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- Google Cloud documentation is criminally bad
- Visual Studio Code March 2021
- Google's css classes look like jibberish. Is this a security measure taken or some sort of dynamic way they've generated classes?
- Supabase (open source firebase) just added File Storage
- Dark mode in 5 minutes, with inverted lightness variables
- TIL You can view Twitch client code via DevTools
- What kind of mouse do you use?
- What can I expect getting into testing
- Storing user upvotes on data from a 3rd-party api
- Should I serve my Vue app through my Express backend?
- Why do some websites have a TON of divs?
- I'm looking for services that provide a simple documentation solution for API design?
- Is there any book that explains the different parts that are involved in the modern backend development?
- Static site with dynamic content
- I am looking for an advance tutorial on how to make a backend with Spring Java any idea?
- How to build a marketplace?
- Completely new to web development, want to create an app with lobbies
- The US Social Security website doesn’t encrypt passwords.
- Release Notes for Safari Technology Preview 123
- How can I convince management and a toxic penny-pinching 60+yo IT supervisor to shift away from Networksolutions?
- WordPress + Custom Code Solution Questions (Full-Stack Dev With Questions)
- Best hosting with php admin, and would really like if it had DNS.
- Where to store html element strings when creating interactive pages?
| Google Cloud documentation is criminally bad Posted: Google cloud is probably the best advertisement for AWS I have ever seen. I've used both platforms during my career and I've never seen documentation with less examples and less useful information than google cloud docs. Want to start a VM? Better remember to put a ssh key in the field that is on page 3 of the setup and hidden behind some buttons. Didn't do that? tough noodles. FFS the key should be the first field you fill in. Want to use the google maps API? Cool, here's 3 lines of code that renders a map. Good luck integrating this into your project to do something useful, we don't even give you the name of the library you need to install. Just pick one of the 11+ `google-maps` npm packages, it might be the one! Every time I read google cloud documentation I feel like I know less programming than I did before. I really hope those folks at google wake up and realize not everyone is a googler and we don't get the information we need from their trash docs. [link] [comments]  | ||
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| What can I expect getting into testing Posted: I got a project for a software engineering course to build a web application. The project is divided into teams, one team being testing unit. If you could help me to understand what exactly is testing in this context, and what tools that would be suitable. Thanks! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Storing user upvotes on data from a 3rd-party api Posted: I'm relatively new to webdev (took a couple classes in college), I'm trying to learn some skills because my friend is trying to set me up with a job at his place for full-stack development. Several questions actually but the title illustrates the most important. I'm starting a new application from scratch and I basically want it to query a 3rd-party api for data objects, and then users who log in can upvote the data objects individually. Since I'm trying to learn specifically vue.js for the frontend (using a vue cli template) and .NET Core (from what I understand it's just collectively called .NET 5 as of the newest version?) backend, with an SQLite database. What would be the best way to go about doing this? I saw a couple tutorials online suggesting using Okta but I wanted to know what other options are available, or if Okta even is a very good tool for this. And how would I do so method-wise? On my own database, would I just have an entry for every single possible data object that can be queried from the 3rd-party api (there are over a thousand different objects that can be fetched from it)? Thanks for the help and if you have any other thoughts or suggestions I'd love to hear them! I want to learn as much as I can! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Should I serve my Vue app through my Express backend? Posted: So I'm rewriting some code that was previously an Express server that rendered views with a templating engine. I'm now separating the frontend into a Vue app, but I'm wondering how I should actually put the application together. Should I use express to server the static /dist folder from my Vue build? I know another option would be to host the frontend somewhere else since it's static, but I'm really looking for simplicity here. Would doing it this way save me much trouble? I'm also curious what the best way to develop locally like this is? The Vue app was bootstrapped through vue-cli, so currently I use that to serve it, but since I'm considering serving it through my Express server, is there a better alternative for local development? [link] [comments]  | ||
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| I'm looking for services that provide a simple documentation solution for API design? Posted: I've looked at tools like apiary.io or zendesk, and even jira but I feel like it's overkill for what I need to do. I was wondering if there were some new tools available. Ideally, if it can integrate with Github, so I don't need to leave the terminal to submit changes 👍 [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: While reading different documentations, blog posts, articles I come across words like: caching, message broker, load balancer, reverse proxy, websockets, error logging, microservices, etc. And I don't understand these concepts. I am looking for a book or resource that explains why these things are necessary, what are their uses and how they interact with each other. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Static site with dynamic content Posted: Hi, so I'm in a weird position. I work at my family's agency, and up until recently I was doing grunt work in terms of web development. Fixing css, html, some small backend/frontend error handling, etc. Nothing too crazy. A little while ago I started learning react. I took a bunch of courses, made some simple projects. Soon after, the company assigned me a headless ecommerce site to do all on my own, since I was the first person to have learned react. So this client of ours wants it to be done on Gatsby. I started breaking everything down into small problems and their corresponding components. And for the most part, everything went well. All this backstory is just reasons for me to hopefully not get made fun of, because I'm still in school for computer science and I'm not super confident, I'm probably about to follow up with a super noob question. So gatsby is statically generating all the pages of this site on build time. This client has about 1200 products, each one needing a page (+ the categories they belong to). I asked on Gatsby reddit sub about how to paginate them, and they said I could make a forEach loop for each kind of option (sort by, products per page, etc). This seems really excessive and difficult to do with the data I'm working with. So I implemented this thing, where I grab the first 30 products at build time, render those, and then every subsequent page (or selected option) is passed as a query string back to the platform's api to get more products. Is there any downside to doing it like this? This seems very anti GatsbyJS, but it works, so is that okay? The only downside I can think of is that it won't have offline capability, but I think I can partially solve that by saving the products to a cache too. Any advice? Thanks ahead of time for listening to me ramble [link] [comments]  | ||
