I created a website bookmark using local storage, vanilla javascript and material design. I Would like feedback web developers |
- I created a website bookmark using local storage, vanilla javascript and material design. I Would like feedback
- Showoff Saturday. I created a site that takes every single National Park Service alert and groups them by state & park. If you want to see a map, use this site on a desktop!
- how did you teach yourself web development?
- Would like some general feedback on my updated portfolio
- I created a CLI for extracting vibrant colors from an image
- I'm looking for some inspiration. Hit me up with some well-branded personal developer blogs!
- reddit's open-source Moderator Toolbox looking for contributors
- I made a simple twitter clone. Is this good enough to be put on my resume?
- Are there cases where K8S doesn't make sense to use with Docker?
- Just revamped my portfolio and was hoping for some feedback!
- Modern way to create a 'share via email' button for websites?
- WebDNS - A smart DNS API
- npmfs.com – Online JavaScript Package Inspector
- Need help fixing bug affecting a custom made dropdown menu. Works fine on local dev server, but not when deployed to Netlify.
- What's a simple CSS framework that has a materialish look with rounded corners? (paper and shadows but a modern/pretty digital look)
- Add FCM Push Notifications to your Angular apps in 5 minutes
- Are there any projected oriented tutorial from absolute scratch to completeness that you recommend?
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- Editdit: Video/Image/Meme generator using WebAssembly, no watermark
- Starting a YouTube channel
- about to release this webapp. I'd appreciate any feedbacks (idea, ux, design, etc.)
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- Ideas for a project
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| how did you teach yourself web development? Posted: 15 Jun 2019 03:38 PM PDT I am interested in teaching myself web development with the long term aim of becoming a freelancer. For those who are self-taught,
Any help would be appreciated, even if its just one of the questions. My dream is to become a freelancer, so i can travel :) [link] [comments]  | ||
| Would like some general feedback on my updated portfolio Posted: 15 Jun 2019 03:56 AM PDT (Hosted on Heroku free-tier while I work on it so the TTFB might be initially slow) Hi again /r/WebDev, I posted my portfolio here about two months ago and have made quite a few changes from the feedback since then so hopefully it's better. I'm looking for general feedback regarding the design, colours, content, responsiveness and perhaps what you think of the projects themselves. Made with Node, Express and Pug. Here's the GitHub repository. Sincerely appreciate any and all feedback, thanks! [link] [comments]  | ||
| I created a CLI for extracting vibrant colors from an image Posted: 15 Jun 2019 02:53 AM PDT
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| I'm looking for some inspiration. Hit me up with some well-branded personal developer blogs! Posted: 15 Jun 2019 07:33 AM PDT I'm putting together a personal site about my experiences in the field. I'm worried about just grabbing a random Jekyll/WordPress/Ghost theme and having my blog look like the thousands of others out there. I want it to be memorable and recognizable at a glance. Some examples of what I'm talking about: If you removed all of the content from each of these sites, I'd still instantly recognize it based on the logo, theme, or form factor. Obviously good content is a must, but I'm on the hunt for branding and design inspiration today. I realize that if the content is stellar enough people will read it off the back of a shampoo bottle, but my goal is to have a design that is distinctly my own. Brad Frost, mentioned above, has a short blog post which got me thinking about this stuff recently. I love that a random stranger in the field asked him, "oh, are you the guy with the orange website?" I think being "the guy with the x website" is a worthy goal. So please, shoot me any blogs that you like which have an immediately recognizable identity. Thanks! [link] [comments]  | ||
| reddit's open-source Moderator Toolbox looking for contributors Posted: 15 Jun 2019 03:02 PM PDT
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| I made a simple twitter clone. Is this good enough to be put on my resume? Posted: 15 Jun 2019 11:15 AM PDT I've graduated last month and have been searching for jobs. I don't have any internships and therefore created personal projects to showcase my skills. I've built a simple twitter clone using React as the frontend and Node.js and Express as the backend. I want some feedback on whether this is something substantial to be put on my resume while I continue to make improvements. Here's the project link: https://jwitterapp.herokuapp.com/ [link] [comments]  | ||
| Are there cases where K8S doesn't make sense to use with Docker? Posted: 15 Jun 2019 10:17 AM PDT I've been using Docker for some time to containerize my apps, however more recently I've been trying to get into Kubernetes and I was wondering if there are cases where it doesn't make sense to use Kubernetes (in terms of cost, complexity, etc)? For example, if I just have a basic app that consists of frontend + backend + DB where backend + DB are docker images, does it even make sense to use Kubernetes here? I often see it used with microservice architecture which I think makes a lot of sense as you're having to manage a number of containers, however I'm not sure if it makes as much sense when you have a simplistic app. My current understanding is that when just dealing with something simple like Frontend + Backend + DB, it may be easier to just deploy the docker images directly rather than trying to intergrate K8S to help manage, but I'd love some clarification on that. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Just revamped my portfolio and was hoping for some feedback! Posted: 15 Jun 2019 12:06 PM PDT My portfolio and Resume. Hey guys! A bit self-doxxing here but I really want some feedback. I applied to a bunch of places about a month ago and got 0 responses, so I finished a project, polished up my other ones a bit, and re-did my portfolio and resume completely. I'm a little bit worried that I don't stack up well enough against the competition. I have an unrelated degree, and I think my projects might be a little bit weak, but I was wondering if anyone else could weigh in on everything. I would really appreciate some feedback! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Modern way to create a 'share via email' button for websites? Posted: 15 Jun 2019 03:32 PM PDT On the surface, this seems like a very simple task. But I wonder if there is any modern guidelines on how to create a 'share via email' button, with consideration for spam bots and other unknown factor? Can I still use this method on Stackoverflow ?
