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- I made a website for web developers and digital designers.
- I'm dying at work but quitting will destroy the company. What to do?
- Black Friday Web Dev Deals Thread
- What is the easiest way to get the following application set-up?
- Is there a way to automatically modify the code in an HTML dev console on a website ?
- You're now able to use C# & .NET standards with html instead of java script.
- Question: is it a stupid idea to make game UI entirely out of DOM?
- The best new way to learn music theory (iOS/Android/Web app made with ReactJS + Ionic React/Capacitor)
- any tips for cheapest possible way to get jetbrains phpstorm legit license?
- CSS Best Practices for Starting a New Project Without a Framework?
- How to handle routing in Single Page Applications?
- What resources would you guys recommend for learning how to use firebase with React and Redux?
- setup a digital ocean droplet, but still can't upload my project
- How do I download Product Sans Font and implement it into my code?
- Win 2016 Server Http2 Not Working - How To Get It Working?
- Help with API consumer vs UI (login/2FA) consuming same API.. e.g. PWA/SPA style?
- Looking for advice on how to price my services as a freelance web developer.
- Automate testing?
- What’s something negative that this field and programming in general did to you
- Two Developers — One Laptop: Why you should be peer programming
- Is it normal to be afraid to ask my coworkers for help because I’m afraid they’ll think I’m not experienced enough?
- What's a good, customizable eCommerce solution for a very small website?
- How do I obtain the font used to create Google's logo?
- Is this an iTerm2 feature or bug?
| I made a website for web developers and digital designers. Posted: 20 Nov 2019 10:25 PM PST | ||
| I'm dying at work but quitting will destroy the company. What to do? Posted: 20 Nov 2019 09:55 PM PST I dread every working minute working on this project. Signed a 3-month contract, then it got extended again, and again, and again. Soon it's been a year. I told the founders I'm not continuing after the end of this contract, but I now go to therapy and drink every day because I hate life so much. We were three devs. One killed himself (true, jumped out the window of the office), and if I now quit, the startup will 99% fail. I'm their tech advisor, and the owners are salespeople. Five people (4 with families) will most likely not have a job anymore because of the difficulty/cost/time it will take to replace me. So I'm stuck in a moral dilemma. Which is the reason I didn't quit 3 months ago. Is it time to prioritize myself and quit this week to restore my soul, or continue out this contract of 6 more weeks. What would you do? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Black Friday Web Dev Deals Thread Posted: 21 Nov 2019 06:02 AM PST I couldn't find a Black Friday / Cyber Monday thread for this year so figured I'd start one, feel free to merge if there's an existing one :) Will add links as I find them, add yours in the comments I'll put them up:
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| What is the easiest way to get the following application set-up? Posted: 21 Nov 2019 12:51 PM PST I have an Oracle database that I need to connect to, pull the contents and serve it up on a website. It sounds easy enough but I'm a little confused by the stack. I figured my stack would be something like: - NodeJS to pull from the OracleDB/work with the API. - Express to serve the website? (not 100% sure on what this is yet). - React/HTML/CSS to format the UI. Is this generally easy to do? It doesn't sound too hard in theory. My current plan is to create a a 'create-react-app' I'm guessing it's in-line with the MERN stack minus the mongo? Could anybody recommend any books that would get me clued up on some of these technologies or the whole full-stack approach? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Is there a way to automatically modify the code in an HTML dev console on a website ? Posted: 21 Nov 2019 12:02 PM PST Hello Everyone, I know that my title isn't clear so i will explain. I'm on the user side of a website (that isn't mine and i can't change anything).Is there a way to write a script that search and delete a certain code in the html code if found on a page of this website, not depending of the page that I'm seeing ? I know that the block of code that I want to delete in the html console has always the same title . For the moment I do this everytime by hand but i think there should be a way to this automatically , maybe an add on ? Anyway, thanks for reading ! [link] [comments]  | ||
| You're now able to use C# & .NET standards with html instead of java script. Posted: 21 Nov 2019 01:42 PM PST
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| Question: is it a stupid idea to make game UI entirely out of DOM? Posted: 21 Nov 2019 03:36 PM PST I have experience with JavaScript and would like to make a turn-base 2D roguelike, would it be a good idea if I make all UI (input box, buttons, item UI and actions) base in DOMs? Or would I actually save more time and energy if I just do it entirely in Canvas? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 21 Nov 2019 09:27 AM PST Hi everybody Shayan here! I've always struggled with music theory, and this has been due to the lack of true user friendly resources (the amount of nights I've spent down youtube/wikipedia rabbit holes...) In the last couple of months I've set out to fix this gap for myself and everyone. I've been developing Solfej, iOS/Android app to help self taught musicians like myself learn music theory. Luckily for me I started developing Solfej right when Ionic React came out. This allowed me to build my react app to iOS and Android. You might ask why I didn't just use React Native. The reason is because my app heavily uses Tone.js to play interactive sound. Tone.js relies on web audio and React Native doesn't currently support that. It's been a tough and interesting journey the last couple of months that I've been working on this app. Posting it on here to share what's possible with React/Javascript. The code is open source here: https://github.com/ShayanJavadi/solfej Solfej is now accepting early access users. I'm so excited to share this with the community. Check out and let me know what you think! https://www.solfej.io/ Email me at shayanjavadi1375@gmail.com if you have any questions! [link] [comments]  | ||