| I am looking for an advance tutorial on how to make a backend with Spring Java any idea? Posted: I am a backend dev and mainly worked with Python and NodeJS and now want to learn Java. Any idea for a good course for a dev? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: Hey ladies and gentlemen, I want to create a marketplace where be people can sign in and trade. Also there should be a chat forum. Should i create this with html, css and js or with a tool like "wordpress"? Is it possible to do all of thid with wordpress? And what i have to do according web security apart from ssl? Any help is appreciated alot. Thank u so much in advance [link] [comments]  | ||
| Completely new to web development, want to create an app with lobbies Posted: Hi I had this idea for a game for me and my friends which requires lobbies (think skribbl.io) Since I have very little experience (apart from a little PHP some time ago), I was wondering if you guys could point me in the right direction regarding frameworks / best practices. Should I just start from the basics? I have already coded the game for android, the thing I struggle with is making lobbies... Thanks [link] [comments]  | ||
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| Posted: 26yo male. Early Corona (2020) I taught myself html/php/js/mysql with main focus on web applications and presenting data in dashboards and tables using the famous Datatable library. It went so far that I landed a job at a manufacturing company whose IT supervisor is ok with CAD detailers and engineers working on +15 yo computers with 2GBs of ram. I have already finished the first module of the application (simplified resource planning tool) and a demo was made available over the local network of our branch and everyone acknowledged it being a step in the right direction. Worth noting that I've been working for over a year with HostGator hosting my own gigs and demos and I feel confident in managing online assets using it. Hence my request for a new domain and a vps hosting plan with HostGator given that I would the one leading this implementation, not to mention my familiarity with its cPanel and its simplicity. This is made to provide clients with access to our planned release schedule and other information that would cut down the unneeded follow-ups phone calls. The request was completely shot down on the spot by the IT supervisor and he offered me a very generous deal: How about we give you the requested domain and a ftp account on our server and you could can also put the database in the same folder.... :))))) I then requested that he shows me the phpMyAdmin interface and any existing databases, to which he spent 10 minutes digging in his beloved Networksolutions hills and valleys then brushed the topic off. I later found out that that the company's website (a single static page) was outsourced and the IT supervisor only manages emails and has nothing to do with web development and hosting. Should I mention that I was given a (brand-new) acer ("""i7""") aspire 3 laptop that takes 25 minutes to reboot? I do report to the general manager directly however I still need to supplement my argument with concrete answers on why my application should be hosted on my requested provider. I cannot stress how much I'm boiling from the inside. It's my first real job where I can make living doing something that I enjoy and do daily as a hobby. Thank you in advance. [link] [comments]  | ||
| WordPress + Custom Code Solution Questions (Full-Stack Dev With Questions) Posted: Hey all, I want to create a highly custom page on an existing WordPress site that will pull information from a database and display it in a pretty fashion. Essentially a basic CRUD application, embedded onto a WordPress page, and I don't know what the best way to tackle this problem would be. I inherited a side-project at my company, where we have a company website with a hidden page we send to potential clients to show what contractors we have available. Each contractor has a title, description, link to their resume. Anytime we have an employee to put or remove from this page, our current workflow is:
My goal: is to simplify this workflow so that one person has an easy interface to use to add/remove employees from this page. I have many ideas on how to do this, except I have no experience with WordPress. In a perfect world, I would just create a custom SPA. But the powers at be want this to be directly tied to our website, with the same design (header, footer, menu, etc) and everything. So my next thoughts are maybe I can embed a React App in the page ? So, TLDR: I have this custom functionality that I know I can code, but I'm stuck and would like to be pointed in the right direction. What is the best way for me to be implementing something like this? Edit: From my own research, it seems like embedding a React application is possible. However, if the people reading this have professional experience doing similar things, does doing such thing go against standard practice? I don't work closely with any devs who have experience with WP. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Best hosting with php admin, and would really like if it had DNS. Posted: Hi! I'm looking for website hosting supporting php admin, also I would l like if I could have a domain name. Also, I never did host php anyhow else than on my own pc with XAMPP, so if its much different, I could use a tutorial if you know any decent one. Thanks in advance ^ [link] [comments]  | ||
| Where to store html element strings when creating interactive pages? Posted: A project I'm working on uses Asp.Net core, javascript, jquery and bootstrap. There is a data grid html table that is going to have an add button to add a new db record. The user clicks the button and a new row with the form (labels, inputs, button) embedded will appear in the table and the other rows in the data grid slide down. For doing smaller dynamic things to the web pages I've been working on like adding a textbox, buttons, a row, etc I've been storing the html strings in javascript. But for this idea I have there is a lot more html strings that need to go into javascript and I'm unsure storing and concatenating all those strings in javascript is the right way to do it. How are the pros handling it? I thought about storing the form code in the database in a template form, but I'm just guessing as I'm not much of a web dev, but I want to be one when I grow up. [link] [comments]  |
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