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    [Showoff Saturday] Moving Floating Element to another position wit CSS web developers

    [Showoff Saturday] Moving Floating Element to another position wit CSS

    Posted: 22 Mar 2020 12:31 AM PDT

    Is this project portfolio material?

    Posted: 22 Mar 2020 12:43 PM PDT

    Hello, I am a beginner in web dev and created a site using HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap. It's a simple front page of a news site, my aim was to show off my skills at using different types of components. Please ignore my lack of creativity in coming up with articles. (THE ARTICLES ARE COMPLETELY MADE UP)

    Thanks

    link: https://fahim2644.github.io/doc/index.html

    EDIT: thanks to the lovely users, i made the page live using github

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    Prettier 2.0 released

    Posted: 22 Mar 2020 09:28 AM PDT

    Handling of JWT s

    Posted: 22 Mar 2020 12:18 PM PDT

    Hey friends,

    I'm a junior developer working on a project that involves the use of JWTs and I'm reading conflicting information on the handling of them. Some people including the Passport team are suggesting that the standard method is to send them as an Auth header in REST requests, but others are suggesting they be stored and sent as cookies because that protects against XSS attacks. Some people who have done write ups have done a hybrid approach of storing them as cookies and then fetching the cookies and setting them as Auth headers, but would that also allow an attacker to access the cookie because the HTTP only flag is set to false, thus defeating the whole point of using cookies in the first place. As you can tell I haven't found a clear answer and I'm a bit confused on how to handle them. For this project I'm both the backend and frontend dev and I'm using the MERN stack with Redux.

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    Multi vendor e commerce in node.js

    Posted: 22 Mar 2020 03:39 PM PDT

    Has anyone got any good links for how to create the above? Cant for the life of me find any info.

    Many thanks.

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    Cosmetic database for website

    Posted: 22 Mar 2020 03:25 PM PDT

    Hi everyone, I've started to design a website. Also I'm beginner. I need to fetch the cosmetic datas that contains all make-up products, images, rates etc. I know Kaggle for dataset. Can you give advice me for where can I get these datas?

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    [Goal] I am going to learn web dev and build one of the most unique websites before my cake day

    Posted: 22 Mar 2020 03:17 PM PDT

    Hello guys, total newbie here. Currently, I have zero knowledge in JavaScript. Also, I have really low knowledge of HTML and CSS. I have always wanted to learn about web development but I never finished any book or course. Today I am setting a goal of learning the most javascript I can before my cake day which is 2 months from now on. And I promise to myself that I will be making one of a kind website which will be serving people with any kind of good thing I can ever imagine. I don't have any clue what I will be able to make but I am pretty sure I will make something unique and new.

    Note: This post is just going to act like a reminder for me. I will come back here in two months and share my progress. Wish me luck if you have read this post.

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    I've created a site using Bootstrap. When I resize the window, it becomes smaller. But when I open it on the phone it shows me the desktop layout. What am I doing wrong?

    Posted: 22 Mar 2020 08:55 AM PDT

    This is my first time using bootstrap to make my own page, so if I am making obvious mistakes please let me know!

    Here is the site: nosdire.com.

    And here is a link to the html code: https://github.com/Indigo94/Indigo94.github.io/blob/master/index.html

    ​

    edit: adding ' <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0"> ' fixed this issue!

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    Tranferring Domain from Weebly to Netlify

    Posted: 22 Mar 2020 02:47 PM PDT

    Hi all,

    I finished building a site for a client but the domain is hosted on Weebly. Does anyone know how to use that domain on Netlify? I'm having trouble transferring it. Thanks!

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    What do you guys use / recommend?

    Posted: 22 Mar 2020 01:49 PM PDT

    Im going to build a landing page for now. It will be a bigger site/platform at some point in the future. I recently used WordPress with divi. But in the end I often thought, that it would have been easier if I did it myself with html, css and js. So what do you guys use? I have seen goHugo and I'm looking up frameworks like foundation. Any recommendations for a semi professional?

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    Can someone lead me to where I can create this slider design? Or the name of it?

    Posted: 22 Mar 2020 01:46 PM PDT

    Do you ever find and keep with a stack on the long term?

    Posted: 22 Mar 2020 09:56 AM PDT

    First of all, let me assert that this question might be due to me not being experienced enough in the industry, as I am in the learning phase to become a Full-stack developer.

    I find myself continuously learning new concepts and new techs. It is something that I enjoy at the time but because of that, I find myself doing what I would qualify as simplistic compared to what I would be doing in a big tech company.

    So, I was wondering if some people, especially of the more recent generations of devs, find themselves staying for some time with a tech stack they can exploit more in-depth than if they were learning the new cool thing every now and then.

    What I am asking might be due to some sort of FOMO, that something better than what I know is out there, but I would really like sometimes to be spending more time actually building things thanks to my knowledge than to have to spend hours educating myself for hours to do something I could already do but in a slightly better way.

    Thanks in advance for the advices.

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    Issue with previous work for my Freelance site

    Posted: 22 Mar 2020 01:27 PM PDT

    Hello, just looking for a bit of advice so I will get straight into it.

    I've been doing web development professionally now for 2 years and want to do some freelance on the side. I am currently in the process of building my freelance site but I am stuck on what to do with my "Work" section.

    The issue is although I have worked on lots of sites the first company I worked at made them all based around a template they built which I'm not greatly a fan of and don't want to show on my website as I want to show off quality designs.

