For a project I'm working on I created a way to select countries by drawing a circle over them on the world map. Is this something anyone would find useful in a javascript library? web developers |
- For a project I'm working on I created a way to select countries by drawing a circle over them on the world map. Is this something anyone would find useful in a javascript library?
- I made this website almost 20 years ago when I was 12. It's a beautiful travesty.
- Need Feedback on Hobby Project - PasteHero.com
- Is it just me, or do unicode pawns (♟) suddenly look very different in Chrome in relation to all other pieces? (♝♞♜♛♚)
- ShoutBox: a tiny space where you can express your thoughts!
- I made a Python module which allows you to easily send webhooks to a Discord channel
- Rubik's Cube Three.js Game
- How difficult is it to rank number 1 in Google search if there are other established websites?
- I made a website that shows random YouTube videos with under 500 views. Check it out!
- I've been working on a form builder recently, made with VueJS
- List the programing languages in which you've written code, in the order that you learned / utilized them
- How can I allow only a certain website to request a Javascript file from my server?
- Building site for client with CMS
- Best iOS/ipad code editor: Coda, Textastic or something else?
- What's the best e-commerce platform for devs now days?
- Checking when a Webpage Updates(Instagram API/ Post Notifications support)
- I made a simple site for a game mod that a friend of mine maintains. I would like some feedback on it's design.
- Looking for a good book on data structures and algos!
- Send form to email
- How is the action of upvoting or commenting on Reddit logged on a server?
- The steps to take in developing a community site/forum that is my own.
- HackerRank Test Prep
- How to tackle CSS specificity issues and when to use the !important keyword
- Chrome Dev Tools - Snippets Section - Question
- CrxCmp. Custom Elements with the web developer, and the client and his editors, in mind. IE8 and up, no technology stack, and allows targeting environments with JS on or off.
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| I made this website almost 20 years ago when I was 12. It's a beautiful travesty. Posted: 09 Nov 2018 05:19 PM PST | ||
| Need Feedback on Hobby Project - PasteHero.com Posted: 10 Nov 2018 09:02 AM PST Hi My Brother and i have worked on this little tool called Paste Hero It's a simple online code editor made for sharing your code with another person in real time quick and simple. No sign ups or anything, just do your thing! When you add your code, you get a unique URL that you can share to another person if you need help troubleshooting a problem in your code. That person can then access the link and help you out with your codes, everything works "live" (real time). So when your friend is editing your code, you can just watch and learn ;) We wanted to build this tool, because we felt a need for at simple code sharing solution. Sharing a code in messenger, skype etc. can be a pain in the cape sometimes, because the formatting is wrong and it's kinda hard to collaborate and get an overview of the code. Upcoming features
The hero is suited for 14 different languages at the moment, more will come soon. (Comment which language you need) We look forward to read some constructive feedback. Bormeth Brothers [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 10 Nov 2018 12:46 PM PST I'm building a chess game that uses React for the UI and has a node back-end to evaluate legal moves (and eventually best moves). Everything was great until recently when all black pawns appear to be an entirely different style than the others (only in Chrome, it seems). It is especially unfortunate, because I made the design choice to have white and black both use the black pawn (since the white pawn is just a hollowed out version and doesn't fit my design vision), and just change the font color to indicate color. Now, all pawns, regardless of CSS styling, are black and tall. Another weird thing that I would love some input on if anyone knows what's going on, is drag and drop suddenly started working much nicer in Firefox. Previously, dragging a piece would include not only the piece but the square the piece was originally on (you can still see this in Chrome). Firefox used to do this as well, but now you only see the piece itself while dragging, which is awesome; I just don't know what I did to 'fix' it, and was wondering if something changed recently with how Firefox handles draggable elements. Link: robtaussig.com/chess And in case no one sees what I see in my browser, here are screenshots: Edit: And for the curious, there is no actual AI at the moment. If you check a side for which to use AI, it will just make a random move of all available legal moves. Still working on the evaluation algorithm. That said, it is pretty fun to watch both sides play random moves against each other and see if one can stumble onto checkmate (which actually happens a surprising amount of times). [link] [comments]  | ||
