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- Hey guys! I hate recipe websites with bloated content so I made my own to make the internet a little bit better.
- WebRTC finally works on iOS home screen PWA apps! Here's an Off-White inspired experiment to show off the camera. Say hello to the "CAMERA." Link within.
- My 9 favorite topics of "The Pragmatic Programmer"
- I created a positive news app with Javascript, as my first real-world project
- Visualizing CSS Resets
- The best way to make our websites faster is to remove things
- Which analytic products do you use?
- Learn how WebRTC actually works. A book on the protocols, not just APIs
- How to deal with huge amount of images
- Blessed are the JavaScript developers
- Domain transfer & email loss
- Learning Web Development -Applied Accessibility for today
- The how and why of dependency injection in frontend JavaScript
- [Postmortem] Water and Sunlight Creatures: Building a plant quiz app
- How to get started by hosting a Wordpress website on Amazon AWS with Git version control?
- Best way to store new data to database via http endpoints?
- Should wordpress be used to create complex websites, if not, what is the best way to convince the client that wordpress is not the best solution?
- Frontend interview prep
- Is it normal to be way slower on the back end than front end?
- Amplify auto-detecting my React app's framework as "Web" instead of "React"
- Blogpost: Vue 3: To Vuex or Not to Vuex
- Need help in creating an e-commerce website for my sister!
- Integrating a 3rd party's API, I need to deal with the abomination that is JSON inside an XML SOAP response. I close my eyes and fear that there will be XML embedded in that JSON.
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| My 9 favorite topics of "The Pragmatic Programmer" Posted: 31 Aug 2020 02:58 AM PDT
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| I created a positive news app with Javascript, as my first real-world project Posted: 31 Aug 2020 05:43 AM PDT Hi, a few months ago I had an idea of creating a news app which only delivers positive news. I know full stack web dev so I just started building it. And now finally it's complete! Please have a look and let me know your feedback: https://medium.com/@ujjwalkr/day-2-xenon-the-positive-news-app-f04b97aeafdc [link] [comments]  | ||
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| The best way to make our websites faster is to remove things Posted: 31 Aug 2020 07:14 AM PDT
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| Which analytic products do you use? Posted: 31 Aug 2020 01:35 PM PDT Hi all, I'm wondering which analytic products you typically use for monitoring visitors to your website? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Learn how WebRTC actually works. A book on the protocols, not just APIs Posted: 31 Aug 2020 07:20 AM PDT | ||
| How to deal with huge amount of images Posted: 31 Aug 2020 06:05 AM PDT I want to make a website (using MERN) that hosts a huge amount of images ( around 100 GB worth of images) but I haven't dealt with anything on that scale before (in terms of storage). My main concern is where to host them and how to ? I've heard that I can use S3 or Google Drive for that task but I didn't find anything clear online that would help me . So, if you have dealt with something similar or have tips on how to handle that type of data feel free to leave a comment that would be really appreciated . [link] [comments]  | ||
| Blessed are the JavaScript developers Posted: 31 Aug 2020 08:29 AM PDT
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| Posted: 31 Aug 2020 01:37 PM PDT Kind of desperate for a little help, I've been troubleshooting an issue for a couple weeks but not been able to resolve it. A couple weeks ago I transferred a domain from GoDaddy to Bluehost. The client had an email account using the same domain through gmail. Subsequent the transfer, email stopped working. I was able to configure the MX settings in the host, verify, and get it working again. However, one specific email isn't coming through still. It is one automatically generated by the clients telecom provider when a voicemail is received - a notification and audio file goes to the gmail. Google says everything looks fine but if I could get the message ID from the sender they could track where it's getting lost. Otherwise email logs in admin portal indicate they're not reaching google. (The Telecom company has so far refused my request for the log/send info on their side) Bluehost said it updating the routing, fixed email permissions, and re-synced email credentials. Otherwise everything looks fine on their end. Except this started immediately after the transfer. After all that these voicemail notifications are still not coming through. It's been ongoing for a couple weeks now and client is understandably pissed. I hope someone has experienced this before and can help ease the trouble I'm having. Not sure what else to do Thanks everyone. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Learning Web Development -Applied Accessibility for today Posted: 31 Aug 2020 11:25 AM PDT
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| The how and why of dependency injection in frontend JavaScript Posted: 31 Aug 2020 09:55 AM PDT
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| [Postmortem] Water and Sunlight Creatures: Building a plant quiz app Posted: 31 Aug 2020 08:33 AM PDT
