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    Vue just passed React in Github starts web developers

    Vue just passed React in Github starts

    Posted: 14 Jun 2018 11:48 PM PDT

    Vue.js 3.0 will use TypeScript for internal implementation, does NOT affect ES users, but should improve TS integration for TS users

    Posted: 15 Jun 2018 06:47 AM PDT

    Meet the GitLab Web IDE

    Posted: 15 Jun 2018 10:52 AM PDT

    Designing socks with code

    Posted: 15 Jun 2018 08:42 AM PDT

    Does anyone tried to move project's sharable components/servicres into npm packages?

    Posted: 15 Jun 2018 01:36 PM PDT

    Any point in applying to dev job when the application requires a bachelors?

    Posted: 15 Jun 2018 08:15 AM PDT

    I have an A.S. and I have been looking for developer jobs. There is one big company that has a really good reputation and they constantly spam there application on every job board all year long. They state that they want someone with a bachelors degree and the application has a university drop down , and a *bachelors graduation date field. Does this mean the company is just farming people with a bachelors degree? Should I just fill it out anyway and let them figure out I only have an associates or is this going to be a waste of my time.

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    Help wanted, Not able to figure out project structure.

    Posted: 15 Jun 2018 03:42 PM PDT

    Hi,

    I wanted to make a site similar to anilist.co, however, due to some reason I am unable to figure out how to start, anyone has any guidance? Please help me out. Thanks!!

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    Personality tests when applying to (small) teams

    Posted: 15 Jun 2018 11:32 AM PDT

    This seems to be a growing trend nowadays.

    When I see that a small team is hiring and their application asks for a link to the results of some personality or psychological test then I usually just move on unless it's a team that I think is really a great fit.

    I'm not shy or embarrassed or worried about the results, but it's been my impression that when a small team asks for something like that it's because they want to take up as little of their own time possible. They expect you to spend your time taking the test without the team actually having to spend any of their time genuinely getting to know you. Never mind the veiled nonsense that most of these tests spew out in a terse results page. I think most experienced interviewers and people with good social skills can get a good sense of someone from a 10-15 min phone interview.

    I'm already taking my time by filling out the application, the least a team can do is dignify my application with more than ten seconds of their own time.

    If a team wants to start a relationship by just taking up my time by using a superficial (and arguably inaccurate or incomplete) shortcut that won't take up their own time, then the balance of power will always put them in a position to take from you without giving anything back, so I usually run the other way.

    What do you all think?

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    I made a raspberry pi-based twitter bot that tweets top posts from a variety of subreddits

    Posted: 15 Jun 2018 03:09 PM PDT

    Hey all,

    I've been trying to get more into personal projects lately so I made a simple twitter bot that will tweet top posts from some of my favorite subreddits (the full list is in the github readme). It will check it's tweet history for duplicates before tweeting and it also resizes images that are too large to be tweeted.

    Currently it only tweets text or image-based posts but I want to get it to tweet videos next. I've tried uploading videos in .mp4 format but Twitter seems to recompress them so they look terrible once posted. If anyone knows how to avoid that I would love to hear how.

    The basic functionality of the bot was done over a weekend and I've spent the past week just tweaking things and writing unit tests. It was a lot of fun to build and it gave me something to do with the Raspberry Pi I had laying around.

    Not really anything mind-blowing in this project but if you're looking to do something similar you can check out my approach here: https://github.com/salcido/reddibot and if you want to check out the bot you can find him here: https://twitter.com/reddibot

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    What's everyone using for user management these days?

    Posted: 15 Jun 2018 03:05 PM PDT

    I'm working with asp net core 2.1 on a pet project and need user mangement/authentication functions such as sign up, login, reset password, change email etc. I tried building it out myself using IdentityProvider but it became too much of a pain so I'm looking for a hosted solution to handle that.

    I tried out Auth0 and it was alright but I missed the change email function. It seems like it's only possible to directly change a user's email without having them verify it. You can build that functionality but it doesn't come out of the box.

    I moved to looking at Okta but from what I can see that's for managing on-premise users in an organization.

    I'm hoping you guys could offer up some other options for me to look into or share your experiences.

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    Looking for some help on my first Vanilla JS app.

    Posted: 15 Jun 2018 05:06 AM PDT

    So I've been learning JS for the past 3 months or so, by watching some online tutorials.

    Honestly, I felt like I learned some things but a lot of it was just staring blankly at a screen and typing things out like a zombie. Not fully grasping anything, to be honest.

    So, I decided to actually practice - decided to start building a quoting app.

    Basically at work, the PMs always drag the devs off for quoting. We have to spend 4-5 hours per quote. Figured I'd help speed up the process by building something that's very high level, that the PMs can understand and use - before coming to the devs for anything custom.

    Link to app

    Been stuck on these bugs for days.. maybe I just don't know how to do them, so I figured I'd ask for help:

    • "Does the website have a cms?" section - when you click on No, it displays a message. But if the PM makes a mistake and clicks back on Yes after clicking No, the radio buttons don't show up anymore.

    • "What functionalities are needed?" - I would love if you control + clicked on multiple items, that the total of Cost of Functionalities would add up together.

    • "Website Total" at bottom. Would love if, when you selected items at each stage of the app, the totals would all add up at the bottom.

    Basically those are the three major things I need help with.. and of course, if there's any other tips you have for me, it would be so appreciated! I'm in the learning phase now, so I want to develop good practices from the beginning.