| any tips for cheapest possible way to get jetbrains phpstorm legit license? Posted: 21 Nov 2019 03:17 PM PST so i am a php developer and i would like to have a licensed phpstorm once this trial i have expires. i am also thinking of using just the early access option to get it for free but im things to consider: [link] [comments]  | ||
| CSS Best Practices for Starting a New Project Without a Framework? Posted: 21 Nov 2019 11:30 AM PST Have been using CSS frameworks the past several years: Tailwind, most recently; Bulma, before that; Bootstrap, etc. Seemed like the thing to do and, most importantly, helped ease my mind a bit about unforeseen issues with different browsers, devices, aspect ratios and so forth. Figured (mistakenly or not) that someone had already put in all the work to deal with much of that. Anyhow, I'm valuing minimalism more and more in my workflow and I have a hankering to leave the frameworks behind and just focus on using vanilla CSS. Are there any best practices I should be aware of in terms of starting a new project that would be worthwhile? Boilerplates or modern clear-fixes that help make dev life just a little bit easier and so forth? Curious to read your input. [link] [comments]  | ||
| How to handle routing in Single Page Applications? Posted: 21 Nov 2019 03:13 PM PST Hi, I am using React, but I think this problem would be similar in other technologies like Angular or Vue. I am deploying a website to Heroku built with React (more specifically Create React App), I am using React Router to link to some of my site's pages, however when I refresh I get a 404 not found error. I have Googled and found out why it is happening, however most solutions are using Express to handle it, which my website does not has as it does not have a back end at all (and can't have it because it will be deployed to CPanel type of hosting). Is there any known solution to this issue? Or should I talk to my client and tell him that we must deploy somewhere where Node.js is supported to properly handle this situation? [link] [comments]  | ||
| What resources would you guys recommend for learning how to use firebase with React and Redux? Posted: 21 Nov 2019 02:57 PM PST I'm experienced with React but don't have much experience with Redux or Firebase. Seems like React-Redux-Firebase was recently updated from v2 - v3 so all the tutorials I'm looking at are outdated. Thanks! [link] [comments]  | ||
| setup a digital ocean droplet, but still can't upload my project Posted: 21 Nov 2019 02:48 PM PST I created a basic digital ocean droplet (ubuntu). My project is based on html, css, js, and mongodb. I've installed node, nginx server and mongo. I followed these DO tutorials to get things ready: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/initial-server-setup-with-ubuntu-18-04 https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-nginx-on-ubuntu-18-04 When I go to a browser and url my site, I get "Success! The site.com server block is working!", as per tutorial. But when I curl my site or IP in terminal, it times out. Basic index.html file is located in /var/www/sitename/html (can access with FileZilla). Where would my .css, .js and mongo db be located? What am I missing? [link] [comments]  | ||
| How do I download Product Sans Font and implement it into my code? Posted: 21 Nov 2019 02:40 PM PST -I downloaded the zip file. -@font-face { When I click on the url it opens up but looks like gibberish. Is anyone able to help? Thank you, [link] [comments]  | ||
| Win 2016 Server Http2 Not Working - How To Get It Working? Posted: 21 Nov 2019 02:30 PM PST Hi all, Maybe I should've posted this in /r/sysadmin/ instead. Not sure. Oh well, here goes. I'm building a .NET Core 3 web project, which uses Kestrel. When running it from VS.NET, it will launch it using IIS Express as the reverse proxy. When making requests via Chrome, it's all http2. My Win 2016 Server (production server) isn't serving http2 requests. According to Microsoft's own documentation, http2 should be working pretty much straight out of the box on a Win 2016 Server with IIS 10 and an SSL (TLS) cert installed. I have all that, but all I see is http1.1 requests, using the same Chrome browser that I use for development (and which shows me http2 requests). Both these online tests tell me that my server supports http2: https://tools.keycdn.com/http2-test So why isn't it working? There are no settings to configure this, so I have nothing to try. Anybody have any ideas how I could go about diagnosing the problem? Jay [link] [comments]  | ||
| Help with API consumer vs UI (login/2FA) consuming same API.. e.g. PWA/SPA style? Posted: 21 Nov 2019 02:17 PM PST Hi all, I have a bit of understanding of authentication flow.. but not nearly enough to know how to properly implement it in my server side. I want to build a web application (PWA/SPA style using React) that consumes the same API that I want to make available to 3rd parties. I have always liked the idea of a developer that is going to consume my API to log in to a dashboard, similar to Github, be able to generate an API token or key, and then, in similar fashion to Stripe, Facebook, Github, etc.. use that token when making API calls. I don't recall/know for sure, but I assume that in this method of accessing the API (with the API having RBAC implementation to support either roles or a list of endpoints a given consumer can access (so essentially dynamic roles I guess?)) the API can be called with just the generated token (from the dashboard that I would build/provide) and behind the scenes the passed in Authorization: Bearer <token> header would be looked up in a user database of some sort, find a match (from that stored during the dashboard generation step) and allow API access to continue (or fail). Is that a typical API consumer flow? Or does the API key that is generated on the