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- Killed by Google
- Firefox now blocks auto playing video and audio
- Building an Analytics Dashboard with Node, Express, and Cube.js
- HTML has as much as 5 different tags to preload something. Here’s a deep-dive into all of them
- Junior developer looking for a code buddy
- Building a website for offline use only? (also periodically go online and sync data)
- How similar are all the backend frameworks?
- No more tears, handling Forms in React using Formik, part I
- Do you think things like graphql will replace REST API backends?
- Redirecting via PHP
- Why should I hire you when I can outsource to another country much cheaper?
- Looking for a full-stack web dev. let’s build something important and valuable together.
- Best way to read tabular data
- Hosting sites on Github Pages
- Local development with Docker, PHP and MySQL. A journey.
- An web app for browsing the history of files in any git repo
- Creating user accounts in Node/Express, am i doing this wrong?
- Interval timer function call not working
- Codesandbox/Codepen first stackoverflow like website for front-end developers
- Pesky DIV wont hide
- Can one make a good living purely on the front-end of web development?
- Building Structured WebSocket Applications with Hexnut
- Open source Client Support
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| Firefox now blocks auto playing video and audio Posted: 19 Mar 2019 05:37 PM PDT
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| Building an Analytics Dashboard with Node, Express, and Cube.js Posted: 20 Mar 2019 10:41 AM PDT
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| HTML has as much as 5 different tags to preload something. Here’s a deep-dive into all of them Posted: 20 Mar 2019 02:19 PM PDT | ||
| Junior developer looking for a code buddy Posted: 20 Mar 2019 03:27 PM PDT I am a recently I recently graduated from a code bootcamp, and as I am sure you guys know finding a job is very hard. I am looking for someone who wants to build a React.js or Vue.js app. I am doing this so that hiring managers take my resume seriously. If you have any projects that need finishing, or if you have ideas that need a partners help, you know who to message. Also, don't be an asshole, everyone comes out of college/code school desperate as fuck. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Building a website for offline use only? (also periodically go online and sync data) Posted: 20 Mar 2019 08:59 AM PDT Hello, I am trying to build a simple website with 2/3 pages that will be always(99%) used in offline mode. Why? During the work day, the web page will be used to insert some data through a form. At the end of the day, each user will go online and sync the data they inserted with the main website. What is my best approach to this, having 0 knowledge in native app development? The main website is build in PHP and Javascript and MySQL. Could I build a simple HTML page and save the data to local storage using javascript? This should work offline with no problem, right? If yes, how do I exactly access this website, at what URL? I also thought about installing a LAMP server on each smartphone, but I rather not touch the devices if possible. So to recap, I need a 2/3 page website for offline use where users will just fill a form. Each time the form is filled, the data is saved locally somehow. Then, when a user decides, he can manually go online and send the local data to the main website. Thank you and please let me know if you have any advice for me. [link] [comments]  | ||
| How similar are all the backend frameworks? Posted: 20 Mar 2019 09:33 AM PDT I haven't gone through the entire Laravel docs yet but its routing patterns looks straight out of Express. It's migrations make me remember the up and down functions of Sequelize. View templates also look similar. I'm sure there are differences but for the most part they seem like family, when I thought they'd be distant cousins at best. Makes me wonder: Are the other 2 (Rails and Django) also like this? When I learned React I read that Angular was completely different. So I'm curious if it's different in the back end where there is (or isn't) convergence across languages and frameworks. [link] [comments]  | ||
| No more tears, handling Forms in React using Formik, part I Posted: 20 Mar 2019 03:37 AM PDT
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| Do you think things like graphql will replace REST API backends? Posted: 20 Mar 2019 08:41 AM PDT I think complicated stuff will be in REST API, but anything simple like fetching photos will be in graphql! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 20 Mar 2019 12:07 PM PDT I have an old domain I need to forward to my new domain, I went with the PHP method and made a file called index.php and included the following code: Do I need to add a header telling Google this is a 301 perm redirect, or is that not really necessary? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Why should I hire you when I can outsource to another country much cheaper? Posted: 20 Mar 2019 11:54 AM PDT How would you respond to this? I know a guy that owns a startup and has his website being developed overseas by developers and is paying them $13 an hour [link] [comments]  | ||
| Looking for a full-stack web dev. let’s build something important and valuable together. Posted: 20 Mar 2019 03:38 PM PDT I'm still new to Reddit and I hope this is allowed here. ——————————— We are looking for an experienced full stack web developer to join an all-remote team as co-founder+. The team for now is currently made up of u/iam418383 and another colleague. We worked alongside each other (marketing and legal) on the advisory/support team at an incubator. We have very carefully researched a problem and designed a simple solution that we'd love to start work on by Q2 2019. Our product is designed to help bootstrapped startups, small teams and solo founders with get more publicity. Currently, global tech media houses routinely cover big companies and fancier startups and are focused on certain locations effectively muting developments from other places and smaller teams. Smaller starters struggle to get a mention. We'd like to even the scales a little bit and also make it easier for those interested to have access to a constant feed of news and developments in technology from any part of the world they choose. Imagine an investor looking for new prospects outside of the beaten path, a professional looking for remote work or clients, or an enthusiast interested in what's new and useful. For now, these people need a lot of Google searching or someone on the ground. We want to change that and also build a history/narrative for invisible businesses that can then be easily picked up by larger establishments leading to more mentions, coverage, growth and $$$. The goal is to give these teams more visibility with prospective users, and an audience with tech journalists/reporters/enthusiasts who may be interested in their story and progress at no cost. If you're interested, assessments will go both ways. We would be evaluating your skills and suitability but we'd also be pitching ourselves, the value of our product, how there is a real problem that we're solving, and a clear business plan for profitability. We hope we like each other enough to get started on this as we are really excited about the future. Although our finances are limited and we'd be trying to operate really efficiently (read lean), no financial contribution will be required from you beyond your skills, the occasional joke and your inputs with respect to major decisions. I'm really excited to start this conversation and I hope to hear from you soon. leave a pm with the following name and location link to portfolio availability by the start of April hours that you can commit per week Skype details for follow up questions and calls. Thank you. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 20 Mar 2019 03:34 PM PDT I'm trying to read the information from here. I thought this would be my introduction to databases, which I have't worked with before, but I'm basically flailing around here. I've tried creating a Google Cloud server, but that requires MySQL or PostgreSQL, and MySQL doesn't seem to want to work on my machine for some reason. I do have some light SQL knowledge, and I've got SQLite running, but I'm not sure how I'd go about putting that on a server for the app to read. I'm thinking a database is probably overkill for this, as I could probably hard code the information into the program. But I'm not really sure how to go about doing that. I guess I could create an object for each area code and figure it out from there? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 20 Mar 2019 03:28 PM PDT Looking to host a couple of static sites for myself and clients so I'm leaning towards using Github pages since it's free. But are there any downsides to using github pages besides not having control of the back end? Also, I've read that hosting client sites on github pages is against Github's terms and conditions. What's the best solution to host static sites for clients? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Local development with Docker, PHP and MySQL. A journey. Posted: 20 Mar 2019 03:24 PM PDT
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| An web app for browsing the history of files in any git repo Posted: 20 Mar 2019 03:14 PM PDT
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| Creating user accounts in Node/Express, am i doing this wrong? Posted: 20 Mar 2019 02:59 PM PDT Hello, I also posted this in /r/javascript but figured maybe this sub is more appropriate. Hoping someone here could shed some light on whether i'm going about this the wrong way as it's driving me mad. In the last few months I've been learning some Node, Express & MongoDB in the hope of creating an API I could use to have persistent data on a side project I'm building. All of that has worked nicely but I'm now wanting to be able to have people come to the website, signup then login and be able to see data specific to them. Is it not a good idea (or not even possible) to do this in a separately hosted app? My current setup is a simple Express server that I'm hosting on heroku with a few routes to get a list of products, add a new one & delete one. The app where this data is shown is a separate project built in vanilla JS that I'm currently hosting locally but will most likely deploy to my FTP server. I'd like to be able to navigate to my local app, signup for an account (post to heroku app), login to that account (again a post with credentials?) and when logged in, be navigated to an account page where they can see the products they've 'bought'. I followed a guide on using JWT with Express to be able to get a token but I'm not sure how this helps me with having a user signup/login? Is there a better package to use for what I'm trying to achieve or should I not be trying to do this in a self contained Express server regardless? Apologies for the chunk of text, and if this isn't the right sub, please feel to remove (but hopefully point me in the right direction!). Thanks [link] [comments]  | ||
| Interval timer function call not working Posted: 20 Mar 2019 02:50 PM PDT I am trying to rotate the content of a container every 3 seconds. The manual buttons to rotate the content +/- both work. I thought I could just set a timer to call the + function every 3 seconds. But it is not working. WHATDIDIDOWRONGTHISTIME? :( Thanks. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Codesandbox/Codepen first stackoverflow like website for front-end developers Posted: 20 Mar 2019 05:06 AM PDT Hey everyone, I like tinkering with other people's code and making it work, this is why I spend a lot of time on stackoverflow. However, many questions there include code that requires some third party libraries, and if you don't know the answer right away, you'd need to make an identical npm setup and THEN play with the code, which is that not fun part. I'm thinking about making a Codesandbox/Codepen first stackoverflow like site for front-end developers, where you need to put your minimal working/failing code in some online editor before you put your question online. This would help people that are trying to fix your front-end code much easier I think. I'm interested to hear if you guys also have this some problem sometimes or this was just me lol. Regards [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 20 Mar 2019 02:40 PM PDT I have a overlay DIV that I want to show messages but be dismissed by clicking the "X" button. I have the DIV displaying but the ONCLICK for the "X" isnt hiding the div. What did I do wrong?? CSS: HTML: WHATDIDIDOWRONGTHISTIME? :( Thanks. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Can one make a good living purely on the front-end of web development? Posted: 20 Mar 2019 06:46 AM PDT I am realizing more and more that back-end stuff completely zaps my motivation to get anything done. I don't enjoy setting up or doing anything server/PHP related(though, I'm not trying to knock on PHP. I actually think it's an nice language). In contrast, I am motived to learn anything related to eye-candy. Learning HTML, CSS, JS was fun and I really enjoyed the process of making things look beautiful on the web. I especially enjoy writing JS and want to "specialize" in it. I started learning PHP because I thought it would improve my chances of landing a good job, as a full stack developer, and getting gigs but I'm realizing I don't have the temperament to deal with back-end stuff and it's dragging even my front motivation down with it. Of course, I don't expect things to happen overnight. I am absolutely willing to invest the time and effort it takes to mastering the front end. I'm just wondering how viable a career as a Front-end developer really is. I always hear people talk about how it's better to be full-stack because there is a much higher demand for these types of developers and how front-end jobs are either non-existent or that the few font-end jobs are already saturated with people who know what they are doing. Sorry for the typos and thanks in advance for your advice. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Building Structured WebSocket Applications with Hexnut Posted: 20 Mar 2019 08:11 AM PDT
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| Posted: 20 Mar 2019 01:47 PM PDT I am providing very Cheap basic website building service here on Reddit. And I want to have them good customer support, So what can i do to make them happy without paying? I am thinking about creating a support forum but not quite sure about the application. there are several open source forum software but what to get? I am looking for Php based Please let me know [link] [comments]  |
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