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| How to get started by hosting a Wordpress website on Amazon AWS with Git version control? Posted: 31 Aug 2020 09:24 AM PDT This will probably sound like a super dumb noob question. Please pardon my ignorance. I want to host two wordpress websites on AWS. Start them from scratch. With git version control. Which guides can I follow to achieve this goal? I have worked a lot with wordpress and FTP before, but have not used Git version control for wordpress sites and have not really used Amazon AWS for hosting wordpress websites. I have no idea where to start exactly or which guide to follow. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Best way to store new data to database via http endpoints? Posted: 31 Aug 2020 06:32 AM PDT I have an API, which handles all the authentication, resetting of password, verification, security/support, saving and retrieving of users data from my database for my app - all the things you wouldn't want a client performing on their device. This API has an endpoint (/users/get) which takes in an authentication token, and if it's valid, responds with the users data from the database via JSON. When a user first signs up to my service, only the basic details are saved (username, hashed password, email). After a successful sign up and when the user logs into their account for the first time (after verifying their email), the user is presented with a setup screen, which they will then be asked to connect their hub (which works with the app) to the same internet and the app and hub will exchange details. One of these 'details' is the Hub's ID and I need to save that to the user's section on the database. Here's the question: Whats the best way to save new data (that hasn't been previously stored by the database) to the database. (My API will become public to my users at some point). In my eyes, I have two options:
May I mention, the user will need to provide their authentication token to hit this specific endpoint, which verifies them and also identifies them for my backend to know where to save the data in the database. Which - If any - is the best approach and is there something more efficient and secure? Either way, I will need to use my API and it will be have to be accessed via an HTTP endpoint. Thanks! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 31 Aug 2020 12:18 PM PDT Hi, I recently got a job that as a web dev at a small company. They want me to create a fairly large website with a lot of futures that, I believe, would usually take a team to make (i.e. has many functional components like different types of accounts, website run advertisements and a lot more). I did some research and some people say that wordpress can be used to make complex sites like this, but the person(s) creating the website should be experts in wordpress and would have to rework wordpress' original functionalities (posts, users, user capabilities etc.) and possibly write their own or alter/extend past components already present in wordpress. My question is, should we use wordpress for a site like this or is it better to create it from scratch using more modern tools like React and NodeJS, and if we shouldn't use wordpress what's the best way to convince them that wordpress is not the best solution for this scenario. Thank you in advance for your responses :) [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 31 Aug 2020 11:41 AM PDT Recently I was interviewed with few of the tech giants for frontend role(mid-level). I was asked question around designing webapp etc. I thought of writing regarding the same and here is my attempt http://www.geekthrust.com/webappdesign.html. Do you guys have similar experience or do you think this might help you in your career? Please share your feedback. PS - I own this website and it is still work in progress and is no where near to complete. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Is it normal to be way slower on the back end than front end? Posted: 31 Aug 2020 08:55 AM PDT Front end to me feels very intuitive, at least for my personal projects. React.js has a lego like quality to it. Backend (Express.js and DB libraries) there's a lot more unseen stuff that needs a debugger to straighten out. I'm way slower on the back end. It could just be my particular weaknesses and strengths, but I thought I'd ask in case it's usually like that. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Amplify auto-detecting my React app's framework as "Web" instead of "React" Posted: 31 Aug 2020 02:16 PM PDT
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| Blogpost: Vue 3: To Vuex or Not to Vuex Posted: 31 Aug 2020 01:56 PM PDT
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| Need help in creating an e-commerce website for my sister! Posted: 31 Aug 2020 01:21 AM PDT So my sister makes small fancy decoration items, and let us leave the details about that. She basically wants to try an online shop website for herself to sell the things. We just want to try it and see how it goes. So I am currently in a Computer Applications degree and just completed a year. I learned the basics of HTML, JavaScript, CSS, and a very small bit of PHP(nearly nothing). Using an online website creator with paid templates will cost more than my sister has earned by selling her stuff, and she has earned quite good lol. I've been googling stuff about how to create an e-Commerce website and so far, I came across tutorials telling me to use WordPress with themes and I also saw that localhost is used to create it (no tutorials mentioned it though they just told me to buy a fuckin domain name and hosting before even knowing how to create a website) My university is not really a good one and the stuff we read is mostly outdated, so I don't really know shit about creating websites. My birthday is in exactly a month from now, and my sister will give me a nice present, pretty sure even if I can't manage to create a website for her, but I don't want to disappoint her. So I request one of the most helping communities in Reddit to guide me through this! I installed the XAMPP server and going to install WordPress in it to do something for the start. Sorry for bad English I'm an Indian. Thanks! :) [link] [comments]  | ||
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