| ShoutBox: a tiny space where you can express your thoughts! Posted: 10 Nov 2018 01:49 PM PST Link: https://shoutbox.gq/ On ShoutBox you can post your rants, opinions, emotions, wishes and whatever it's in your mind, in a completely anonymous way. No registration required, no ads, no tracking. Everything you post has an expiration date, so that after some time any traces of your passage will be lost. Let me know what you think about it, if you find it useful. It'd be also great to receive feedback about the user experience and usability (and any other kind of feedback is welcome). For the curious ones, this is built on top of Flask, MongoDB, Consul, SASS, vanilla ES6. I'm also using Prometheus, Grafana and Docker behind the scenes. Link: https://shoutbox.gq/ [link] [comments]  | ||
| I made a Python module which allows you to easily send webhooks to a Discord channel Posted: 10 Nov 2018 06:52 AM PST
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| How difficult is it to rank number 1 in Google search if there are other established websites? Posted: 10 Nov 2018 01:35 PM PST I'm not sure if this question makes sense because I'm not an expert in SEO, but my assumption (obviously has the potential to be wrong, but using it to help expand on the original question), is that websites in rank 1-3 of Google search have a monopoly and can't be brought down in rank because if most traffic goes to rank 1-3 then the websites at the top continue to get stronger in their ability to maintain their rank, therefore giving no chance for any website outside of rank 1-3 the ability to get to the top. Is this true? I mean I guess it might be possible, but how? Let's say it's doctors or general contractors (plumbers, roofing, HVAC, etc.) attempting to rank high in their local area, how difficult is it? [link] [comments]  | ||
| I made a website that shows random YouTube videos with under 500 views. Check it out! Posted: 10 Nov 2018 01:24 AM PST | ||
| I've been working on a form builder recently, made with VueJS Posted: 10 Nov 2018 09:52 AM PST | ||
| Posted: 10 Nov 2018 03:25 PM PST Use an asterisk to mark your "favorite language to date" to show how it changed through the years. So here's my list
With the exception of the first two I used every one of these in a professional setting, i.e. I got paid for coding it [link] [comments]  | ||
| How can I allow only a certain website to request a Javascript file from my server? Posted: 10 Nov 2018 08:47 AM PST I will be selling a script that website owners can place an empty div and a Javascript code that fills it in with data from my server. How can I make it so that the script can only be loaded from that website, and deny requests from other websites? Edit: I understand that I can use the HTTP_REFERRER head to verify the source of the website. These headers are sent by the client to make the request from my server, but could the website itself manipulate the header being sent by the client to spoof a valid website? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Building site for client with CMS Posted: 10 Nov 2018 02:43 PM PST I'm learning front-end developing technologies for about 10 months, and I'm pretty comfortable when it comes to create a website from scratch (HTML, CSS, JS). Recently i was asked to make couple of websites for clients which will be a great opportunity to get into freelancing. Clients wants to have an editable content on their websites so I need to use any CMS. My problem for now is - how to approach such a project? I read a lot about CMS (Wordpress and Silvestripe), but some steps are not clear for me. How to build a website from scratch and 'import' it into Wordpress? Is it possible? Do I have to use template and just edit it? I prefer to write down the structure of the website on my own (or basing on someone's PSD mockup) - is it still possible to merge it with CMS ? I don't ask about direct answers with code snippets, but for an advice. Could You share Your experience or steps/workflow/tools when it comes to build a website with CMS for a client ? Excuse me for a little bit chaotic post. I thought CMS will be very easy after learning javaScript, but for now I feel very confused, how to build professional website using Wordpress or Silverstripe or any other CMS. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Best iOS/ipad code editor: Coda, Textastic or something else? Posted: 10 Nov 2018 10:54 AM PST I'm a backend dev. I want something I can write javascript and also ruby code in when I'm not feeling like using a laptop. I like being able to put my ipad air 2 into my jacket pocket, use a folding keyboard, and an anker external battery all in my pockets. Can't do that with a laptop not even with the 12" MB. Coda seems to be the most popular one, but also the most expensive, and I've read comments about its lacking features when compared to Textastic. What other apps do people use for full stack web dev on their iPads? I've heard Screens, & Prompt mentioned before. [link] [comments]  | ||
