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    January 07, 2019

    GitHub Free users now get unlimited private repositories web developers

    GitHub Free users now get unlimited private repositories

    Posted: 07 Jan 2019 10:13 AM PST

    Leon Dunstan - scammer warning. Someone I know and on Reddit got contacted today by him, DO NOT REPLY TO HIM

    Posted: 07 Jan 2019 02:22 AM PST

    Phishing template uses fake fonts to decode content and evade detection

    Posted: 07 Jan 2019 05:41 AM PST

    Junior devs or beginners, what are you looking for in a mentor?

    Posted: 07 Jan 2019 10:26 AM PST

    Looking at it from another perspective, what it is that you need to grow but have a hard time learning on your own?

    submitted by /u/moronyte
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    Currently taking a web development bootcamp. One of my classmates is really struggling and doesn't seem to be very computer literate. What can I do for him or what resources besides that the class offers should I point him towards?

    Posted: 07 Jan 2019 01:47 PM PST

    So we are in our second month of a four month developer bootcamp. Currently we are working with Divs and in the HTML segment of the class.

    This kid in my class is struggling to understand anything we've done so far. He asks a ton of questions and the T.A. started sitting right next to him and gave him his personal email to give him all the help he might need.

    He has been calling my phone constantly asking for help but he isn't coming to me to me with specific questions, he's basically asking me to teach him everything and saying he doesn't understand anything. I brought up some topics on pretty fundamental tasks like file paths, peer to peer downloading, how to upload our work via filezilla that the teacher showed us how to do on the first day, etc. And he doesn't understand anything I've been saying to him.

    Are there any free resources I can point this kid towards in an effort to help him understand the class a little better without falling behind?

    I don't want to be an asshole but the kid is starting to get on my nerves. He texts/calls everyday and I started a Workplace online group for our class and he's been frantically messaging everyone on how to do things but he never had specific questions, always "I need help" or "can you show me what to do".

    He had trouble even navigating the file directory on his computer or downloading the class notes. He didn't know where a file went when he downloaded it. I have no idea how someone with that little knowledge or experience with basic computer skills is gonna get anything out of this class. I mean no disrespect to him and I am by no means a master with computers, I just don't know what to do to help this kid.

    Are there any resources for a prospective web developer that has very little exposure to computers for free out there that would help this guy?

    I'm sorry if this isn't an appropriate post for the sub I just don't know what to do. I want to help the guy but he distracted me so much in one of our classes I had to come in for extra help on photoshop and told him to stop sitting near me.

    Should I just let the teachers know he is struggling and leave it at that?

    submitted by /u/CaliforniaDreamWalk
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    Front End Developers - What have you introduced that's accelerated your workflow / speed of development the most

    Posted: 07 Jan 2019 02:49 AM PST

    Hi everyone.

    I'm a React developer based in the UK.

    Current stack used,
    React,
    Redux,
    Webpack,
    Grunt,
    Styled-components,
    RSCSS,
    PureCSS

    Interested to know your thoughts on anything you guys have introduced in terms of technology or as a workflow improvement that has improved development times and productivity.

    Something I am keen to integrate - Typescript - interested to know people's thoughts on this.

    Thanks

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    super easy interactive html animations

    Posted: 07 Jan 2019 03:57 AM PST

    I was using these codes for scroll-based/mouse-based animations on a few projects, so thought of cleaning them up and properly publishing them so other people can use them too (and drastically reduce my own future work).

    https://loreanvictor.github.io/gleit/

    submitted by /u/lorean_victor
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    Some relevant web dev titles with python's pack on humble bundle

    Posted: 07 Jan 2019 07:31 AM PST

    What's your take on learning outside your dev job?

    Posted: 07 Jan 2019 04:11 PM PST

    I work at an agency full time. I usually am swamped all day every day, but there's things I need to learn like React, GraphQL and more. We have that type of work coming down the pipe and I'm not prepared.

    I've started doing an hour every morning at work, but usually a half hour in, people start bugging me with agency work.

    Should I learn after work or on weekends? Usually I'd say no cause it's my personal time, and I'm a huge proponent of not doing so. Especially since I go to the gym after work, have chores to do and want to spend time with my wife and wind down with her.

    submitted by /u/jdfweb09
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    How to Begin Development of Karaoke Review Web Application

    Posted: 07 Jan 2019 03:36 PM PST

    Hello!

