[React] How do you structure your Components directory? I have a lot of components now and I have no idea how to separate them into different directories. web developers |
- [React] How do you structure your Components directory? I have a lot of components now and I have no idea how to separate them into different directories.
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| Lots of Ways to Use Math.random() in JavaScript Posted: 11 Jan 2021 06:54 AM PST
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| Do you document changes to your website? Posted: 11 Jan 2021 02:41 PM PST Like the title says, do you document website changes outside of Git commits? If so, how? Do you use a framework? How do you maintain it? [link] [comments]  | ||
| First WebDev Contract. Need critiques of my project plan or recommendations. Posted: 11 Jan 2021 07:32 AM PST Hey guys, I got my first contract as a freelancer webdev last week. This is my first contract ever so I would love some feed back about my plan of attack. Project Context: A building developer in a large US city has an outdated rewards program for the residents in their buildings. They want an updated website and a mobile application. The website and mobile application would both show rewards partner businesses that residents of their buildings can get discounts with. They want residents to sign into either application to download a digital custom rewards card that they can pull up to show the local business that they are apart of the program. Plan of attack: I am thinking of using the MERN stack and react native to conqueror this. I am pretty familiar/lots of practice with MERN stack. Reactive native I have not much experience, but took a few udemy classed on it over the weekend and I feel confident to use it. Right now I am structuring the models for mongodb. I plan on building a user data base with user, building, and business schemas to populate it with. Currently working with postman to get the back-end up and running. Using jwt, bcrypt, and nodemailer for back-end auth. Once the back-end is established. I plan on connecting the mobile app and website to this single database so users and admins can access it from both options. I am assuming that most backend react npm packages work with react native as well. I know the front-end its a different story. Probably going to use a material UI from creative tim to hand the front-end design on this. I feel like this project shouldn't be too difficult but I have never published anything that will be seen/downloaded by a potential 1000+ users. Not really sure how to pipeline deployments at this level so if anyone has resources please share them with me. I was thinking of just buying pro plans from mongo and heroku. If you guys have any critiques, recommendations, or mistakes to look out for I would GREATLY appreciate them. Thank you! [link] [comments]  | ||
| How I Registered A Domain and Stole Someone Bitcoin Posted: 11 Jan 2021 04:45 AM PST
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| Is there a term for stuff that animates into view as you scroll? Posted: 11 Jan 2021 05:17 AM PST Interestingly, the CIA career's site is the latest example I've seen. As you scroll, stuff "flies" into view. I see this... a lot. Is there a term for this? It's distracting and I hate it. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 11 Jan 2021 09:49 AM PST I was trying to use Chrome Workspace for the first time in dev tools so my changes in the inspection window would update in my local source files. My src folder appeared in the sources > overrides tab, and I thought it needed to be in sources > filesystem. I right clicked on the folder in overrides, and I believe hit "Delete folder from workspace" or something of the like. Turns out, it was linked, and it deleted my source files. It didn't put them in my machine's recycle bin, and I couldn't undo the action in VS Code. Does Chrome have some sort of cache which would make these files recoverable? I didn't have the changes checked in. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Should I take another WordPress job or try to go React? Posted: 11 Jan 2021 03:38 PM PST Hi there, so I've been working at an agency for 3 years now, WordPress and Drupal, and a few web apps (Laravel and React). I really like React, but I got an offer for a company really close to my house, and they seem a lot more professional. (I currently drive an hour each way to my current office). Right now, I talk to clients, gather project requirements and wear way too many hats at my agency. This new agency apparently lets us focus on one project at a time, and I don't have to speak to the clients much. Basically, would it be worth it for me to go deeper into WordPress and have a close drive, higher salary, or would I be selling myself short in my career by not going for a React job, I'm a little bored of WordPress but everything else lines up, I just don't want to invest myself into a less trendy/fun technology, and wanted to advance as a web developer with web apps. I am also talking to a few companies that are React jobs, I'm worried this one will snag me before I get other offers, cause I'm pretty qualified. Would like to know peoples thoughts of where the WordPress industry is going and if the job seems good, or a delay in my skill progress. Thanks [link] [comments]  | ||
