharing it for some feedback and im also secretly hoping for a minor stress test of the system. It stores the last 500 messages in a file and discards any messages older than that. It is completely open, so it's basically like one big chat-room for anyone connected. I've used Vue for the frontend and express for the backend. Any feedback is greatly appreciated. And if anyone got questions about the socket.io part feel free to ask. It was really easy to setup. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 27 Apr 2018 01:05 PM PDT I am currently working on a SaaS product that should allow freelancers to make their billing process easier and more efficient. The problem I'm now facing is that users of my service should be able to enter personal data of their customers (name, e-mail, address, UID, etc.). As far as I have understood, if you are going to process personal data you need consent of the person the data belongs to. But how should I manage to do this with data which I don't enter, but rather gets entered by my users? Is that even legal any more or am I missing something? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Native-Like Animations for Page Transitions on the Web Posted: 26 Apr 2018 11:55 PM PDT
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| Posted: 27 Apr 2018 06:20 AM PDT One of the biggest frustrations trying to create my own web pages is just wrestling with CSS. I've worked with bootstrap and similar libraries, but I feel it's valuable to learn the underlying CSS. But sometimes I spend so much time just trying to position things the way I want. Even following tutorials on specific CSS elements, it seems like half of the time something else on my page is interfering. It's gets frustrating. I'm partially venting, and partially looking for help. Any suggestions for new web developer? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Mockoon the API mocking tool is now open source! Posted: 27 Apr 2018 07:10 AM PDT
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| What is the quickest way to compress images in bulk? Posted: 27 Apr 2018 01:57 PM PDT Had some latency issues and thanks u/impshum in this post, I was able to reduce my latency from 9s to 2.5s. The plugins that helped the most were Autoptimize and WPCache I still have one issue of image compression and was wondering how do I bulk compress images for free so I can download the entire contents by ftp, compress them and re-upload them without having to link the files all over again. The CMS is Wordpress. I tried some plugins but they only offer 500-1000 free compressions. tia [link] [comments]  | ||
| A question about Chrome vs Safari dev tools. Posted: 27 Apr 2018 01:54 PM PDT The only thing keeping me using Chrome these days is it dev tools. Am I just not used to safari's and haven't explored it enough, or is chrome's indeed more user friendly? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Trying to get data from a mobile apps API through HTTP(s) calls Posted: 27 Apr 2018 09:58 AM PDT Hello! The app im interested in is "TooGoodToGo" which is an app to order leftover food from resturants. The problem is that youll need to constatly check the app to know if some place has food available since it gets sold out pretty quickly. So what I hope to do is create some program that checks for updates from time to time and can notify me when a resturant im interested in has leftovers ready. This is is my progress so far:
Right now im trying to login using the exact same request headers and URL encoded data, but this is the response from the server and I have no idea why: [link] [comments]  | ||
| [VB.NET] Best Approach to multiple lists, each with 3 checkboxes, where only 1 can be selected? Posted: 27 Apr 2018 12:49 PM PDT Here is the wire-frame I was given. Each Header (underlined in red) has multiple "categories" where the user must select "Update", "Inquiry", or "Hide", but ONLY 1 of those three. I started manually building the page with bootstrap grid and individual checkboxes, but I realized there's probably something already built to do something like this. Asp:ListView? Asp:CheckBoxList? Anyone have any clue how to tackle this? Thanks in advance! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Is the 'Visual studio free for students' still a thing? Posted: 27 Apr 2018 12:43 PM PDT Hi! While browsing here I came across a post in which someone mentioned Visual studio Pro version being free for students. However after googling it, I found an article which linked to a website (http://www.dreamspark.com). When I try to access it - it shows '404 Web site not found'. Is this not a thing anymore or have they simply moved it to another site I just can't find? (I'm not sure I'd get the most out of it anyway since I'm barely using the things community edition offers, but would be neat to get an idea of what the pro has to offer) [link] [comments]  | ||
| Anyone want to build a site with me to learn? Posted: 27 Apr 2018 12:32 PM PDT Been working with html/CSS/JavaScript as well as some other web dev tools and I want a project to work on. Maybe you're in the same boat, and we can work on suffering together. Just a thought. Let me know. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Beginner Questions - April 27, 2018 Posted: 27 Apr 2018 06:16 AM PDT If you're new to web development and would like to ask experienced and professional web developers a question, please post below. Etiquette
