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    I recreated the original Google website from 1998, ask if you want the source code web developers

    June 27, 2018

    I recreated the original Google website from 1998, ask if you want the source code web developers

    I recreated the original Google website from 1998, ask if you want the source code

    Posted: 27 Jun 2018 12:41 AM PDT

    Here's a Pokemon overworld engine I made in high school that even supports Internet Explorer 6.

    Posted: 27 Jun 2018 10:22 AM PDT

    StoryAwaits.com, a web platform I'm developing for interactive stories. You can write decision based stories on your own or Chain Stories together with your friends, would love to know what you guys think of the project.

    Posted: 27 Jun 2018 09:53 AM PDT

    I mostly have front-end experience, but I want to transition to back-end. Looking for advice/resources.

    Posted: 27 Jun 2018 09:47 AM PDT

    I don't enjoy front-end at all, I'm not well suited for the design aspect. I much more enjoy back end development, but I have no professional experience.

    I'm currently reading through Test Driven Development with Python, which uses the Django framework, and I'm really enjoying it. Once I get through the book, I'll probably tackle landing a job by working on projects until I make enough to secure an offer.

    What sorts of projects would be impressive to employers looking to hire a fresh back-end dev?

    And what resources would be valuable for me to learn about? (I'm thinking security, database structure, test structure, etc)

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    Namecheap Alternatives? Apparently .ca transfers are now "unsupported" and has been for months

    Posted: 27 Jun 2018 11:12 AM PDT

    They will assure you that they are working on it right now... but it's still been down for months... so sick of this "service" they're offering me right now.

    I switched to Namecheap years ago during the mass exodus from GoDaddy when the owner was parading around with a dead elephant...

    They were great for a few years but they've really been dropping the ball lately... I was unable to register .ca domains last month... now I am unable to transfer .ca domains... all without any explanation other than "we're working on it".

    Digital problems shouldn't take months to solve... especially when it was working for years already on the same platform... this just makes no sense.

    The reason I am frustrated mainly is their lack of a timeline.

    They just keep saying "we're working on it, should be fixed soon"... you can't keep saying that for months on end when your products literally have deadlines and expiration dates built into them.

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    I get used to doing semi-complex things with .htaccess, and I feel like I understand it well. When I do start a new project I feel like I'm learning how to modify .htaccess all over again.

    Posted: 26 Jun 2018 09:59 PM PDT

    There are tons of resources, and yes stack overflow is helpful, but there is a ton of bad information out there that kind of makes it hard to know for sure if you are learning the right way.

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    I made a silly app where you can prank phone call your friends using Google Cloud Text-to-Speech. • r/learnjavascript

    Posted: 26 Jun 2018 06:57 PM PDT

    Now that Tower has gone to a subscription model, which git app should I use?

    Posted: 27 Jun 2018 06:45 AM PDT

    What good suggestions does everyone have that gives similar features? I could keep using the existing Tower, but it's not going to be actively developed anymore.

    I'm happy to pay money for something, just not a subscription where the product deactivates if I stop paying.

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    Airbnb is sunsetting React Native (this does not mean React Native as a whole is being sunset)

    Posted: 27 Jun 2018 03:24 PM PDT

    Good Rails tutorials for intermediate web developers (having used other languages)?

    Posted: 27 Jun 2018 03:07 PM PDT

    I'm not a beginner to web dev and have worked full-stack, having knowledge of MVC frameworks and also front end JavaScript frameworks. There's also like a million Rails tutorials and many assume you are diving into backend web for the first time. I just want to narrow it down to a few that will make sense the most for my type of background. Know of any Rails tutorials that assume you don't know Ruby, but are coming from an experienced in web dev point of view with other languages? I'm seeking a top down approach where I can pick up the Ruby syntax as I am learning how to use Rails to make a web app.

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    Your thoughts on a REST API service generator idea?

    Posted: 27 Jun 2018 03:06 PM PDT

    I am contemplating building an automated generator for REST API services and am wondering if you ladies & gents think something like that would be valuable (not a promotion/showoff, the thing doesn't exist yet and not sure if it ever will).

    The rationale is that most REST API services consist of pretty much boilerplate code for relational database models (bunch of fields, foreign keys or many-to-many relationships with other tables), straightforward serialization/deserialization and things like authentification/authorization and the like.

    Although modern web frameworks (such as Django/Django REST Framework, Laravel/Eloquent models/resources, and other frameworks/libs...) make it easy to code it up, in my experience it still takes a few hours to a few days to get all these set up if you don't want to cut corners.

    So the idea here is to have a visual interface where you define the models and relationships (think MS Access/PHPMyAdmin/PgAdmin table designer, but simpler), define access controls and it:

    • builds up a template of the project (using your preferred server-side web framework),
    • defines database models, serialization, REST API resources
    • sets up user authentification, registration and API resource access control
    • sets up various 3rd party add-ons or libraries (for example caching, serving static files from s3, etc... typical setup that you might do in most of your projects)
    • sets up documentation and test stubs,
    • wraps it up in a git repo that you clone and proceed to proceed to write the actual project-specific code/logic.

    In short, a project templating/scaffolding taken to the next level.

    My questions are:

    1. If this existed (either as open source or a paid service), would you use it?
    2. How much time do you think it may save you per project (if at all)?
    3. If this were a paid service, would you pay $50/month for it?
    4. Do you know of similar existing software, app or service that does this (entirely hosted platforms like meteor or firebase don't count)?
    5. Does it make sense at all?

    All feedback welcome and appreciated - happy to see the idea shot down rather than waste countless hours on it!

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    Singly Circular & Linear Linked Lists for JavaScript

    Posted: 27 Jun 2018 02:55 PM PDT

    Can you recommend any good tech podcasts?

