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- I made the desktop music player I always wanted. A site to listen to your Soundcloud, Spotify, and Youtube playlists in one place!
- How do I change fixed element height when I scroll?
- Building a portfolio
- schema.graphQL questions
- Web server hardware
- Section element vs Article element in HTML5
- Where can I find good and relatively cheap Designer for a logo on my website?
- Adding link to span tags
- I have a react.js web page up and running. How do I run a python program in the back end?
- Tension between striving for responsiveness vs. following design specifications
- How to get keycode of "Shift" and multi-character keys (when they are pressed)
- Am i allowed to post my prtfolio site for critique from the community?
- where can i find this type of website background pattern in png formate and whats the name of these thing
- GoDaddy Features
- LAMP vs LEMP vs LEMUR vs MEAN
- I built a website that lets people control a loudspeaker and my lights from anywhere in the world
- Asking for experiences on playcanvas.
- Someone please can explain to me what is a REST service?
- Important CSS concepts
- Books for learning HTML and CSS or online courses?
- Questions about Google OAuth and Google APIs (backend stuff)
- Any way to achieve this effet ?
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| How do I change fixed element height when I scroll? Posted: 03 Jan 2021 01:23 PM PST Here is what I want to do: I want a fixed element to have ex:height 100% but as soon as the footer (absolute position with fixed height) is reached it gradually decrease to calc(100% - footer size ) I need it to be fixed position so when I scroll the element beginning isn't affected [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 03 Jan 2021 10:26 AM PST Lately I've been spending some time playing around with building websites. I'm quite inexperienced but looking to learn. I was thinking of building a portfolio, but rather than just mindlessly coding website after website I was wondering if there are any specifics that I should look into, that would go well on a portfolio? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 03 Jan 2021 04:16 PM PST when making your schema ....i noticed that you have @ model @ key what exactly are these? And also i noticed when i it suggested to add @ auth to the schema?? what does that do? thanks [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 03 Jan 2021 04:13 PM PST Not sure if this is the right place to ask or r/homelab but, I'm a recent college grad trying to break into web development and I'm interested in finding out what type of hardware do most people run here ? I used two raspberry pi's throughout college and those worked great but, since I'm more committed now I'd like to host multiple sites, apps and DBs through virtualization. I have an old Dell laptop running a couple web servers right now but, it's already ate 2 out of 4gb of memory so I'm afraid as I keep working it will soon run out of memory. I'm debating if to buy a refurbished HP Z230 (~$300), Proliant (~500) or just build one with a (~600) budget. But, I'm still curious as to what do most web developers use when developing especially freelancers who often work on multiple projects at once ? Do you just run them off a Pi ? Do you just always use localhost ? Off an old laptop ? A home server you've dedicated for work ? Did you build or buy ? Any advice is appreciated. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Section element vs Article element in HTML5 Posted: 03 Jan 2021 03:44 PM PST I am finding differing answers about this, no clear answer, but when should we use a section element instead of an article element, vice versa? It seems like there are multiple interpretations for which one to use when. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Where can I find good and relatively cheap Designer for a logo on my website? Posted: 03 Jan 2021 03:38 PM PST Hi Guys! Can you help me where can I find a good and reasonable cheap designer for a website logo? Thanks for the help. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 03 Jan 2021 03:13 PM PST hey all, I am struggling with getting my link tag to work. if you could provide feedback on what to do it would be appreciated!
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| I have a react.js web page up and running. How do I run a python program in the back end? Posted: 03 Jan 2021 03:09 PM PST Currently I have a react page that takes in user input. I also have a python program that runs from command line input. Is there a way I can take the user input from the react, pass it to the python program to do the actual work on, and then pass the output to display on the front end? I saw there was something about flask in my research. Is there a simpler way to do it? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Tension between striving for responsiveness vs. following design specifications Posted: 03 Jan 2021 02:44 PM PST Background: I am currently working as a frontend developer as a volunteer for an NGO. Myself, two other developers, and three UX/UI designers work on the site. Our basic process is the designers create the design for different pages in Figma files and the developers build based on those. One ongoing challenge I run into as one of the developers is following the specifications of the design while still trying to make the site responsive to resizing windows/ screens. We have breakpoints on every page where we switch to a "mobile" design. But the issue I have is the zone between full size desktop and the mobile "breakpoint." Our designers have been quite particular about making sure spacing between various elements, graphics, pictures etc. is accurate. One thing they point out is that you can use Figma to see the precise pixel measurements between various parts of the page etc. My issue is that if I as the developer space things on the page based on precise pixels, that tends to create problems with responsiveness. This is especially true on our site because we use a lot of graphics, floating text bubbles, etc. So there are times when I adjust something to a precise position according to the design, but it becomes a headache when I need to figure out how to keep it looking decent when the window is being resized, but not yet at the breakpoint for mobile. I think my question is: is this normal? I am new to web development (this is my first time working on a real site with a team, have been on the project since August). Is there anything I can be doing in general to avoid these kinds of issues? Should we be adjusting our mobile design "breakpoint" to different sizes for different pages? Do I need to encourage our designers to think more about responsiveness when creating new pages? [link] [comments]  | ||
