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- Pure CSS Kaleidoscope Hexagon
- CSS Border Radius, but not as you know it
- What backend language do you use for your personal projects?
- How do guys lean and how do you figure out what to learn?
- Today's Javascript react developer interview experience
- What task or project made you question your ability to be a web developer?
- Idle Meteor app using CPU
- Watchat! Live TV Chat Web App | Made in 3 hours | Vanilla JS/Python(Flask) + Firebase Database| Feedback Needed
- I wanna learn to create my own webapp!
- CSRF protect for authenticated sites
- I just realized that YouTube's ID structure could support trillions of unique IDs. What reasoning doing you think went into their ID system? (i.e. why 11 characters instead of 10 or 12 or whatever)
- My blog in development with Django and Bootstrap
- Secure Password Hashing for WordPress
- What are 3 tools in your workflow that make you feel like a badass developer?
- What should I keep in mind before flushing pm2 logs?
- Easy ways for clients to crop images for use on CMS?
- Feeling lost and useless in my web dev career
- Is there any way to put video files on a website and make them "undownloadable" somehow?
- How to merge existing, free, Wordpress blog with domain name and virtual server i just bought?
- I will automate your process for free
- Need some WAMP help
- Ask reddit: Auto-complete on webpage URL
- Looking for opinion about my portfolio
- Starting NodeJS API - Does Webpack make sense for server side?
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| CSS Border Radius, but not as you know it Posted: 21 Oct 2018 12:20 PM PDT
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| What backend language do you use for your personal projects? Posted: 21 Oct 2018 04:41 AM PDT Curious what language the backend folks here use for their personal projects. Another question - have you ever used java for backend stuff, if so, can you elaborate a little on the specifics of how you used Java? Thanks. [link] [comments]  | ||
| How do guys lean and how do you figure out what to learn? Posted: 21 Oct 2018 07:43 AM PDT For me I always learn on a need to know basis. If I'm not going to use it I'm not going to learn it. But the problem for me is when a new project arrives with some stuff that I don't know I find myself full of things I need to know quickly and It's just tiring, it feels like homework. I'm not a guy who lives and breathes code. At the end of the day I still consider the stuff I do as a job not something I have to obsess over in my sleep. I'm not a smart guy, my brain cant process anything too complex. Im at a point to where If I could explain it to a kid I can explain it to myslef. I want to get better so that I could be more useful and probably get paid better. So how do you guys do it? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Today's Javascript react developer interview experience Posted: 21 Oct 2018 05:26 AM PDT .directly jump to questions if you don't want to feel the preface. I am on this interview spree to get hired or start working even with freelancing projects with React-Redux-Javascript on my resume since last 4 months and didn't got a single yes till now so I'm getting so much frustrated. Today's interview was for a position for which no other team of experienced developers will be there and it was taken by my college senior. Questions``` Q1. a = 'abc'; function f() { 'use strict'; a = 'xyz'; foo = 'bar'; } f(); //Output foo is not defined ``` what will be the output I said ``` Q2 what is proto and what does it points to everytime. function foo(someParameter){ // which has some method return undefined; } var b = foo(12345); //foo's prototype; b.prototype; ``` what will be the descripter value show and what will be the descriptor.proto will be and what will it be pointing to. ``` Object.proto = null; Object.create(); var descriptor = Object.create(null); ``` I really like the explanation given in the stackoverflow forum : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9959727/proto-vs-prototype-in-javascript ``` Q2. var length = 10; function fn() { console.log(this.length); } var obj = { length: 5, method: function(fn) { fn(); arguments[0](); } }; obj.method(fn, 1); //Output 10 2 ``` for this question I said the answer will be ``` Q3. (function () { try { throw new Error(); } catch (x) { var x = 1, y = 2; console.log(x); } console.log(x); console.log(y); })(); //Output error ``` for this I said it will give out error since the variable x is not defined before the try block. but he said the value of y will be consoled out or printed out. Upon asking the reason how does javascript works on this line and why will it give the value for y only I said y is also defined with var keyword and since there is a comma in between declaration continues on, but he said no comma operator works differently in Javascript, JS breaks that line like this