Please let me know your thoughts. Thank you [link] [comments]  | ||
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| npmfs.com – Online JavaScript Package Inspector Posted: 15 Jun 2019 11:13 AM PDT | ||
| Posted: 15 Jun 2019 02:58 PM PDT Hey guys, I've run into a peculiar situation that I've never seen before. It's my first time using Gatsby, and I'm loving it so far. I created a hamburger menu to toggle the navbar links which is intended for mobile. This works fine locally when I test it on my phone, but it breaks down after being deployed to Netlify. When I click the menu on the deployed version, nothing appears to happen on mobile. On desktop, shrinking the window to trigger the breakpoint then clicking the hamburger menu has similar effects, but expanding the window shows that the navbar links do indeed get displayed. I'm using a mix of styled components and a stylesheet (and refs) to toggle classes on containers that show/hide themselves on a click event. I found a neat way of defining screen sizes for media queries in styled components (here), which may be the cause of the problem. But I'm thinking that something during the build process is mixing up the intended behavior and I'm not sure what it is. Has anyone experience anything kind of like this? Here's the source and the deployed site. Any pointers are appreciated, thanks! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 15 Jun 2019 02:41 PM PDT I'm working with React and was trying out a few things, Bulma, Bootstrap, Foundation, but what I came up with was artificially adding shadows to every element on bulma and forcing the colors to be more shiny, but there's too much to customize and I was wondering if there's a framework that comes all ready like this. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Add FCM Push Notifications to your Angular apps in 5 minutes Posted: 15 Jun 2019 06:46 AM PDT
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| Are there any projected oriented tutorial from absolute scratch to completeness that you recommend? Posted: 15 Jun 2019 01:26 PM PDT | ||
| Hosting (digitalocean) vs Firebase. (noob question) Posted: 15 Jun 2019 12:46 PM PDT Some people have recommended me firebase for some money issues I have. I created an account in firebase, but I still do not know what it is for and how to use it. Not so important: Currently I want to buy a domain, and this domain will be for 3 purposes: portfolio, blog and a project that I am developing. I'm still learning React and I need to learn Redux, but I want a hosting right away because I can write about what I'm learning while I finish my projects. About Firebase: - Can I use it to receive and return data through API calls? - Can I serve my React application also on the firebase? - Can I save data locally using it? ex: I would use a cms to write articles, and would use the firebase directly to save the data. - How does storage in the database work? mongodb / json? About my project: basically everything is CRUD, the only special thing I have as feature are called github API with authentication (sending my username and password) and I do not know how it would look in frontend without exposing my data. My main goal was to use Digital Ocean, implement my backend with docker to see how this works etc. And use the same server for the backend + front-end server. I also wanted to have sub domains like: blog.mysite.com. For the time being I have these doubts, any help is welcome. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Editdit: Video/Image/Meme generator using WebAssembly, no watermark Posted: 15 Jun 2019 08:58 AM PDT
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| Posted: 15 Jun 2019 12:32 PM PDT I have been thinking about this. I mainly plan on teaching React, Laravel, and Vue. Been developing for nearly 4 years now. Any specific topics I should talk about? I just need ideas right now in order to get started. Also been struggling to come up with a brand name. It sucks, as if naming variables wasn't hard enough already. Ideas on this front will be massively appreciated also. [link] [comments]  | ||
| about to release this webapp. I'd appreciate any feedbacks (idea, ux, design, etc.) Posted: 15 Jun 2019 08:34 AM PDT Hello redditors, I have this pet webapp - really need any good feedbacks about it: (idea, ux, design, etc.) It lets you follow online updates (tweets, etc.) from a curated list of influencers. Thanks. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Bootstrap Responsive Navbar With Top Bar | W3hubs.com Posted: 15 Jun 2019 11:59 AM PDT
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| How to make a web page responsive in wide screen? Posted: 15 Jun 2019 11:57 AM PDT Hi everyone, I'm using flexbox and grid for creating a web page and anytime I expand the window screen page, all the html elements stretch along with it to the edge of the screen. I'm trying to get better at responsive design for large-scale displays. I want to do something similar to this: https://www.google.com/search?q=google+maps As the window page stretches for the google page, the page will still stay in place. Or this: https://www.nytimes.com/ If you keep expanding the page, all of the html content stays in place rather than stretching. I'm wondering how I can go about this with CSS and somehow limit how much my HTML elements can stretch. Thanks in advance. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 15 Jun 2019 07:41 AM PDT Beginner/intermediate "developer" here, gathering ideas for a personal project. I want to gather as much as personal data possible via different activity trackers/smart devices (heart rate, body temperature etc.) for analysis, but also for showing the project off as a part of my portfolio to potential employers later in the future. What I'm in trouble with, is how to show my technical skills with this idea without exposing too much personal data for instance? I mean a website with let's say only a weekly avg of heart rate, steps or body temperature is pretty boring to me. Any idea would be appreciated! Thank you! [link] [comments]  |
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