    If any of you guys have any tips at all (refactoring the code even in a way that makes my life easier), I'm all ears!

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    Looking for a project-based PHP guide that goes through PHP best practices

    Posted: 15 Jun 2018 02:28 PM PDT

    Hi, while I'm considering Ruby or PHP to begin developing a backend for my apps, I was able to easily find a tutorial for Ruby that goes through all the different aspects of Ruby development and what to watch for in a project based approach, tackling several different topics such as testing (link for the curious, would like to add that I don't know the author and in no way advertising, and will remove this link if it causes issues).

    Back to our point, wasn't able to find anything related to PHP that even comes close to this, any resources that you can suggest? What scares me about PHP how many of the security issues that I know about seem to be an inexperienced PHP developer that went in head first. Thank you. 😄

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    Job hunting and can't seem to nail down an offer. Any advice?

    Posted: 15 Jun 2018 10:34 AM PDT

    I've been job hunting for the last month or so and while I know that's not very long in the scheme of things I'm quickly running out of the positive energy and excitement I feel is required for this arduous task.

    I have about six years professional front end/full stack experience so I'm looking for something on the more senior end. I've had no trouble getting in the door and I've even had a high number of on sites. Only a couple of the companies that responded to my initial applications didn't follow through to the end of the process.

    However I keep getting rejected at the very end and I'm getting the same vague reasons each time: missing fundamentals, bad skill set match, etc. I fear I might be applying to the wrong types of roles? The fact I'm getting so far through the process leads me to believe it might even just be how I interview in person as I could be too self deprecating.

    Any advice or pointers are welcome. I'm thinking of starting up some online education classes to prove my commitment to learning new skills to potential employers. Anything else you can think of?

    Thanks!

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    How is this background effect achieved?

    Posted: 15 Jun 2018 05:28 AM PDT

    https://proto.io/

    Is this site using particlejs?

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    The insane guide to running a website in Germany

    Posted: 15 Jun 2018 08:13 AM PDT

    What is "educationtooltips" and how can i use it?

    Posted: 15 Jun 2018 01:51 PM PDT

    On this page: https://www1.9clacks.org/nas-nasir-116499.html you see "zippyshare" on the right under the green get project button

    clicking zippyshare leads you to this link https://educationhelping.com/urh/MTE2NDk5 sort of link..

    what is that and how can i use it??

    sorry if im asking in the wrong place :(

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    After a year of work experience, what should I be able to contribute as a web developer?

    Posted: 15 Jun 2018 07:33 AM PDT

    I'm working in a very small shop right now. It's just me and a senior developer. I really enjoy the challenge and the work load that comes with projects, and I feel like I've grown a lot. I feel competent with designing and developing UIs. This week, I was given the challenge to connect the UI to a database, and I'm struggling so hard to make it work. I'm mostly struggling because I'm working with a plugin, and I'm having a hard time understanding its documentation. I've done this before, but not with this tool. It's left me feeling completely incompetent.

    I'm wondering if I'm being too hard on myself, and this is a difficult task for a junior developer. As a junior dev with a year of experience, what should I be able to contribute to a team?

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    Getting a job without a degree is hard. But what about getting a job with a degree in an unrelated field?

    Posted: 15 Jun 2018 05:50 AM PDT

    So I know employment for most dev companies without a CS degree or related is very difficult and you need a decent portfolio for them to even look at you.

    What about a degree in an unrelated field, say biochemistry? Does the mere fact you have a degree make much a difference? Obviously a degree is better than no degree, but would it have any real leverage?

    submitted by /u/insanelylogical
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    What's your favorite react component library which covers all basic components (button, form, modal, etc...)

    Posted: 15 Jun 2018 09:18 AM PDT

    Javascript E2E / UI Testing (or how to break up with Selenium and move on)

    Posted: 15 Jun 2018 05:02 AM PDT

    Where to store blog posts

    Posted: 15 Jun 2018 12:17 PM PDT

    Hiya, I have a question regarding an app I'm writing using node, express, mongoDB, and passport.

    Assume it's a private blog, where I want the logged in user to only see their own posts. Would it be best to put the blog posts in the User schema? Or make a separate collection for blog posts? My concern is, on the SHOW page, if I use a separate collection it will waste time iterating through every blog post by every user to find which ones to show. Is my understanding on that wrong?

    Sorry if that doesn't make sense, I'm not entirely sure even how to ask this question as I just finished Colt Steele's web dev bootcamp and am trying to make my own app with my limited understanding.

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    Beginner Questions - June 15, 2018

    Posted: 15 Jun 2018 06:15 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

    • Remember, that questions that have context and are clear and specific generally are answered while broad, sweeping questions are generally ignored.

    • Be polite and consider upvoting helpful responses.

    • If you can answer questions, take a few minutes to help others out as you ask others to help you.

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    How do you guys handle client relations in regard to deploy?

    Posted: 15 Jun 2018 12:10 PM PDT

    Sorry for my semi-vague non-descript title. I just finished deploying my first website professionally and I found that I encountered dozens of hangups in regards to setting up ssl, hosting accts, and dns stuff. For domain name and hosting service account I had my client create accts with his email but then I had to have him forward me every single email with relevant info to his account. For the ssl I ended up buying it through the domain service and had the same issue. Is there a more elegant way to do this? It just felt like overall I was being less than professional.

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    Let's code a TCP/IP stack, 1: Ethernet & ARP

    Posted: 15 Jun 2018 04:34 AM PDT
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