So I'm just confused in general What will be the output for the following: ``` Q4. fn1(); fn2(); var fn1 = (function() { console.log("Inside fn1"); })(); (function fn2() { console.log("Inside fn2") })(); //Output ``` I said fn1 is the instance of the function which consoles out fn1 and it is the same as calling that function itself. But the question about Hoisting in Javascript which I know but I don't know so can someone please explain that. Also there was another question regarding What is event pooling in React Difference between cookies and cache in browser TaskI was assigned the task to build the authentication with Node, mongo, express, react so I had used tokens in my react component as well, So I was told that one should never use tokens directly like this because someone can directly access the token and hit the api with it. also I got to know about one other thing is that What is CORS upon explaining it that we need to define the allow-origin-access to true, I was asked following questions CORS is defined on client side or server side *if you want data to not get fetched from that particular domain then why would we set it up on the backend api ( or the server ) * so all that is that. And if someone can motivate me do more and have some freelance work to share with I would love to start working with you guys. It has been 14 months since college and I'm still at a random city without a job ( so I'm moving back home and I hope i get work ) [link] [comments]  | ||
| What task or project made you question your ability to be a web developer? Posted: 21 Oct 2018 09:28 AM PDT | ||
| Posted: 21 Oct 2018 07:35 AM PDT I have a Meteor app with a dashboard that loads 40-50 graphs on the front end. When everything has loaded, I still see that the tab is taking up 10-20% of CPU. I have tried using the Chrome development tools to find the cause of this problem, but I am not able to find it (this could also be because of my lack of experience with these development tools). Can anyone tell me how I can best find the cause of this problem? [link] [comments]  | ||
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| I wanna learn to create my own webapp! Posted: 21 Oct 2018 11:16 AM PDT Hi! I am a 23 years old, just graduated in Computer Science and I am working as a Software Developer (Java + Frontendstuff) for 4 months now. I am interested in UX and I love thinking about Userinterfaces. I am pretty familiar with html, css and vanila js and ich want to create my first very small webapps just for myself and just to learn. The main Problem is: I am afraid I don't have much knowledge about the backend, servers, hosting, databases and the overall interface between frontend and the rest. I don't know how to feed my interface with any data at all. At work, where everything is already set up, I'm doing my first steps with polymer and it works. But I have NO idea where to start in private and so I have no motivation and that's very frustrating. TL;DR: What is the easiest and most simple way to learn how to create a webapp? I want to know
Example: I want to create a simple website where (at first) only I can login with my username and password. Then I can capture my financial income and expenditure. I want analyze the data and then I want to show the results in my interface. Thanks in advance!!!!! [link] [comments]  | ||
| CSRF protect for authenticated sites Posted: 21 Oct 2018 10:21 AM PDT So I get that if you have a form that can be accessed by an unauthenticated user, you need some degree of a csrf token protection on that form to prevent another site from issuing a POST request to the form. But let's say that form and associated POST route are authentication protected i.e. they actually have a middleware that checks to see whether a user is authenticated or not (and let's also assume that we store session id's that are encrypted in the user's cookies). In this case, would I need to put csrf protection on that form? I've seen it done, but I don't understand why. The scenario I'm thinking about is two sites: Mysite.com and hackersite.com On mysite.com when a user is authenticated they get an cookie (some encrypted version of 'userid: whateverTheirIdIs). Protected route = /user/buyItem/:id (does a check to see if userid exists in DB). If hackersite.com sends a POST request to /user/buyItem/:id, do they even have access to the mysite.com's cookies? If not, how would a csrf attack be possible? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 21 Oct 2018 03:46 PM PDT Example URL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-c9-poC5HGw "v" is the video ID and it contains numbers, punctuation and letters (case sensitive). If you only factor in 10 digits (0-9) and 26 letters (upper case and lower case)... that's a total of 62 possibilities for each character. If YouTube allowed IDs of varying length, they could support 52,036,560,683,837,100,000 unique IDs. However, YouTube IDs have 11 characters—no more, no less—so they support considerably fewer unique IDs. All of this got me wondering... Why use a fixed number of characters for an ID? What do you call an database index that uses alphanumeric characters + punctuation? When creating a potentially massive database, how do you justify supporting a trillion trillion unique IDs? [link] [comments]  | ||
| My blog in development with Django and Bootstrap Posted: 21 Oct 2018 03:11 PM PDT currently hosted at: http://marcoscoder.pythonanywhere.com/blog/ features: CKEditor, Comments and Reply, Search with icontains, Pagination It's still at an early stage and I'm doing it to learn Django. I accept any tip and criticism. Source: https://github.com/marcoscoder/blog-django-bootstrap Keep in mind that some things are missing: Add links in the navigation bar Some adjustments in the visual Content for left column [link] [comments]  | ||
| Secure Password Hashing for WordPress Posted: 21 Oct 2018 11:11 AM PDT
