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- I made a new way to throw online parties
- Chrome DevTools being inspected with DevTools
- My first ever finished Project - a graphic CSS editor with live preview!
- USA.css – The most American CSS stylesheet. All units are set in inches, and it's only 1776 bytes.
- First time using Vue and getting a side project up and running! Created a recipe management web app with Vue + .NET Core.
- I made a website where you can download the `tsparticles` generated shapes as a PNG image
- Student developer wondering: Are front-end frameworks really that great?
- A project management tool that I've been working on for several months
- A Slack Clone I made
- I made a chess website that lets you play with custom pieces/boards: protochess.com
- Watchflix! - chrome-extension to sync video across OTT platforms
- I have an idea that could help a lot of business but only if it's free for everyone
- I have created my own static site generator in bash.
- what's a good site or resource to reference a random number?
- Looking for advice, Is it worth continuing?
- I'm a 17 year old who worked on a website to help you request absentee ballots in Virginia for 9 months
- My personal website built with Gatsby and tailwindcss
- [Showoff Saturday] I'm working on a webapp that lets users search for concerts (via SetlistFM api) and turn them into Spotify playlists saved to their account. Still buggy and not optimized for mobile but thought I'd share what I have!
- Better UX in 5 Easy Steps
- Audio on Github/Netlify Website
- I made a new way to meet friends online
- We made an app for mutual aid groups. Can you help us get the word out? We're all about helping people in mutual aid groups help themselves and their communities during COVID 19. We've made a start on the new website but need your help to get the word out! #ShowoffSaturdays
- Tell me every bad thing, little or big, about Spring [Boot] Web, especially Reactive Core.
- backdrop-filter make my text blurry - How to fix?
I made a new way to throw online parties Posted: 04 Jul 2020 03:12 PM PDT
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Chrome DevTools being inspected with DevTools Posted: 04 Jul 2020 01:55 AM PDT
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My first ever finished Project - a graphic CSS editor with live preview! Posted: 04 Jul 2020 03:46 AM PDT
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USA.css – The most American CSS stylesheet. All units are set in inches, and it's only 1776 bytes. Posted: 04 Jul 2020 11:18 AM PDT | ||
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I made a website where you can download the `tsparticles` generated shapes as a PNG image Posted: 04 Jul 2020 12:55 PM PDT
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Student developer wondering: Are front-end frameworks really that great? Posted: 04 Jul 2020 02:38 PM PDT I'll preface this question by saying this is not a troll question. I'm a student in computer science, and am particularly interested in web development even though I had relatively few classes about that specific subject. I know HTML, CSS, Javascript, (PHP but people don't really use that anymore right?). To develop webapps I've mainly used Express because it was pretty approachable and I could also use my PHP knowledge by using a template engine like EJS. Anyway I was wondering what was so great about React, Svelte, and things like that. Why would I use it? Is it just cool or is it better for performances? I understand you can design reusable components, but isn't that more for big companies with an established design system? I tried messing with React/Preact but didn't really get too far (still have to get into how to manage authentication, sessions, etc.). I find it way less approachable than writing your basic HTML page. Thanks in advance! [link] [comments] | ||
A project management tool that I've been working on for several months Posted: 04 Jul 2020 03:10 PM PDT
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I made a chess website that lets you play with custom pieces/boards: protochess.com Posted: 04 Jul 2020 05:28 AM PDT
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Watchflix! - chrome-extension to sync video across OTT platforms Posted: 04 Jul 2020 10:36 AM PDT
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I have an idea that could help a lot of business but only if it's free for everyone Posted: 04 Jul 2020 05:48 PM PDT So I was thinking the other day about a retail job I had, I work now for a web based ERP in the commercial area, so anyway I know a lot of people that pay money for a POS and with the Coronavirus they struggled to keep paying it, so I searched for a free POS on the internet to help them but couldn't find any (or any that could actually help), what if we made a good, cool, free POS and give it free to everyone that needs it, lots of people would save the money they spend on the POS, I know it's gonna cost money to make it and to maintain it, but I have the perfect idea to keep it free without charging the people or putting ads on the application, is anyone interested in making it? I don't have that much expertise in dev but I have some in UX/UI and the years I spent understanding the needs of the business owners and what they need. Is anyone interested in joining forces and build it? It would help a lot of business owners on their wallet. Maybe no one is interested but I had to ask. [link] [comments] | ||