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| Is this typical for a first job as a junior dev? Posted: 27 Apr 2018 12:07 PM PDT Hey webdev, I'm feeling like a failure already. I'm self-taught and took the approach to apply as early as possible. So, after about 3 months of learning on my own, I applied to jobs. I got hired for a full stack position two weeks ago using Postgres, node.js, express, react, and typescript...I only have experience building my own basic websites with HTML, CSS, JavaScript and I've completed Colt Steele's web dev bootcamp course. So, no experience with React or typescript, and very beginner JavaScript. The job is a remote position for a startup, and this is my first ever web development job. On day one, they gave me access to their github repo and told me to get the app working on my machine and learn the routes and how the app works by the end of week 1. They wanted me to figure it out as much as I could on my own. They also had several other tasks that they viewed as minor fixes. I had no idea how to even start, but the lead architect said that the documentation is pretty self-explanatory, and the two devs on the team are super busy trying to finish the product for a demo soon. So, if I have questions, I need to be very concise so they can help quickly, and get back to their priorities. So, I spent the first week banging my head against the wall. I didn't even know what questions to ask because I have never cloned a project of this magnitude and set up environment variables. I know nothing about Postgres, React, or Typescript and I have no experience with a project like this. I got as far as I could by Googling. And I asked questions early but they said to follow the documentation and to fix the docs when I come across errors. I finally gave up and just started taking screenshots of error messages and uploading them on our message board and asking if anyone had seen these before. The devs helped out a bit but they said that my questions are answered in the documentation and it's pretty clear cut if I just follow the docs. So, I felt stupid for even asking. Then, this week they have me fixing all of these errors in the CSS and I feel like I know CSS pretty well, but I have no idea how CSS works in React. So, it turn outs that each dev works on their own section from frontend to backend and styling it as they go. Meaning, one part of the app is coded so much differently than the other part, and if they use someone else's component, then it just looks like a jumbled mess to me. I feel like this job is waaaay beyond my skill level and a remote job is not conducive to learning on the job. This week, I started building my own Todo App in React just to see how React works and added my own styles. When I was showing the lead what I was working on, he said that I need to be working on the actual product, not on my own personal projects...I was working on this todo app so I could even understand React, but he said I need to do that on my own time. I...I don't even know where to start with their codebase. It's massive. So, today, I spent 6 hours playing around with the codebase and really getting nowhere. I'm just so confused and frustrated. I feel like such a failure and each time I ask for guidance, they say to check the documentation. I've read the documentation numerous times, but it uses such technical terms, so many dependencies, and code is patched together that I just don't understand how "it's pretty straight forward" and that there are also errors in the docs that I should fix...but I don't even know what the docs are saying. Is this normal for a junior dev to mostly figure everything out on their own and work independently like this? I feel like quitting already, but 2 weeks into my first job would look terrible. I need this job, but I feel sick each day because I'm just feeling like a complete failure for not knowing how to even get started on "simple" stuff. tl;dr: My first ever web dev job is working with languages I've never used and I'm told to work independently on the project, not learn the skills on work time with simple projects like a todo app, and to be very clear when I'm asking questions so the devs can answer the question quickly. Is this a normal work environment that I just need to get used to in web dev? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 27 Apr 2018 12:00 PM PDT So I'm taking a course creating website using only html and cds and for positioning, things that were introduced were;margin, absolute/relative positioning, transform transition...etc. What is the modern practice of positioning among these? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 27 Apr 2018 11:34 AM PDT I have the following url that is a .txt file: When I goto this url, it forces me to download. I want to just open it in the chrome browser. How can I do this? I tried the data: prefix before the url and that doesn't work in chrome. I just want to open the txt file. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Looking for an "open API" recommendation.. Posted: 27 Apr 2018 11:29 AM PDT I'm looking to start an API for a particular mobile game. I can establish the data model but I cannot possibly add all of the contents by myself. So, it got me thinking maybe there's some sort of wiki-like, JSON "open API" where:
I've been googling a bit, but to be honest, I am not sure of the proper terms to search for. I keep getting results to public APIs. Any existing service like this? EDIT: EDIT2: MediaWiki REST API is for getting the contents of the pages. I need something to get the contents of specified data models, kinda like GraphQL, but has a wiki feel. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Finally got my first client... Posted: 27 Apr 2018 07:20 AM PDT and I'm freaking out ! I've been self teaching HTML, CSS, Javascript and Jquery for a few months now and I'm doing alright so far. I've finally landed my very first paying client for a website and I have no idea of how to go about it. I'm somewhat confident in my coding skills but I'm just unsure of how to get started and how to code something that will look good and modern. Any tips for a junior dev here? Is there maybe a template I could use to build something cool? [link] [comments]  |
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