    The next issue is my current employer is an advertising agency. Now our sites are not made to look good they are made to convert customers to leads which also makes these sites really not eligible to go on my freelance site.

    Does anyone have any ideas on what sort of work I should put here or can I leave this blank until I get my first client and build them their site?

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    [Showoff Saturday] I made a job aggregator for entry-level positions, hope it’s useful to you

    Posted: 22 Mar 2020 09:41 AM PDT

    Am I behind at work or am I just a bad developer?

    Posted: 21 Mar 2020 10:22 PM PDT

    Long story short...I'm constantly taking home projects and working over the weekends..I feel like other developers could get the work I'm assigned done, but also I feel like it is a lot of work. I've basically been doing the front end for this one big project with only 5 months of experience...I try my hardest at getting things done, but somehow Im always missing deadlines and feeling like I'm behind. No one on my team has communicated that I need to speed up, so I really just don't know where I stand. Any one else been in this type of position?

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    MERN app checklist

    Posted: 22 Mar 2020 09:39 AM PDT

    Hi guys,

    This probably seems like a silly question, but does anyone have a checklist of the order in which they construct their web apps? I took a boot camp almost 3 years ago now and instead of going right into development, I took a job as a front-end automated tester. I'm wanting to get back into dev work, but I'm feeling overwhelmed as I've forgotten how to architect a project from start to finish. I'm planning on using the MERN stack with Pug for templating. Do you guys set up the the db and build the routes first or start with the UI and stitch it all together on the backend last? In the bootcamp we learned all the front end first, so I'm inclined to start there, but it seems like most of the tutorials I see start by setting up routes and schemas first. Also, I'm open to advice for authentication. Haven't decided what to use for that yet. Thanks for any guidance.

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    What do you guys log with your server monitoring software?

    Posted: 22 Mar 2020 09:18 AM PDT

    I'm working on a new project and figured I'd build out a (slightly too) robust monitoring system for the server. I'm going to use something like sentry (open to other options, but I figured this was good enough) which automatically catches stack traces and some extra data.

    They make it easy to store the user ids, tags, and some extras/context.

    My question is, what tags would you guys store for the tags and context? I know I'm over-optimizing early, but I figured I'd get some advise so I don't just let this rot and end up having not enough data for when an important error does occur.

    So far I'm thinking:

    Tags:

    • server hostname
    • platform version (pretty sure I'd need to use something like express-useragent here
    • statusCode - I'm guessing these will all be 500, but I figure I'd better be safe than sorry
    • path - this should be easy to determine from the stacktrace, but grouping errors here by tag would probably be helpful

    Context:

    • Pieces of the request and response but I'm really not sure what to log since I don't want to log the entire req/res. Any recommendations?
    • ???

    Once again, I may be optimizing too soon, but I've been in situations where I just don't have enough data for an error so I'd like to avoid that in the future if possible.

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    Looking for good tutorials for getting into back end

    Posted: 22 Mar 2020 01:02 PM PDT

    Hey guy, what are some good tutorials for building a websites backend/server? I have been a C# dev for several years, so ASP is probably the move, and ive learned CSS, HTML and JS on my own, but im kind of at a loss for how to build the backend and connect it to the frontend.

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    Best framework for social media web scraper?

    Posted: 22 Mar 2020 01:00 PM PDT

    I'm currently learning the basics (html, css, and javascript) and I was wondering what the best backend framework is to make a social media scraper site. Basically, I would like to make a site that can scrape the images, follower count, and post count etc and display those on my own site. This would require some web scraping. I have done scraping before using python, requests, bs4, and selenium. So, I decided to start learning Django. Is this a good approach to reach my end goal?

    Example of what im looking to do. This site scrapes VSCO (social media for photographers): https://vsco.page/

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    Reading my logs easily

    Posted: 22 Mar 2020 12:54 PM PDT

    Hi

    I run a small website hosted on a single ubuntu vm in digital ocean (no more than 3 users).

    I store all the logs in a single file and I am looking for a way to easily read them.

    I've been looking into graylog or elk, but those 2 look like too heavy for my needs. I don't want to run 3 different services for that (mongo, elk and the ui...)

    Splunk looks nice and I am checking right now how I can send to my logs to their cloud service.

    But ideally I would like something light, free, and self hosted. If you know something handy, please let me know :)

    Thanks !

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    A help needed with SEO with React.js

    Posted: 22 Mar 2020 05:22 AM PDT

    Hey everyone,

    I'm a backend dev, and I'm askin for help, we have a web app at my job that was made with react.js as a frontend and Wordpress headless cms as a backend.

    We came into the problem of SEO, we heard about too many things like using prerender.io , or build all over again with next.js or using hydrate() function built-in react.js itself, we are very confused about what to use or what to do right now, we don't have much experience over there.

    So what do you think or you recommend if there is something better.

    Any help would be much appreciated.

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    Why is is map off?

    Posted: 22 Mar 2020 12:20 PM PDT

    https://seefar.org/locations/

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    It was perfect, then an WordPress update messed it up, on the mobile it's still good though, do you know what css is broken? I'm searching, if I find anything I'll post an update, if you could help, it'd be awesome.

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    Need website ideas????

    Posted: 22 Mar 2020 12:12 PM PDT

    With college closed me and a friend have decided we want to spend our time productively and complete a web project... we're completely stuck for ideas so if anyone has any suggestions please comment.

    Thanks I'm advance :)

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