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- Remove Array Duplicates using ES6 Set
- CSS3 Checkbox Switch Generator (No additional element needed)
- [Showoff Saturday] A live updating forum/image board with websockets. Looking for feedback and suggestions of features to add
- [Need advice] I feel that I should have part of my company's business...
- [Showoff Saturday] The most interesting man in the world
- Appropriate modern web front-end development tools for small embedded systems?
- [Showoff Saturday] fileshifter.io - A simple file conversion website
- Forwarding all traffic to SSL?
- Personal Budgeting – Tamego.com – First Big Project, Hope You Like!
- [Question] PHP required code for form submission
- Lazy Loading Images and Video
- Free Server Managing tools like Serveravtar
- Applying for jobs/Relocation questions
- Central credential store
- [Showoff Saturday] My new personal / portfolio site
- Need to find the right web developer for an upcoming project, do you guys have any recommendations on where to look?
- A guide to getting the most out of the Push API – freeCodeCamp
- [ShowOff Saturday] boilerplate for Angular PWA - with serverside rendering & deployable on serverless env
- 30 seconds of code v0.0.3 and new website are now live.
- [Showoff Saturday] Leveraging Render Props in Vue
- Showoff Saturday: People Like Us private home swap network
- Bootstrap + Sass modules question.
- [Showoff Saturday] Recently released landing page I built under contract - Looking for Feedback and any issues identified. Thank you!
- Hey I am new to web development
Remove Array Duplicates using ES6 Set Posted: 07 Apr 2018 12:34 PM PDT
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CSS3 Checkbox Switch Generator (No additional element needed) Posted: 07 Apr 2018 05:42 AM PDT | ||
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[Need advice] I feel that I should have part of my company's business... Posted: 07 Apr 2018 08:04 AM PDT Hey so I'm an intermediate web developer close to graduating in engineering, and got hired (as an intern) to develop a large scale application for a startup that had a contractor, the job was complicated and sounded like a cool way to develop my programming skills while learning from others. Thing is the contractor pulled off on the first month due to some internal problems, which made our executives fire the entire staff (but me), and pivot to a new idea. The problem I'm facing is that I'm taking all the shots on this new idea, developing the whole business logic as well as the application itself, contracting people and all, the only thing I don't do is accounting. I really feel like I own part of it, but I'm getting paid as an intern and didn't put money into the project (yet). What should I do? Should I review the contract with the owners, should I leave, am I doing what I should...? I'm really grateful that they decided to keep me working with them but I'm having to go the extra mile with being the solo developer, HR, entrepreneur. All in all it's being an awesome learning experience. [link] [comments] | ||
[Showoff Saturday] The most interesting man in the world Posted: 07 Apr 2018 02:28 PM PDT | ||
Appropriate modern web front-end development tools for small embedded systems? Posted: 07 Apr 2018 04:07 PM PDT I'm doing some front end development after a break of many years and while there are plenty of resources for new and returning developers, I'm not developing for a typical environment and it's hard to figure out which tools are suitable. I'm developing browser-based interfaces for small embedded devices that are often used without Internet access - the 'server' (which is also a WiFi access point) occupies about a cubic centimeter and has a few hundred KB of flash storage and 128 KB of RAM. The user in many cases might be literally in the middle of the woods with no other network access. That means no loading anything from CDNs, no external dependencies at all, everything has to be kept small, and no standard server-side software can be deployed - anything on the server side has to be written in C and has tight resource constraints. I'm using a stripped-down Bootstrap 3 framework and editing everything in Notepad++ right now. At the very least I'd like to be able to edit my Javascript modules as separate files and then merge and minify them - there's a lot of overhead on each request so the number of files has to be kept low, but editing everything in one big file goes against modular design. I could accomplish this part with make or some simple shell scripts, but I'm sure there must be other tools I should be looking at. We didn't have package managers for Javascript last time I did any of this, and CSS was just starting to be widely adopted - tools like Sass didn't exist yet. Keeping in mind the extreme server and network constraints, what should I have in my toolbox for doing modern front-end development without reinventing the wheel? [link] [comments] | ||
[Showoff Saturday] fileshifter.io - A simple file conversion website Posted: 07 Apr 2018 07:39 AM PDT | ||
Forwarding all traffic to SSL? Posted: 07 Apr 2018 03:07 PM PDT I made a social networking site and I am trying to get everyone who types in socialsite.com to be redirected to https://socialsite.com I tried making a redirect which took the website offline. I also tried adding to .htaccess after 'RewriteEngine On' and that too took the website offline. What's the next idea? [link] [comments] | ||
Personal Budgeting – Tamego.com – First Big Project, Hope You Like! Posted: 07 Apr 2018 09:01 AM PDT | ||
[Question] PHP required code for form submission Posted: 07 Apr 2018 01:59 PM PDT I am have created my register page for the website I am building. It has an email input for email, two password inputs for the password, a select input for the rank and a text input for the code. I am wondering how to add either a js or php block to check if the code submitted is correct, based off of the option from the select, before sending the information to the database. [link] [comments] | ||
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Free Server Managing tools like Serveravtar Posted: 07 Apr 2018 01:48 PM PDT I am looking for free server managing tools like serveravtar for using digitalocean. I know about serveravtar and runcloud, but both of them are freemium. They make me pay for installing SSL. Please tell me about a tool like serveravtar which offers :- I can install wordpress, install SSL free etc. [link] [comments] | ||
