Maybe an unpopular opinion, but writers of any web / programming / tech / hacking related articles should stop inserting GIFS in their articles. web developers |
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| Posted: 09 May 2019 01:57 AM PDT Another one. And I've found much worse before but I completely forgot the titles because how annoying it was to read the article. That's a shame to have such interesting topics to read but the reading experience is completely ruined because of these GIFS in the middle of two paragraphs. I nevers had a positive experience with GIFS in articles. It doesn't stop moving, it disturbs me and I can't focus on what the writer wrote. If I wanted to see stupid GIFS all over articles, I would probably spend my time on BuzzFeed. But sometimes, the GIF is just the record of the writer's screen so he can show how things are done or what the steps are but that's okay, it's related to the topic and it provides something useful. But 95% of the time, it's "reaction" GIFS or GIFS coming from movies, TV shows, animes...And they have nothing to do with the topic, they're just noise. I was wondering if were the only one having that feeling ? What's your opinion on it ? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 09 May 2019 08:08 AM PDT I already know the answer but I'm having a disagreement with a friend who seems to think it would be career suicide. I know that it would not be. If you wouldn't mind answering with your qualifications as well as your answer so I can show him that it isn't just 13 year olds on Reddit who are saying he's wrong. I know.. shitpost.. I'm just way too invested in this argument. Clearly. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Angular Dashboard Tutorial with Cube.js Posted: 09 May 2019 10:04 AM PDT
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| A curated list of awesome Web Icons Posted: 09 May 2019 11:31 AM PDT
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| What are your thoughts on coding bootcamps? Posted: 09 May 2019 03:14 PM PDT I see some of these bootcamps that teach the fundamentals in like 2 weeks (conditionals, data types, arrays, etc) and charge an arm and a leg where it took at least 4 months in college to get the basics down. Is it possible to really get all of that stuff down in two weeks? What are your thoughts on coding bootcamps in general? [link] [comments]  | ||
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| Posted: 09 May 2019 07:17 AM PDT Hi devs, this is sort of an unconventional question and maybe kind of off-topic but I did not know another place to ask. So I learned webdevelopment on my own for about two years now and I really love it and I spend much time working on some side projects in my spare time. But my motivation has massively declined in the past few months, because even after highly productive days, when I'm happy with what I have accomplished and I enjoyed the coding part, I actually feel kind of down, due to the isolation, lack of social interaction and the feeling of missing out. To be clear: I actually am kind of an introverted guy, that has always loved sitting in front of his computer for hours, but s.th. about how I work right now feels very unfullfilling. So I wanted to ask... ...are there people in this sub that made similar experiences? ...how did/do you deal with it? ...do you know any plattforms/slack channels/discord channels for having either web dev related casual chats or for having casual chats of any kind of nature, to not feel like living in an isolated bubble? Side note: I am only working part time right now, and for actual real social interactions, I meet up about once or twice with friends. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 09 May 2019 11:33 AM PDT Perhaps this is a question from the enemy here, but I'm wondering what etiquette I should follow while scraping data from a major website (alexa top 2000) to both be polite and not get IP banned. On the other hand every second is valuable here and I would like to get any update as soon as possible. I am keeping open a session with keep-alive for as long as it will stay open and using If-Modified-Since to only get updates. Because of this I assume network bandwidth will not be a problem--a single normal page load is well over 5000 times bigger than the request headers. How much (relatively speaking) cpu load does processing such a request with a 304 response without having to handshake take? How often can I reasonably send a request? (~1 s, ~5s, ~30s, ~1m?) Thanks for any guidance you can give in keeping a web backend guy happy/me not banned. N.B. They openly provide this data explicitly for people to grab without any ToS I can find. [link] [comments]  | ||
