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    December 12, 2020

    Google Search is rolling out dark mode! web developers

    Google Search is rolling out dark mode!

    Posted: 12 Dec 2020 01:55 AM PST

    I built a unique interactive personal website.. feedback appreciated (Interactive on desktop/tablet)!

    Posted: 12 Dec 2020 03:46 PM PST

    Just finished building my portfolio website

    Posted: 12 Dec 2020 11:14 AM PST

    https://www.diresh.io/

    This is the first website I ever built. It still has a few bugs (the dark mode toggle acts wonky when you refresh it). Any feedback, suggestions, or advice would be greatly appreciated.

    Source code: https://github.com/diresh-shrestha/diresh.io

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    Haxplore – Browse Hacker News with your keyboard

    Posted: 12 Dec 2020 08:15 AM PST

    I made a database of remote-jobs across duolingo, bright health, mcgraw hill & 2750+ remote companies, totally free. Will continue to add new jobs as I discover more.

    Posted: 12 Dec 2020 07:05 AM PST

    Link: https://www.remotists.com/newsletters/brand-new-remote-jobs-across-duolingo-bright-health-mcgraw-hill-2750-remotists-companies/

    All jobs are free listings, none are payed to promote.

    I started working on this from august as I was laid off due to covid. Still continuing to do it with some friends.

    If there is any feedback, do share. :)

    Thanks.

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    What Can You Put in a CSS Variable?

    Posted: 12 Dec 2020 02:37 PM PST

    [Showoff Saturday] Personal Management System 1.4

    Posted: 12 Dec 2020 12:34 AM PST

    [Showoff Saturday] Personal Management System 1.4

    For almost 2 years I kept working on my management tool, and It reached a state where I can proudly say that it's stable and running in my local network on RaspberryPi 4.

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    Reasoning:

    I've created this app because I really wanted some central point for storing my contacts, personal notes, plans for visiting some places, some schedules, goals, document, images etc. Everything just in one place, not between few clouds or still on paper. I really wanted something that I can control - that means being able to simply create any additional extensions for my usage.

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    About:

    Personal Management System is a web-app tool designed to organize the essentials of everyday life, everything from a simple to-do list and notes to file organizers. No more thinking about unhandled pending issues, no more sticky notes on the desk, or tones of files named asdfgasd.txt and furthermore no more searching for physicals documents in folders.Simplicity, transparency, flexibility and expand-ability - designed for personal use.

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    License:

    MIT (free)

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    Demo

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    Documentation

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    Source code

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    Preview

    Dashboard

    Most important tech stack:

    • PHP: 7.4
    • Symfony: 5.x
    • Typescript: with jQuery (before asking why - because I only recently started learning Vue3 to move forward)
    • MySQL
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    Do you unknowingly solve coding problems in your sleep?

    Posted: 12 Dec 2020 06:53 AM PST

    Random question, bear with me.

    I'm still moderately new to web dev and coding, maybe 6 months in. However, I've noticed that on days where I didn't completely finish what I was working on I will wake up at 2-3 am with the solution in my head. If I don't get to coding right then, I'll forget it and have to spend hours working through it the next day. Some of my best work comes at 3am. Am I the only one? This only happens when coding or web development. It's great, but also terrible at the same time.

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    Built a Text Analyzer, and fed it the "Eloquent JavaScript" book. Here are the results.

    Posted: 12 Dec 2020 02:23 PM PST

    Please note that this program automatically excludes the one hundred most common English words, as well as all non-letter characters. Also, here is a link to the source code and a link to the text sample.

    Summary

    Your submitted text contains 5147 sentences, 378288 characters, 54945 total words and 8024 unique words. With an average of 10.68 words and 7.76 punctuation marks per sentence, as well as 6.88 letters per word; each including 2.49 vowels and 4.39 consonants. And took 48.19 seconds to be evaluated, at a speed of 1140.17 words per second (WPS).

    The estimated reading time for your text is 699.67 minutes, while the estimated speaking time is 1007.53 minutes. Your text also has a novelty score of 14.60%.

    Common Letters

    e, t, a, o, n, s, i, r, h, l, c, d, u, p, m, f, g, w, y, b, v, k, x, j, q, z,

    Common Single Words

    function, let, value, return, code, object, program, number, javascript, used, string, example, method, called, property, name, script, values, array, type, given, data, two, request, functions, file, event, chapter, same, element, start, expression, want, elements, set, each, text, properties, binding, using, write, does, server, call, objects, x, position, browser, something, true,

    Common Two Word Phrases

    regular expression, script let, data structure, x y, function called, regular expressions, width height, side effects, n n, let cx, function returns, write function, property names, table table, return value, function value, function call, second argument, square brackets, async function, event handlers, data structures, between two, start end, value value, function function, return status, programming language, javascript program, x x, function calls, let result, previous chapter, property name, event handler, status code, widely used, control flow, following example, method used, command line, returns promise, dom elements, file server, memory location, left right, binding names, let x, following code,

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    I made the biggest 3D illustrations library in the world. 8,600,000+ possible combinations of 3D characters. Easy to use.

    Posted: 12 Dec 2020 03:15 PM PST

    imgdiff - Faster than the fastest in the world pixel-by-pixel image difference tool.

    Posted: 12 Dec 2020 06:53 AM PST

    Hey people! I have made a website, news aggregator for Balkans area and it is made in their language. Bosnian, Serbian, Croatian. I am pretty much alone in this project and I could use your feedback on looks/design/usability of website and anything else you could possibly want to comment. Thanks!