    I am working on building a Web/Mobile Application for reviewing Karaoke performances where users will access a web portal on their mobile devices to vote for a favorite single person/group based on their performance. Our requirements are as follows:

    1. Tools/Technologies:

      1. Users will use mobile devices to access web application
      2. Use .NET Core for back-end
      3. Use HTML/CSS for front-end UI
      4. Host DB on AWS
      5. Possibly use OAuth for authentication and user tokens

    2. 3 Main Application UI Pages

      1. User Application
        1. Two main criteria for users to judge performances on a 1-5 star scale (Voice and Performance)
        2. Submit Review Button
      2. Admin Application
        1. Allow Admin to add, edit, delete active participant names
        2. Allow admin to edit/re-order queue
        3. Allow admin to push next performance to voting UI
        4. Hard Code Admin credentials
      3. Results Application
        1. Results are pushed to Results Page
        2. Running(Real-time) Top 10 Presenter/Song based on total stars

    I will be focusing on the UI framework rather than the back-end development work. However, being somewhat new to Web development, I am unsure of how to setup my development environment. Which tools/IDE's should I download to ensure compatibility between a .NET Core back-end and HTML/CSS front-end? I think I can download Visual Studio Community 2017 IDE with a few of the packages(workloads) installed (Mobile Development with .NET (which uses Xamarin), .NET Core cross-platform development). Is there anything else I will need to download to start development?

    I really appreciate everyone's help here! Thank you!

    submitted by /u/YoYooYooo
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    mkcert: valid HTTPS certificates for localhost

    Posted: 07 Jan 2019 01:18 AM PST

    Service to transform webhook payload?

    Posted: 07 Jan 2019 03:03 PM PST

    I am working with multiple different ecommerce stores that all support an order webhook. I want an easy way to take this webhook and transform it into the correct format for the dropship api. Are there any third party services that do this?

    ​

    So basically I want:

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    Ecommerce site generates webhook --> 3rd party service maps incoming http request to correct format for dropshipping api --> 3rd party service makes call to dropshipping API (with authentication)

    ​

    I know this is trivial to code myself but I don't want to get tied into supporting the hosting environment. I feel like this should exists, I'm just not sure what to search for.

    ​

    Thanks

    submitted by /u/Mr_Nice_
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    Drag and Drop Bootstrap Builder .. when you need to whip up something quick

    Posted: 07 Jan 2019 02:59 PM PST

    Building Websites Using Only CSharp

    Posted: 07 Jan 2019 02:46 PM PST

    I have created a set of widgets over the past four years that are based on the Qooxdoo JavaScript framework. This was after Sencha changed their ExtJS licencing.

    Initially, I coded applications in JavaScript.

    Then, I started using the Ruby Opal compiler which converts Ruby in JavaScript. It raised my productivity a lot.

    About a year ago, I found the Bridge.Net compiler which converts CSharp code to JavaScript. Now, I build Web applications exclusively in CSharp in MS Visual Studio Community Edition.

    Here is a video to show how I use it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvrQoXWEpAA

    And the site that is shown in the video. https://csharp-web-express-demo.herokuapp.com/

    My blog where I talk about the need for more automation. https://csharpwebexpress.quora.com/

    Microsoft seems to be moving towards CSharp as a web programming language as well. https://blazor.net/

    And other people as well (they claim 100x faster) https://wisej.com/

    Lots of stuff is happening right now in the Web application tools area.

    submitted by /u/pdfisk
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    Create a Snapping Image Swiper like Instagram with React

    Posted: 07 Jan 2019 08:38 AM PST

    Building my portfolio, stuck on choosing tech stack: CRA vs GATSBY, what to choose?

    Posted: 07 Jan 2019 02:14 PM PST

    Hi everyone, I recently fell in love with React while building a React-Native application and now building my own portfolio and thought, why don't use React?

    I love its modularity and composability, I love hot reload, I love its community, I love a lot of things about react (and redux)

    While browsing React docs I noticed how fast it is and noticed that is built with Gatsby, my portfolio will be basically static, it won't interact with anything server-sided and will have animations based on GSAP and ScrollMagic.

    So, based on the fact that I want to develop it as fast as I can because don't want to loose time, and I can compromise on performance, I have the following questions:

    1. What is the learning curve of Gatsby?
    2. Is it worth it to learn all the Gatsby environment?
    3. Is it really good for such websites?

    On the other hand

    1. Is using React+React Router+etc overengineering for a portfolio?
    2. Are the performance that different from Gatsby for a static website?

    Thank you all :)

    submitted by /u/steooo
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    Stuck with traditional coding

    Posted: 07 Jan 2019 05:24 AM PST

    Hey guys!

    My friends and I have an idea to work on, we know very basics of html, css and js. Also got some aws knowledge. However, our venture into the idea has been ridiculously slow since we are trying to code from scratch. I did some simple research out there and many seem to promote CMS like WordPress/Wix. But I'm not sure if there are accurate/the way to go for our venture.