I have created my own static site generator in bash. Posted: 04 Jul 2020 02:10 PM PDT | ||
what's a good site or resource to reference a random number? Posted: 04 Jul 2020 05:53 PM PDT
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Looking for advice, Is it worth continuing? Posted: 04 Jul 2020 01:49 PM PDT So I've reached the point where my webapp could be pushed into production with a little bit of tweaking and testing. But I'm starting to doubt whether or not I should invest the time. I started the project with the goal about learning about web development and now that I have a pretty solid understanding my interest has started to wane. So my question is: Is my application worth developing further and pushing into production, or should I move on and try something else. I don't want to explain what the app is too thoroughly, as I'm curious if my FAQ is well worded and comprehensive enough to get people's attention. But at its basis, the app is an implementation of a ROSCA using Bitcoin. Here's the link: I'm using the Blockcypher api to give me a webhook for my Bitcoin address, Flask with websockets for the front end and its all hosted on AWS. Overall the knowledge I've gained building this thing has made it well worth it, but now I've reached a cross roads and I'm looking for advice. Thanks [link] [comments] | ||
Posted: 04 Jul 2020 02:51 PM PDT Hey everyone!! I'm a 17 year old kid who doesn't know much about proper web practices apart from what I've learned from searching stuff up on Stack Overflow and scraping things together from documentation. I created this web app with Virgina Democrats to encourage people to request absentee ballots in Virginia. Our website can be found at eAbsentee.org. The website's built with a Flask backend and pure HTML/Bootstrap(ish) frontend. The source is pretty easy to find, but I won't link it here b/c I'm not sure if it's against the rules - just search up our name (eAbsentee). Again, the website is very much spaghetti code, and doesn't follow any best practices whatsoever. Give me help, open up an issue on our GitHub if you're interested, do whatever, I'd love to hear what you all have to say!! edit: while you're at it - check me out @ raunak.io [link] [comments] | ||
My personal website built with Gatsby and tailwindcss Posted: 03 Jul 2020 10:26 PM PDT It's my first attempt at a serious front-end development project. I learned a lot on making this. You can check it out here! Things I learned: - Reactjs - Gatsby and its plugins (it made my life so much easier) - GrahpQL (it was overwhelming at first but thanks to their docs) - tailwindcss (it accelerated my understanding of css concepts) - MDX (I love markdown but I love MDX even more) Things that I want to add: animations ✨ and interactive components [link] [comments] | ||
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Audio on Github/Netlify Website Posted: 04 Jul 2020 06:27 PM PDT I'm new to using Github and Netlify (and web development in general) and am struggling to put audio on my Netlify website. I've been trying to setup Netlify Large Media with no luck. Git LFS is working as expected and I have my website linked with the "netlify link" command but whenever I try "netlify lm:setup" it gives me an error that says "Error: No site id found, please run inside a site folder or 'netlify link'". I have read through all of the NLM troubleshooting information I can find but none of the available information seems to address my issue. I'm probably doing something wrong but I have no clue what so I don't know what else to try at this point. Is there a better/easier way to go about adding audio or any suggestions to solve this error? [link] [comments] | ||
I made a new way to meet friends online Posted: 04 Jul 2020 06:20 PM PDT
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Tell me every bad thing, little or big, about Spring [Boot] Web, especially Reactive Core. Posted: 04 Jul 2020 05:58 PM PDT I have decided to make my next backend with Spring [Boot] Reactive Core. Convince me not to do this. It won't be a futile attempt. I promise. I'm going to use Kotlin because I'm scared of nulls. The main pro for me choosing to do this: What's best than serving a WAR to your client instead of a convoluted Express source code? The other pro: Project needs pubsub. Spring [Boot] has a messaging library. The only con I can think of: None. I really can't. I'm so excited about it I'm gonna puke. [link] [comments] | ||
backdrop-filter make my text blurry - How to fix? Posted: 04 Jul 2020 05:23 PM PDT Hi, I'm working on a featured article carousel for my blog. I decided to design it with centered text inside the image and to make it readable, I use backdrop-filter blur to make the background blurry. The problem is that it also make the text blurry. http://test.nicolas-duclos.com/blog.html Do you know what I can do to fix that? Thank you [link] [comments] |
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