    Posted: 12 Dec 2020 09:58 AM PST

    Advice and direction needed.

    Posted: 12 Dec 2020 12:28 PM PST

    I'm planning to launch a product but I have no idea what kind of developers I should be hiring or working with. I'm a newbie web designer, have worked with HTML, CSS, Popular wordpress plugins and C++. What i'm looking for my product is a mobile app as well as a website, same visuals, same functionality, I guess both will be having the same backend? So what language would be the best to go for regarding this? Would this be called a web application and an android application aswell?

    I would be really grateful for some guidance here :)

    Some details about the app:

    The interface and functionality should be the same on both mobile and website for each type of account.
    There should be 3 different accounts; manager, employee and customers.
    Real time orders placement.
    Location tracking.
    Customers have a balance, have their own wallets for money.

    I guess this would all be very complicated for a newbie but have to start somewhere.

    Edit: Some further details about the product.

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    Discover inspiring WebGL experiments randomly

    Posted: 12 Dec 2020 02:36 PM PST

    Phoenix Framework and Elixir

    Posted: 12 Dec 2020 07:28 AM PST

    I just wanted to start with the Phoenix Framework. What is your opinion on it? Is it good for beginners?

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    End of year burn

    Posted: 12 Dec 2020 01:18 PM PST

    Am i the only one feeling the burn at the end of the year to satisfy these managers who are just demanding that progress be made before winter break sets in. I feel like it's pretty unfair on the developer to "pick up the slack" for poor planning on these projects but I'm definitely feeling it from multiple directions at the moment. Many of these projects could have said "we need to get all this done by August". But now it's like "We need to show progress now on X, Y, Z". So part of this is that I work for an agency and the agency owner has decided to just pick up a bunch of immediate project requirements since apparently this all has a trickle down effect. But, I for one, am not happy. Not to mention the countless meetings that just take away the necessary dev time to get all their requests done. It's not fair without some sort of incentive and I feel like I'm going to be facing a "Sorry, we did our best" in about a week or so.

    Just wanted to get that off my chest, thanks.

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    Time not converting properly

    Posted: 12 Dec 2020 10:37 AM PST

    I'm trying to get the date from a timestamp (milliseconds). The milliseconds are 1607797541 (today GMT) and 1607886000 (tomorrow GMT).

    When I create a date object from these milliseconds and call the getDay() method I get the same day.

    Does anyone know why this is and how to fix this?

    ``` Const date1 = new Date(todaymilliseconds) Const date2 = new Date(tomorrowmilliseconds) Console.log(date1.getDay()) // = 1 Console.log(date2.getDay()) // = 2

    ```

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    For React developers, what's the best way to style React Components?

    Posted: 12 Dec 2020 05:41 AM PST

    Now, obviously this is a subjective answer, but there are so many ways to style react components, vanilla, CSS-in-JS, styled-components, in-line, CSS modues etc. and I'm not sure which one to choose. Which would be the best one to pick? Is there a best practice?

    I tried googling a bunch of pros and cons articles but a lot of them see, contradictary to say the last. Hoping I can get more in-sight on what worked for you and why you like doing it a certain way. Or do you have no preference either?

    Thanks in advance.

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    Should we care about the UI/UX of our 404 pages?

    Posted: 12 Dec 2020 10:02 AM PST

    Yeah, I know it's just the 404 page. However, I work for a semi-popular e-commerce site and our 404 page is not good, and even worse on mobile. Our competitor's 404 pages aren't anything to boast about either, but they're better.

    See some popular e-commerce 404 pages:

    • amazon (pictures of dogs)
    • etsy (fun full page design with search bar)
    • best buy (bland, but provides most popular shopping lanes)

    Hitting the 404 page is a frustrating experience for a customer, I think the duty of this page is to delight (maybe with a bit of humor if that fits the brand) and redirect them to the homepage, a help center, or some of the popular pages on site.

    Some more fun/interactive 404 pages outside of e-commerce:

    On our 404 page we give the customer a very crappy image of a product followed by a bulleted list of what they could have done wrong. For example, you mistyped the URL, bookmarked an old page, etc. and provide no links, search bar, or anything pleasing that could lessen their frustration. I can't help but think that droves of customers bounce from our site with a bad taste in their mouth.

    As could be expected, no team is going to ever have ownership over this page, so I want to make a push to spend just a couple days on it (hackathon style). Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find any case studies on how a good 404 page affects customer loyalty, funnel metrics, etc. so it seems like it might just be a "it's the right thing to do" push, which is never terribly convincing.

    Obviously some companies have put a lot of thought into theirs, so at least to them it seems it's worth the effort?

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    Did a huge mistake...

    Posted: 12 Dec 2020 03:51 PM PST

    So since a couple of weeks, I'm working on a website on WIX which is going to be used for donations and after a lot of work, I found out WIX is not safe.

    How true is that as of now December 12, 2020? Should I abandon all my work on it?

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    Showoff Saturday: How to setup easy development environment for Laravel on Docker .

    Posted: 12 Dec 2020 08:15 AM PST

    Check this tutorial for the steps on how to setup Laravel on docker and you can easily created your dev environment in few seconds and scrap it as when not necessary.

    submitted by /u/TechToolkit
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    Christmas coloring book

    Posted: 12 Dec 2020 09:29 AM PST

    The Complete CSS Grid Tutorial (with color-coded diagrams)

    Posted: 12 Dec 2020 06:20 AM PST
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