    Details for our venture:
    We would need a website that needs to:
    1. Create and store user account information
    2. Payment options
    3. Marketplace for Ecommerce
    4. Act as a proxy page where users can access other retailers through our site

    Any idea on how and where to go about doing this?

    submitted by /u/fluidscratches
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    Wondering if someone could help me find a theme/CMS like this one?

    Posted: 07 Jan 2019 01:52 PM PST

    I really like the look of THIS website however when i look up what the site is using it just says PHP. I was wondering if there is a theme for wordpress or another CMS that i could use to get the same results?

    submitted by /u/58Josh
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    Stream live video to my website

    Posted: 07 Jan 2019 01:36 PM PST

    I have a wordpress site that I'd like to stream video from a webcam I have set up at home. I am trying to stay away from using a service (like DaCast, LiveStream, YouNow, etc.). I don't mind purchasing the equipment needed but I'm lost on where to start.

    I currently have a Reolink RLC-420-5MP set-up and I'm watching the video from that interface but it's not something I can embed into my personal website.

    Can someone help me out on what I need to do?

    submitted by /u/socalheel
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    web server test image for adc / security testing?

    Posted: 07 Jan 2019 01:18 PM PST

    Hello,

    ​

    I'm looking for a modern web server image, preferably a Windows and a Linux image. A vmware image would be even better. ultimately a 2-tier or 3-tier image would be best or even a test ecom site.

    Anyone know where I can obtain some images like this?

    FYI - I am a network/security guy and not a web developer. This is why I want a 90% pre-configured image.

    ​

    Thank you,

    submitted by /u/jacob600
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    Making a website for internal use - need help planning

    Posted: 07 Jan 2019 01:01 PM PST

    So we have a bunch of different closed network environments that they're wanting us to deploy a web app to each environment to audit the computers within the environment. Think of like a reverse Ansible or Puppet's configuration tracking tool. We can't use these tools because the environments are already set up and most like never going to upgrade.

    What would be the best way to set this up? We need to deploy laterally (not scale to more users, but scale to more environments) and also be able to connect to computers from the web server to be able to track configuration.

    Would it be best to drop a mini web service to each machine and interacting using APIs? Or should I utilize something like SSH/WinRm on the web server to be able to connect to the remote machines?

    submitted by /u/u-gotta-gzip-it
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    I have a project that I want finished by any means!

    Posted: 07 Jan 2019 01:00 PM PST

    Hello, I had been working on this project for about 1.5 half years, as I do freelance stuff part time, with a full time job, so its really slow, but even though I have this client who wants to have a website with a corporate profile and job portal application where people can apply for jobs and post jobs, I was able to finish this 6 months ago, but there was another requirement that said the website should be designable by client who has no technical knowledge so they wanted something like wix, so I was looking for editors like these, I had built the site first on codeigniter (php) as it was easy for beginners then moved the site on fuel cms (based on codeigniter), anybody worked on these? Please help.

    Now I am really amazed at the extensibility of this cms, which allows many things that you may want in your site, I wanted to put an editor (grapesjs) in place of the usual wysiwyg editor, but was so far not successful, the support is alright, I mean you can't get everything free but still its better than being left to rot.

    Now the client wants to have this site complete and I know that I had been too late, but those excuses are for some other time, they want it finished by this month and I need to put a page builder so I can let client create pages however they like, but I have never worked with this framework, I also thought about moving to wordpress as there are already available plugins but I can't complete the whole site with a drag and drop builder and also plugins for the job portal, so I want to know if somebody out there has done something similar? Anybody worked on something which is a bit easy to develop and won't take too much time, or is built for this specific task? I want a CMS with portal functionality but have very little experience, you could say this was my first project and I ruined it big time.

    So even if you were not able to help, thanks for reading this And if you have any suggestions, or had done something similar? Please help me, I am in desperate need.

    Thank you

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    Any recommendations on a WCAG 2.0 Compliant Web Dev agency for e-commerce Site?

    Posted: 07 Jan 2019 12:48 PM PST

    I work in marketing and most agencies do not seem to tout accessibility compliance as an offering. I could just send the scope out and address this then but I would love to narrow it down earlier in the process if possible. Thanks everyone!

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    Recommended Tutorial for Deploying Live Site to Github Pages?

    Posted: 07 Jan 2019 12:43 PM PST

    A lot of tutorials go over the basics like git init, commit, and so forth.. Is there one related to the proper steps to deploy a website using git to your github page? You'll often see people type out "Live Version: http://name.github.io/portfolio".

    I was able to deploy a site before using "npm run deploy" but it was messy and I ran into so many issues to getting it to all work. Does anyone of a good thorough tutorial on the topic? Thank you.

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