    Posted: 27 Jun 2018 02:54 PM PDT

    Do you guys listen to any podcasts about tech, web dev, programming, software dev? comment bellow.

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    Need some advice in distributing my web app

    Posted: 27 Jun 2018 02:42 PM PDT

    I had an internship about 2 months ago where i developed a web application which that company could use. When i left i managed to retain rights on that application if i would keep supporting theirs as well. Long story short, other companies are knocking on my door wanting this app as well. But i dont know how to distribute it.

    Its a web app made in PHP which has an app that communicates with it. Do i just give them the source code? Do i compile the app and give it to them?

    I am a little bit hesitant to just give them my source code. Idk why maybe i am ashamed of my code w/e. I dont have much experience in this whole selling ordeal.

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    Yet another php framework

    Posted: 27 Jun 2018 02:17 PM PDT

    Announcing Priya

    A php 5.6 & 7 framework. i made a subreddit for it: https://www.reddit.com/r/PriyaSoftware/ (including documentation & download link)

    What do you think?

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    [NYC]Question! Witch are the best places where to study web development in New York City??

    Posted: 27 Jun 2018 01:43 PM PDT

    Hey guys, this is a question for NYC residents: In your opinion which is the best academy in the city where I can round up and formalize my knowledge. I've started learning by myself 7 months ago, and I've been doing the regular Udemy Finished Colt Steele's boot camps(currently working on the advance boot-camp), Traversy Media (Vanilla JS, Bootstrap 4.1.1, Materialize) and I don't feel I have the skills yet to start looking for jobs. I also would like to connect with another developers since the "solo" path often is very secluded from other people in real life (only forums and Q&A). I was just wondering which are the best places with the best money-investment - education options, also as the job placement aid at the end of the courses. Thank you very much!

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    Full-stack devs... do you ever have to create your own graphics?

    Posted: 27 Jun 2018 09:51 AM PDT

    Full-stack devs... do you ever have to create your own graphics, or do you just reuse what is out there?

    I am not the creative type so I am hoping the answer is that most people just reuse common graphics.

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    Is there still a case to be made for server-side MVC frameworks or has client-side MVC taken over?

    Posted: 27 Jun 2018 01:31 PM PDT

    Had My First Interview Today

    Posted: 26 Jun 2018 07:24 PM PDT

    Hey r/webdev,

    I just had my first interview for a junior front end position today and I've been feeling kind of so so about how it went. I went through a pretty intense boot camp last November through February and I've been doing plenty of learning on my own. I felt that I made a really good connection with the three guys interviewing me but I was a little shaky on some of the technical questions. I was able to answer parts of all of them but not the entire question.

    I'm just wondering if I'm being too hard on myself for not being able to answer their questions fully and I can't help but feel like I should have known the answers.

    Any and all advice or comments are welcome, thank you if you took the time to read this.

    Edit: Thank you all so much for the kind words and encouragement. It really has made me feel better about how I did. I feel very lucky to be apart of this extremely welcoming community.

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    Domain Name Change and Content Redirect question?

    Posted: 27 Jun 2018 01:23 PM PDT

    I'm having a bit of trouble figuring out the best way to implement a domain name change on a wordpress site that also includes moving some of my content to an entirely new domain. I am running a server on Cloudways which utilizes apache.

    For example sake, I have a site olddomain.com, I have existing backlinks to many different articles on this site. I need to do two things, change the domain name of the site as well as move some of the content to a completely new site. How would one setup redirects properly. I also am unclear if I need to do a find and replace with the new domain name.

    I believe this should be setup in the HTACCESS, not the registrar, what I am unclear on is how to prioritize the redirects on pages that are moving to the entirely new domain. For starters, I want to change domain names from oldDOMAIN.com to newDOMAIN.com, additionally I will be moving some pages to a brand new site. page oldDOMAIN.com/spreadsheets to newWEBSITE.com/spreadsheets.

    Any guidance is appreciated.

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    Does Backbone.js have any future?

    Posted: 27 Jun 2018 09:32 AM PDT

    Backbone.js is a small and light-weight, but flexible framework to build frontend apps. In the backend world, its comparable to python flask (whereas django comes with all bells and whistles like angular/react).

    But today, I'm seeing all the developer rage for angular and react, whereas no attention is paid to Backbone. Is this a technology worth learning while going forward or not?

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    Code architecture question

    Posted: 27 Jun 2018 05:28 AM PDT

    Hi guys,

    I am fullstack developer, programming backend (PHP) and frontend with some years of experience. I'm working on web applications from PSD to release on production. Mainly REST API + Vuejs apps.

    I want to ask you about planning architecture of your applications. How do you do it?

    Do you have exact plan of your classes, controllers, models, services, database structure etc before start coding
    Do you use any applications to do it?
    Can you recommend any books (or something) covering this subject?

    Why I'm asking? Because I've never completely planned my code before coding, of course I have sketch in my head but sometimes in the middle of project I catch myself thinking that something could be written prettier if it was fully planned in the beginning. Now, I think planning architecture is thing I need to take care of to gain +1 level as programmer. ;d

    Cheers

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    How can I show show completed website without giving away code?

    Posted: 27 Jun 2018 12:48 PM PDT

    I'm just starting some freelance work and I have a client with a major project he wants completed. But like a designer would use watermarks, how can I show him the final product without giving away the source code?

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    "If Backbone was anarchy (no one in charge) and Angular is a dictatorship (the Angular team is in charge), I'd say Vue.js is like socialism: you are definitely in charge, but Vue.js is always within reach"

    Posted: 27 Jun 2018 12:52 AM PDT
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