| What's the best e-commerce platform for devs now days? Posted: 10 Nov 2018 02:38 PM PST I'm a developer but have been working in the corporate world for a long time. I want to set up an e-commerce site and was wondering what platforms are the best now days. Normally I would've gone Wordpress with Woocommerce, but I'm not a huge fan of Wordpress (from a dev point of view) and I see Shopify is very popular. Is Shopify flexible and dev friendly? What's the best e-commerce platform now days? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Checking when a Webpage Updates(Instagram API/ Post Notifications support) Posted: 10 Nov 2018 02:26 PM PST Ok Instagram doesn't really give you every post notification. So I'm looking to create a bot that gets a list of usernames and checks if they've posted. Is there functionality in the API to do this? As someone who runs a small company, could I get access to it? If not, could I use JSON or some web language to see when the Instagram page posts (browser site updates when ppl post) and get notifications that way? How often would I be able to ping Instagram's servers for, let's say a list of 200 usernames? What specific language checks/can check when webpages update? [link] [comments]  | ||
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| Looking for a good book on data structures and algos! Posted: 10 Nov 2018 02:19 PM PST | ||
| Posted: 10 Nov 2018 08:20 AM PST Hello webdevs, I was making a website for personal use and I had this idea of a form being sent from the website to my email by just filling it correctly then clicking the submit button. Can this work by using PHP, JS, etc.? Thanks. [link] [comments]  | ||
| How is the action of upvoting or commenting on Reddit logged on a server? Posted: 10 Nov 2018 10:08 AM PST I'm wondering about: -What information might be sent to the server -How the server confirms the identity of the Reddit profile -How Reddit might organize logs of posts and votes on its servers -Why someone couldn't artificially report reddit activity via an entirely separate malicious application [link] [comments]  | ||
| The steps to take in developing a community site/forum that is my own. Posted: 10 Nov 2018 01:47 PM PST I'm a self taught SE with about a year of experience. I'm very interested to make my own internet forum, mainly because our niche hobby discussion forum is quite crap and basically broken, the person who ran that site has pretty much left it to rot, so I want to do the job of migrating this community to a new forum. Nothing grand, just a general forum with profiles containing their own wall to post stuff on and a timeline feed that consolidates all the wall posts of users you "follow", something like the bungie forums. I want to develop the front-end in React/redux, the back-end in node.js/express and handle databasing predominantly with Postgres . I'm choosing this stack mainly because these are the frameworks I'm strong in (<3 node ). I've been looking into "forum making" posts here and in general and I understand that the consensus is to just use a forum software already developed, most popularly, Discourse. However I find development on Ruby on Rails to be quite irritating and Discourse was a bitch and a half to set up, I also would like to get on development reasonably soon, I don't really fancy spending the next few weeks to get the hang of Ruby and ember, same goes with XenForo/Flarum. Looking at nodeBB, it seems to just kind of be stagnated and clunky with a small community. But, really the reason I'm interested to build it from scratch is because I do want to get better as a web developer and I think "getting into the weeds" would help do that, and also I do like having the flexibility to build the forum's functionality how I want, I'd like it to be more than a forum, I want it to be a sort of community site. Sorry for the long post, I'll just wrap up with a couple questions that I need help answering.
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| Posted: 10 Nov 2018 07:48 AM PST To continue in the job application process for a company I was sent a HackerRank test to give insights into my coding abilities. It's titled front end test and is supposed to be 130 min. How does this work? Is the programming language fixed or can I use whatever? Are they gonna see my failed attempts? And more importantly: Do you have any tips on how to prepare? I'm already doing the HackerRank Prepare Kit, but maybe you have some experience, some classic questions and 'traps'? [link] [comments]  | ||
| How to tackle CSS specificity issues and when to use the !important keyword Posted: 10 Nov 2018 01:31 PM PST
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| Chrome Dev Tools - Snippets Section - Question Posted: 10 Nov 2018 01:12 PM PST I've created a lot of snippets in the Chrome Dev Tools, however, I cannot figure out where Chrome stores the snippets in the directory or how to mass export. I'm learning JS and programming in general and only a week in and I have searched for a way in google, but only found code instead of something built into Chrome. If someone has experience with exporting snippets please guide me to the right path. Thanks! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 10 Nov 2018 07:11 AM PST A low level tool that allows development on the browser only. This means make your choice for server technology, no integration needed. You can develop custom elements that work with JS on or off. And very importantly, this is a tool with web sites in mind, not just browser based apps. Any time you spend on this is appreciated. Up vote on reddit: crxcmp_should_i_open_source_you_custom_elements to help me make up my mind. [link] [comments]  |
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