dashboard get used to first authenticate and receive IF authenticated a JWT token (Ideally I want to use JWT) that has an expiration time, etc? Mind you, I am hoping, with the use of JWT, that I can avoid doing DB lookups on every single API request. I was hoping it was possible to maybe set up roles on my API side that have a list of API endpoints/methods/etc allowed to be accessed, and that the JWT token returned would have some minimal data like User id, role Id/type, etc.. so that subsequent requests would.. in memory be able to determine what API endpoints the consumer is able to access. Naturally it would first see if the token is expired or not.. if it is expired, it would return the appropriate error code and I would hope that my documentation indicates that IF a given error code is returned (e.g. expired) to re-authenticate to get a new token (refresh?), and then make the API request again. Is that a typical flow? Now, I also want to build my own web UI that consumes some portion of this API as well. Perhaps the API has other capabilities the UI doesn't need, or vice versa.. maybe I want my UI to provide some "proprietary" capabilities that I don't make available to the API consumers (one reason would be to avoid someone building a competing UI that is better than mine. :D). Whatever the case, the most common UI flow seems to be username/password login, though I do want to support.. if not require.. 2FA as well. For now, assuming the easier login/password.. I assume this flow is similar to the API consumer flow with the initial step of sending in username/password, looking that up in a user table, if found, generating the proper token, and responding with JWT. At this point, subsequent requests would be identical to the API consumer flow.. yah? So the UI would make API requests, passing in the JWT as well, correct? I will look in to 2FA once I get this working.. but if there is a simple way to offer some form of 2FA that can ALSO work like the username/password login (but instead the 2FA token or whatever it sends in), that would be great to add that in now. Ideally I am thinking authenticator apps are the way to go, with a secondary option of emailing a temporary short lived code (or SMS the code)? No idea what the more common approach is today for consumers. I would assume SMS might be fine since just about everybody has a phone these days and sending a short lived code over SMS to a registered number would be simple enough (I think). Just not sure how the code sent works with my API authentication process to then generate JWT. Anyway, thank you. Appreciate any help with this. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Looking for advice on how to price my services as a freelance web developer. Posted: 21 Nov 2019 06:33 AM PST Hello All, I'm just completing some courses on web development and programming. I'll soon be finished Harvard Ed/X Intro to Web Development with Java and Python. I've dabbled in a few other online resources during this journey such as TOP and FCC. I'm working on building out a basic portfolio and would like to find my first freelance clients. I'm willing to price myself fairly inexpensively to land my first few clients and fill my portfolio but there seems to be a huge discrepancy in terms of pricing. What would be a fair starting rate? What rate should a freelance web-dev realistically aspire towards? Can you point me to any resources that discuss pricing and pitfalls to avoid? Any and all input would be appreciated. Thank you all, this has been a great resource for someone like myself. Best, Vlad [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 21 Nov 2019 01:50 PM PST I am working on a socket.io webgame that works like fibbage. Players will type their name and the room number they want to join, and everyone that enters the same room will be connected together in a lobby. To test the functionality of the game, each time I wanna test something I have to log in manually at least 5 people in different tabs. This has gotten to be pretty tedious. I wonder if it would make sense for me to write some type of automation script to log in the same 5 people every time? If this is a good idea, should I use something like Puppeteer to do it? [link] [comments]  | ||
| What’s something negative that this field and programming in general did to you Posted: 21 Nov 2019 09:56 AM PST | ||
| Two Developers — One Laptop: Why you should be peer programming Posted: 21 Nov 2019 01:40 PM PST
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| What's a good, customizable eCommerce solution for a very small website? Posted: 21 Nov 2019 01:24 PM PST Although I've worked as a web developer for a couple years, my experience with eCommerce is very limited, so I would like some advice. I want to build a small business website of just a few pages, which will have only a handful of products (about 4). I want to make the template myself, so the solution needs to afford me good control over frontend HTML, CSS, JS, etc. It's primarily the cart and payment processing functionality that I'd like to outsource; I'd like to be able to customize other aspects of the site. Please recommend me a reasonably-fast eCommerce platform or framework that meets my requirements. WooCommerce is out, since I do not want to use WordPress, but I'm eyeing Shopify (which I have some experience with) and Snipcart (which I like since it's lightweight). However, I'm open to other solutions as well. Thank you in advance. [link] [comments]  | ||
| How do I obtain the font used to create Google's logo? Posted: 21 Nov 2019 01:11 PM PST Im going through the Odin Project and I am trying to replicate the Google image. But I am unable to get the Product Sans font (that is used for the Google logo) as its suppose to be private and not eligible for 3rd party usage. However, a number of completed projects seemed to have created the exact Google logo, and it looks like they used Product Sans font. How did they do this if Product sans is supposedly unavailable? Thank you, [link] [comments]  | ||
| Is this an iTerm2 feature or bug? Posted: 21 Nov 2019 07:09 AM PST
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