| Help with publishing Vue component Posted: 11 Jan 2021 11:41 AM PST Does anyone have a decent guide on publishing a vue component to NPM. For example, if I have a simple app consisting of a single component -- made with the vue cli (using vue create my-app-name) -- what is the best way to publish that component only to NPM? When I look at a module like vue-select on NPM: https://github.com/sagalbot/vue-select It seems the entire project is configured in a much different way than the standard project created by CLI. Vue is only a dev dependency, the build and serve scripts are completely different, etc. Does the CLI have a project 'template' made specifically for components to be published via NPM? [link] [comments]  | ||
| api docs tool + recommendation? Posted: 11 Jan 2021 03:25 PM PST | ||
| Possible to override mediaSession action handler of a YouTube Embedded player? Posted: 11 Jan 2021 03:23 PM PST Hi all, does anyone know if it's possible to access & override the `mediaSession` action handler of a YouTube Embedded player? My use case is about embedding YT videos in a website, and let users create their own playlists and be able to go prev/next with hardware buttons. I have experimented many times but turns out I couldn't access the `mediaSession` object in the embedded player's iframe. This related question has the same situation. Meanwhile, Chrome's Global Media Controls is able to detect the media session of the embedded player on my website and display the information of the video, so I'm guessing there exist a path for the browser to access that `mediaSession` object. But whether this path is exposed to us developers is unknown, as the official documents I found didn't explaining this. And I'm hoping someone working at google could possibly answer this? A way to reproduce this behavior is to open this link with chrome Thanks for taking time reading this question! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Freelancing Hopeful Seeks An Internship/Apprenticeship in The Biz. Posted: 11 Jan 2021 09:23 AM PST Hey there. My Name is Alex. I've been interested in web dev for some years now, and took Corona as the opportunity to switch careers. I've been coding for the past 5 months and hope to become a freelancer and start a business eventually.. I am pretty confident in my CSS, thanks mostly to Kevin Powell's incredible CSS Demystified course, and am working on improving my JS. While I do that I'm looking for someone who has been freelancing successfully for a while now and who can teach me a bit about the ins-n-outs. Here's what I'm offering: All the shitty, boring parts: compressing images, invoices, emails, whatever you find dreary, outsource it to me. I'll need a bit of instruction on how, but I'm a quick learner and would need to learn how to do those things anyway. I'm pretty good at taking a Sketch or Figma file and turning it into a web page. But I wanna know what the actual work looks like, and if you could show me that or outsource a bit of that work to me it would be extremely helpful. Seeing the work you're doing would give me an idea of how far I have to go. I'm on the US East Coast, and would prefer someone who is also working in the US. I'm looking for this arrangement to run to the end of February. I realize this is sort of an odd ask, and that it would take a very particular person to be willing to do this, but I'm posting here, like the title says, in hopes. Thanks for reading. [link] [comments]  | ||
| How does Twitter implement a real time like counter? Posted: 11 Jan 2021 03:01 PM PST You have probably seen on Twitter that the number of likes refreshes automatically. Do you have an idea how that is implemented? Do they use stuff like websockets? Does each tweet has an own websocket to the server? [link] [comments]  | ||
| An additional non-backtracking RegExp engine Posted: 11 Jan 2021 03:01 PM PST | ||
| Posted: 11 Jan 2021 08:45 AM PST Hi There, I have a website and I am trying to make the font of every single character Montserrat (Regular 400) . I have gone through many options, whether it be emailing the theme developers to asking on online forums. I have received lines of code but when I try to apply them nothing seems to work. Can somebody help me do this? My site is Site. This is the code I tried to apply but it did not seem to work, Thank You very much! [link] [comments]  | ||