| A tutorial for beginners on building a web app from scratch Posted: 09 May 2019 03:47 PM PDT Hi guys! I have created a tutorial to guide beginners to build a todo list web app from scratch using react hooks, styled components and webpack. This is the part 1 of the series. Please have a look and leave me your feedback. I am motivated to create quality content to help and guide beginners in web development. https://www.webdevdab.com/blog/step-by-step-tutorial-with-react-hooks-styled-components-and-webpack [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 09 May 2019 02:16 PM PDT Well hello typescript, at last, I'm having a go with a new project typescript will be getting used, but it's not too simple when it comes to Vuex. I've tried Vuex-class and now giving Vuex-module-decorators a go, but there is constant pain points where it feels like a huge annoying hurdle that is far too large to make the benefits justifiable! Any pointers, experience or tutorials out there to help with this subject?! [link] [comments]  | ||
| HandShake - a Haptic Effects Library which uses HTML5's Vibrate AP Posted: 09 May 2019 01:35 PM PDT | ||
| Posted: 09 May 2019 01:29 PM PDT Hello everyone, I faced the problem I don't understand and I don't know how to solve. I'm working on a service allowing users to create web apps using web interface. I found the AWS EB API very convenient and use it to create apps. I saw the limits and it says I can create up to 75 apps what is a pretty good number for the beginning. But when I created a 6th app I saw the following error: Creating EIP failed Reason: The maximum number of addresses has been reached. (Service: AmazonEC2; Status Code: 400; Error Code: AddressLimitExceeded; When I started digging into the problem I found it's because I used "all 5 Elastic IP addresses". ??? Now the question - isn't it in a controversial with the EB limit (up to 75 apps) and another question is "Do I really need these Elastic IPs?" I absolutely don't understand what are they and all tries to understand failed. For example this explanation:
Starting from the beginning: Once you stop that instance and restart the you get a new Public IP for the same instance's. Hmmm is that a problem, why? What I need are: 1) Create a single instance app without HTTPS with some simple web address like: http://mynextapp.ca-central-1.elasticbeanstalk.com 2) I have to be able to create many such apps, at least more than 5. Please explain me, do I really need all these elastic ip stuff, and, if not, how to overcome this restriction? Thanks!! [link] [comments]  | ||
| What is the most time consuming part of your Front End, Back End, or Full-Stack development process? Posted: 09 May 2019 04:41 AM PDT This could be purely anecdotal. I'm just curious what others have experienced. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 09 May 2019 01:17 PM PDT My web dev job at a bank's administrative office is fucking killing me. At first, it was all fine and well. The benefits are great. Everyone is really chill and down to earth. Pay could be better but it really is a safe job. But being in the financial sector, things are a lot more slow than I'd like. Slow to accept changes. No version control. A bunch of Dreamweaver garbage vomited on every damn page as the backend is ASP+VB6. Redundant entries. Redundant data. No normalization whatsoever. SQL queries that span thousands of lines. SO MUCH INLINE STYLING. Supervisors always at meetings, asking questions is basically impossible. Supervisors asking for redesign of some webpages and navigation items in a few months, but won't be able to do so anytime soon with all the horrendous CSS styling from the 90s and an absolute phobia of CSS Frameworks such as Bootstrap, Bulma, and anything recent. I'm honestly feeling pretty dead inside, and I've been here for just a few months. What should I do, Reddit? Feel like I'm at wit's end. Quitting is so out of the cards. Job market here is pretty bad, I just got health insurance, and my probation period's up in a few months time. [link] [comments]  | ||
| How do I go about finding work as a minor? Posted: 09 May 2019 07:09 AM PDT I am 17 years old and from a country where minors are not allowed to work, or sign any contracts without parents. I don't all of the technical terms, but that is the gist of it. I just finished my first paid project which didn't require any contracts or anything like that. I got introduced to the client by a really close friend and both of them aren't from my country. We figured the best way would be for my friend to directly transfer me the money through PayPal. Although this worked fine because my friend was a trustworthy connection, I don't know how to approach this in the future. I realize the benefits of having a contract in web development, but I'm not sure I would be able to have one even if my parents signed it as well. I'm just really new to this, but I want to look professional and present my skills in the best possible way. I also don't want to complicate things for future clients. Any advice for a beginner? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Easiest way to crud with modern dev tools Posted: 09 May 2019 12:48 PM PDT So to put this question into perspective, assuming I have a basic website and I am not using any framework or preprocessors, just flat html css and javascript. I want full crud functionality hosted on my server with as little configuration and coding as possible, I don't care if the data is stored in a text file or a database. What is the easiest solution without having to learn a giant ecosystem of dependant information? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Some Questions (That I cannot find answers to online) Posted: 09 May 2019 12:41 PM PDT Hey everyone, So I am a young programmer with limited web-dev experience (I have played around with React.js and recently built a website using Wordpress). When I used Wordpress, I didn't do any coding. Everything, including the UI AND back end, was directly tied to plugins. I didn't have the best experience, and I found I had very little freedom. Question 1) Is there any way to create your web UI without using code, but tie it to back end code? (I.E. X-Code for web development) Question 2) If I wanted to build a website like Coursehero.com, where users each have a separate account and can upload documents, what languages or frameworks should I probably be using? Why? Question 3) Can I use Wordpress but combine it with code? Thanks a ton everyone. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Websites responsive when tested with phone testing online but not on actual phone. Posted: 09 May 2019 12:31 PM PDT Here is the image comparison ... https://imgur.com/a/ztbo9Py The first image is what it looks like on every iphoneX responsive tester online I can find. It is what I want. Perfectly centered. However the bottom picture is a screenshot of what it looks like on my real iphoneX. It looks like there is a margin top or something but there is not. If the Github code would help just let me know and i can give that link. Thanks in advance! [link] [comments]  | ||
| So... collage, yes, no? Should I get a degree? Posted: 09 May 2019 12:26 PM PDT I know this probably has been asked a million times already, so I'll keep it short. Should I get a degree? I always hear about how college is a waste of money etc. [link] [comments]  | ||
| What is decision guide thing called? Posted: 09 May 2019 12:15 PM PDT I'd like to create a "help me choose" guide similar to the one Microsoft has to help visitors choose between their different Surface products. Is there a technical name for something like that, or is it more of just a "decision guide" or something? Of course, the follow up question is what resources exist that specifically address creating a tool like this? I feel like the natural answer would be, well, you need to learn XYZ... which is absolutely correct, but I feel like my learning style lends itself more to looking at different examples, dissecting them, and recreating on my own. That's pretty much how I learned and got started with amateur site building. Thanks to anyone who can help. [link] [comments]  | ||
| [C# Asp.Net Mvc] Creating 1 page to display different information Posted: 09 May 2019 11:20 AM PDT Sorry if my question is worded odd but ive been searching all day and dont know the correct terminology to use. What im trying to do: Sorry if this is a basic question but i can find a clean answer anywhere. I also dont know what this process would exactly be called. Any help of jumping off point would be appreciated. Thanks! [link] [comments]  | ||
| You Are Not Google. You May Not Need A Complex Architecture. Posted: 08 May 2019 04:24 PM PDT
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| Is extreme bloat the only option for editable pages? What am I missing? Posted: 09 May 2019 10:32 AM PDT So, I want to take my clients off WordPress, since I think it's overkill for small business websites and since they mostly end up with a static home page that is difficult to edit for them, since opening hours, events and company information is all on the same page. For some clients and for my own businesses I make websites with html, css and the occasional javascript, no problem. When clients need an update they contact me and I make some edits. However, I want to be able to deliver a solution to clients, where the website design is pure html and css, with the exception of some div, where they themself can edit the content using any simple solution like TinyMCE and I'm striking nothing. I've downloaded a bunch of "lightweight" and "flat file" CMSes and they are all 5000 - 9000 files! Other options that look very interesting are instead really expensive. What's going on? I just want some way the customer can login, write and format their text and images into pre-defined spaces, click save and be done. Preferably in something that looks "live" on the website. Is that supposed to be super hard or what is it that I'm not getting? [link] [comments]  |
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