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| What are 3 tools in your workflow that make you feel like a badass developer? Posted: 21 Oct 2018 02:14 PM PDT You know what I mean, the tools that are so slick and shiny that you feel like you've got this whole development thing under control. I've been a developer for ~3 years, and I have to say it's Vagrant, Kubernetes, and Webpack for me. I feel like Billy Badass everytime I boot my Vagrant box so I can run some kubectl commands to my aws instances. [link] [comments]  | ||
| What should I keep in mind before flushing pm2 logs? Posted: 21 Oct 2018 10:21 AM PDT So the logs from pm2 are taking a whole lot of space on my server. Seems like flushing could be a good solution to this but it would also mean I would lose all the logs that I have. So before I flush, what are some things that I should be careful about? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Easy ways for clients to crop images for use on CMS? Posted: 21 Oct 2018 06:16 AM PDT Hi all. I'm currently building a website for a client who has multiple staff who will be updating the CMS (WordPress). I need to idiot-proof a way for them to create images for the pre-defined images sizes I've built into the site. For example, the most common updates will be header images, news story images and staff headshots. 1800x650 (Header Image) 600x600 (News Story Image) 150x150 (Staff Headshots) Have any of you implemented solutions that you feel are idiot proof? I'm using WordPress and my prior experience is that clients always manage to mess up cropping images within WordPress regardless of the plugins I've used. I created a script using html2canvas for a previous client but even that isn't foolproof as it craps out with images over 10mb. At the moment my proposal is to use Photoshop templates, but they only have one licence which is a pain. Any ideas? Ideally the user experience would be: 1) Select the size image they need. 2) Select image from local drive 2) Move image within window to choose area to be cropped 3) Click save and a well compressed jpeg is delivered. TIA [link] [comments]  | ||
| Feeling lost and useless in my web dev career Posted: 21 Oct 2018 01:32 PM PDT Not sure if this is the right sub for this so please remove if this isn't allowed. I decided to change careers and attended a boot camp at the end of 2016. We did RoR and React/Redux. I enjoyed front end a lot more then backend and focused on finding a job using React. I had a very tough time even getting calls back from people so when an opportunity for a full time position became available, I assumed it was my only chance and took it. The job was under the average salary for a junior FE position in NYC and also did not use React. There was a possibility of the company moving into using a CMS that was decoupled and would allow me to work using React but that never came to be. I pretty much am only using HTML/CSS with some very light vanilla JS/jQuery work. I'm not sure where to go from here. I know this job is holding me back career wise and it's also very much under the average salary for even someone with no experience. I've tried to create a portfolio but wind up getting stuck when trying to layout the project structure in my head whenever I attempt to start a personal project. I also struggle with ideas for projects that aren't the usual to do list or weather app. I've taken a bunch of React courses online in the past 6 months or so but still just feel like I'm lost whenever I attempt to start something. I guess this turned into being more of a vent than a question. I'm just not sure what to do next. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Is there any way to put video files on a website and make them "undownloadable" somehow? Posted: 21 Oct 2018 12:28 PM PDT | ||
| How to merge existing, free, Wordpress blog with domain name and virtual server i just bought? Posted: 21 Oct 2018 04:56 AM PDT Hello! [link] [comments]  | ||
| I will automate your process for free Posted: 21 Oct 2018 12:17 PM PDT Share processes related to the web you do regularly. I would like to automate it for free in my spare time:) [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 21 Oct 2018 07:46 AM PDT Working remotely on a server, wamp logo is yellow/orange and I cant find phpmyadmin. Had a wordpress site installed and i'm needing to dump the db and core files and move them. This was a project I helped a local organization with and they've since farmed out the server/site to a 3rd party but a couple of club websites for lost in the process. So I'm looking for any advice/direction on how to dump the data so I can get it on another server. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Ask reddit: Auto-complete on webpage URL Posted: 21 Oct 2018 05:18 AM PDT Hi, I'm no expert on working with web development, but I was wondering if there could be a prefetch from the list of pages in a website, to implement a Linux tab suggestions for file viewing like interface while browsing the web. Is this technically possible? It would make navigating through sites or finding specific resources much more intuitive. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Looking for opinion about my portfolio Posted: 21 Oct 2018 05:10 AM PDT | ||
| Starting NodeJS API - Does Webpack make sense for server side? Posted: 21 Oct 2018 05:37 AM PDT Hi all -- I'm planning on starting a new API this week with Node that will be using MQTT with a few controllers. Have any of you all used Webpack with your node APIs? Does it make sense? Does it help performance for server side? If you have any starter repos that could help, it would be helpful! Thank you!! [link] [comments]  |
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