| best CMS for a full stack project with react Posted: 11 Jan 2021 02:38 PM PST What are your thoughts? The site will include payments, log in/sign up and jet for accessing specific resources. Initially I was going to go with prismic.io because of the ability to make slices and then build the site in the CMS however it doesn't seem too have authentication or ability to create accounts. What CMS would you recommend? The ability to use "slices" Is a massive perk but not necessary. Else would I have to implement my own backend along with a CMS for the client? Seems like that could get pretty messy [link] [comments]  | ||
| Getting into new role just to realize you already hate it after week one Posted: 11 Jan 2021 02:06 PM PST I've recently got a job in a new company primarily because it's fully remote and works with the tech that I like (SQL, C#, Angular, Ionic). I even took a 10k cut in salary compared to my prev role. After onboarding I started getting tickets from different projects and realized code quality or following standards is not the priority by any means. I admit Im a bit of a perfectionist but angular components with 1000+ lines of code mixed with jQuery, naming conventions not followed, folder structure is far from perfect, no clear separation into core, shared etc modules etc etc hurts my eyes. C# side is .Net Core 3.1 so a recent project also doesn't follow naming conventions, all classes inside 2 big files under Models folder, code that should be in the integration layer is directly in the controller, no core layer with business logic whatsoever or any unit tests, no clear pattern, magic numbers instead of enums everywhere etc. I hate it. I did ask them to show me some examples of their code base during 2nd interview but they refused yet they looked thru my github repos very carefully (i know cause interviewer pulled up a few of them during interview to discuss). I already don't have any motivation working here. Has this happened to you ? Am I exaggerating ? Do you know of any ways to gauge the way company writes and maintains code, follows standards, has technical debt backlog etc ?? Sometimes asking is not enough, they will lie. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Is there an alternative to Disqus which isn't self-hosted? Posted: 11 Jan 2021 02:04 AM PST I'm in a catch-22, honestly. I host a static blog and don't want to bother with new server instance and all just for adding a comment system. And Disqus is problematic when it comes to privacy, adware, etc, isn't it? So, is there any drop-in replacement to Disqus that is both privacy friendly and not self-hosted which bloggers like me who host static content can use? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Paid Privacy & Cookie Policy Generator Posted: 11 Jan 2021 01:57 AM PST Are there are any sites out there that can offer a "custom" generated privacy and cookie policy, which is actually compliant with GDPR and standard policy regulations? The services that I have seen offer auto-generated policies, but you only fill out your business address and name, not much more than that. And even without being a lawyer, I know that these policies are not compliant. There must be a service out there that offers "custom" generated policies based on a more advanced survey, as these policies are pretty standard. Any ideas? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 11 Jan 2021 09:34 AM PST I am wondering which language contributes to better developer happiness as well as speed of development. I am a junior developer who only knows JavaScript and has limited exposure to other languages. I feel like I can't judge a language unless I worked with it for a reasonable amount of time. I want the next language I learn to be something very pleasant to develop in, without focusing so much on performance and available job opportunities. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 11 Jan 2021 01:19 PM PST I'd like to load test my specific website (as opposed to server features benchmarking) and its specific features (such as browsing a given menu, etc) in order to optimize various settings and estimate maximum load capacity of my setup. Are there any existing solutions that do this, or should I go with a Selenium (Python) script? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 11 Jan 2021 09:32 AM PST For you freelance web devs out there, what services do you use to deploy your client's web page? My friend has a business and wants me to change some things on his website. He is currently using godaddy to publicly deploy his website. How am I going to be able to make changes that show on his website? Like do I have to go into his godaddy account? I'm still new to this but I currently know JS, react, Postgres, docker, and some testing services like jest and cypress. So I can build a website but I'm a bit confused on how to publicly deploy it? Especially in an existing site. Would I use a web hosting service? Thanks in advance! [link] [comments]  |
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