Applying for jobs/Relocation questions Posted: 07 Apr 2018 12:53 PM PDT Hello all. I have three quickie questions I want to ask:
Thanks in advance. I'm asking specifically about web development and not just any job haha. [link] [comments] | ||
Posted: 07 Apr 2018 12:39 PM PDT What name am I looking for (I can't figure out what to google), something that all the user accounts are stored in, and then can get used across all our services. Like single sign on, but for public not staff. And any recommended ones, open source or saas, obviously needs to be highly trusted. [link] [comments] | ||
[Showoff Saturday] My new personal / portfolio site Posted: 07 Apr 2018 12:35 PM PDT Hi guys, I recently rewrote my personal site using Vuejs. The posts page still needs to be updated as all of my posts are still drafts on Medium, but they'll be up soon. Let me know what you think or if there is anything you think that should be implemented. :) [link] [comments] | ||
Posted: 07 Apr 2018 12:31 PM PDT Needs:
web design Tool is an online platform for up to 30 users at a time to engage with eachother for live fantasy drafts. User profile options database sort by dozens of individual preferences archive and catalogue live lobby for open groups
database of over 800 players, positions, teams, past stats
would like iOS/Android app to be available in conjunction with site, but that's expensive web app may be best option [link] [comments] | ||
A guide to getting the most out of the Push API – freeCodeCamp Posted: 07 Apr 2018 12:24 PM PDT | ||
Posted: 07 Apr 2018 11:30 AM PDT I would like to share my open-source project for Angular CLI GitHub repository - star and share if you like it This is a progressive web app boilerplate, built in Angular and adopted for Angular CLI. Can be easily deployed on serverless environment (AWS Lambda & Google Cloud Functions) [link] [comments] | ||
30 seconds of code v0.0.3 and new website are now live. Posted: 07 Apr 2018 11:18 AM PDT | ||
[Showoff Saturday] Leveraging Render Props in Vue Posted: 07 Apr 2018 11:12 AM PDT | ||
Showoff Saturday: People Like Us private home swap network Posted: 07 Apr 2018 07:17 AM PDT About 12 months ago I got an idea for a travel app that wanted to develop. I'm an old dev (go back to COBOL & PL/1!) but I've done a fair bit of app development with both Android & iOS but absolutely no web development. At work our dev team uses Laravel so I thought I'd give it a go. I started with Laracasts 6 months ago and then just experimented, googled, googled some more until I got to where I wanted it to be. I've got heaps of ideas for it but it's complete enough to release. The concept for the app is a home swap network in which you can set up your own communities. I'm pretty close to retirement and my and my wife's grand plan is to spend 3-6 months of the year travelling once we finish full-time work. I've spent the last 2 years learning Italian (not very well but I try hard). Ideally, a good part of that retirement plan would be spent in Italy. We love the place. About 12 months back we were discussing what we wanted to do in retirement and how we'd actually afford it. Airfares are not too bad (even from Australia) but accommodation costs are crippling and, while we're away, our own house just sits here idle. That took us to thinking about home swaps and we investigated the various networks that are already available. They're really pretty good. They mostly seem to cost about $200/year and that's expensive up-front, especially for some people, but it's good value if you do a lot of travel. The thing they don't have is the ability to set up your own groups, your own communities. I've worked in foreign companies for a lot of my life and I know a lot of people overseas. I wanted to set up the "Drew Home Swap" network, just for us. I figured that if I got everyone that I knew onto the network and then got them to put their friends on it too, kind of 2 degrees of separation, that would be a pretty good network. Maybe even a thousand people. So that's what I did. About half way through doing it though I had the epiphany (it seemed like it at the time, we'll see whether or not that turns out to be the case) that other people might want the same. I changed the model so that anyone can set up their own "circle" of friends and invite whoever they want. You can have public circles where anyone can sign up or private circles where you're the admin and you say what goes. In either case, you can also say whether others can invite their own friends or whether only you can. I've got an idea that I might set up a marketplace for circles where you might have a local club or community and look to "twin" with a similar circle overseas. I figure that a lot of people may have the wish to do this but not know people overseas to get started with. That's in the future though. For now, you can list your own home, browse through properties, book a trip, message each other and so on. This is literally my first week. Please go ahead and use it. It's completely free. You can register today and go right ahead. I'm really happy to take suggestions, feedback and constructive criticism. [link] [comments] | ||
Bootstrap + Sass modules question. Posted: 07 Apr 2018 11:03 AM PDT I'm using Bootstrap with Sass modules for a personal project right now, to avoid having to adhere to naming conventions for my classes. My question, though: is it considered good practice to pull bootstrap classes into my own module-scoped classes with Example: There's a pretty compile-time performance penalty with this approach, but my development rig is pretty beefy so I'm not concerned about that. Are there other downsides I should be aware of? [link] [comments] | ||
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Hey I am new to web development Posted: 07 Apr 2018 09:43 AM PDT Hey I am new to web development, I am currently 16 years old and wanna try out web development. But I've got a few questions before I get started.
Sorry for any grammar mistakes. Thanks for reading <3 [link] [comments] |
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