| How to get keycode of "Shift" and multi-character keys (when they are pressed) Posted: 03 Jan 2021 02:12 PM PST Let's say I press a key and I have a keydown listener that tells me what key I pressed with e.key. Then, let's say I want to get the unicode keycode of that key. Ordinarily, I'd be able to use This works for keys like "a", "b", "x", "3", but it does not work for keys like "Shift". This code will only look at the capital "S" in "Shift" and return 83 (the unicode representation of "S"). How do you work around this to get the character code of any key you press, including those whose string representations are over 1 character long? ("Tab" is another example). [link] [comments]  | ||
| Am i allowed to post my prtfolio site for critique from the community? Posted: 03 Jan 2021 02:02 PM PST Hello everyone o/ Just as the title says. I was wondering if its cool to post my portfolio site for some critique from the community. I dont know anybody that does design or development, so the only feedback ive gotten is from a couple family members. I was wondering if you guys, since youre more into it than they are lol would be able, or interested in giving me proper feedback so i could improve on it. Im trying to get into it as a new career move from hospitality. I wanted the ok first from you guys before i went posting the link, as i wasnt sure if its permitted. If it changes rhe response, i use github to host it. This is very much appreciated. Edit: rules were read, thank you for the help. [link] [comments]  | ||
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| Posted: 03 Jan 2021 01:56 PM PST What are the best and worst features GoDaddy offers? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 03 Jan 2021 01:45 PM PST I want to host my personal website (a small portfolio site) on my raspberry. I was originally thinking of using a LEMP stack, LAMP with Nginx. But I am reading into MEAN stacks and LEMUR (linux-nginx-mariaDB-unit-redis) and I am willing to learn the (new) necessary frameworks and languages. So I guess I am wondering what you all would recommend me nowadays? I find it. A fun hobby, so I don't necessarily want to take the easy LAMP setup just because it's easy. [link] [comments]  | ||
| I built a website that lets people control a loudspeaker and my lights from anywhere in the world Posted: 02 Jan 2021 06:34 PM PST
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| Asking for experiences on playcanvas. Posted: 03 Jan 2021 12:31 PM PST Okay so I was investigating developing HTML5 games. However it's advised to go with a framework. And I don't like Phaser and the likes. However then I found one called playcanvas. And it looks really good but it wasn't listed on other places. I just happened to come across it through a wikipedia mention. Any experiences with them? Or do you have any advice considering this (namely, HTML5 games)? I also have an interest in webassembly. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Someone please can explain to me what is a REST service? Posted: 03 Jan 2021 08:34 AM PST I've been searching a lot about this topic but I simply can't understand it. I've already seen people talking about REST api, REST services, RESTFUL services, and I just can't comprehend. Please someone help me. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 03 Jan 2021 08:26 AM PST What CSS concepts are of utmost importance when you are just starting out as a full stack developer? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Books for learning HTML and CSS or online courses? Posted: 03 Jan 2021 05:54 AM PST Hi everyone, I want to learn web development and I'm wondering if I should get some book or just watch online course or maybe go to codeacademy and learn there. I already watched some 3h course for HTML and completed 2 topics on code academy, and so far I have no problems, but what I lack is a lot of examples and problems that I usually find in books. When I was learning c, c++ and java I was using Deitel's books and they had a lot of problems that I would solve after each chapter which would help me put in practice what I have learned in that chapter, plus in each chapter they really explained some big concept and good practices behind everything they're teaching and on that way they've been putting me in a mindset for these programming languages. Those are the things that I lack while I was watching that 3h crash course and learning on codeacademy. I learned syntax with no problem and have some beginner understanding of it right now, but I feel like I'm missing a lot of important things that I'll have to learn the hard way, while making mistakes on my projects. So, what do you think? Do you recommend me to just continue learning from courses and codeacademy and ignore this lack of mindset for now, as it will probably come naturally the more I practice the language, or there's a book that you'd recommend that has those things in it. P.S. I'm using free codeacademy, so I don't have projects they offer :'D P.S.S. I guess I'm a bit perfectionist and I like to learn as much as possible before getting on doing things, that's why I'd like to bump on some practices while I'm learning instead of starting a project and then filling holes randomly [link] [comments]  | ||
| Questions about Google OAuth and Google APIs (backend stuff) Posted: 03 Jan 2021 11:35 AM PST Hi everyone, I'm having trouble thinking of a solution for my problem. Lets say I have a photo album at google photos. From my understanding, the album ID will be persistent, but the URLs of each image keep changing every day or so. So just taking the link to an image from that album and embedding it on my website won't work. So I guess I will need to set up a backend service that is going to communicate with the google api and request the items of an album to receive the current image URLs. After looking at the google APIs and its OAuth and trying out some demos, I am not sure how it would work with a backend applicaton. I have this redirect URL... but 'someone' has to pick a google account and get redirected and all that to get the auth token... but this should be without any human interaction... can this even work? In the end it should just be running on a server and when my website makes requests to this API it should hand back the image URLs. tl:dr; I have a Client ID, a Client secret and also set up the redirect. How can this be used in a backend only scenario where I am building an API? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Any way to achieve this effet ? Posted: 03 Jan 2021 03:40 AM PST http://www.digitaldesigner.cool/skills.php Sort of 3D perspective on hover with a delayed scroll ? I don't know exactly. [link] [comments]  |
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