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    March 02, 2021

    Learn 3 common CSS flex patterns in 10 minutes web developers

    Learn 3 common CSS flex patterns in 10 minutes

    Posted: 02 Mar 2021 02:01 PM PST

    [not oc] If anyone tells you html + css can't be "Real Programming", show them this shit:

    Posted: 01 Mar 2021 09:17 PM PST

    Google Fonts now supports icons

    Posted: 02 Mar 2021 02:28 PM PST

    What is your favorite CSS framework?

    Posted: 02 Mar 2021 01:33 PM PST

    New to the web, so far just a vanilla css guy and hoping to gauge how nice to work with some of these tools are so I can start building with a power tool instead of a screwdriver.

    View Poll

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    Cocktail Pantry Search - Find Cocktail Recipes by Ingredients

    Posted: 02 Mar 2021 11:12 AM PST

    Namecheap just snaked another domain off me.

    Posted: 02 Mar 2021 04:30 PM PST

    Namecheap has a history of miraculously buying domains moments after someone searches for them. Just happened again with "dnd.quest". Literally snatched it in between adding to cart and going to checkout.

    From the whois record:

    Creation Date: 2021-03-03T00:19:16.0Z

    Stay classy Namecheap.

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    I'm a beginner and idk if I should get a whole bootcamp like Negoie's or Angela Yu on Udemy or get a more indepth HTML&CSS course like Brad Traversy's. What would you pick?

    Posted: 02 Mar 2021 10:20 AM PST

    I'm also doing FCC and The Odin Project. There are a LOT of resources out there and I'm already overwhelmed😂 Send guidanceeeee

    submitted by /u/mariaamt
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    Need help with best practices for making an AJAX form submission accessibility friendly.

    Posted: 02 Mar 2021 11:13 AM PST

    I have a site where we need to meet level AA accessibility requirements and on this site is a form. I had some questions about submitting this form with Javascript and validating the form in a way that is friendly to screen readers and meets WCAG requirements.

    First off, is submitting a form using Javascript something that meets accessibility requirements? Some documentation I have found says that a form should be submittable without Javascript to be fully accessible, but other documentation seems to say that Javascript for the form submission would be ok from an accessibility perspective.

    Second, assuming JS is ok for the submission, is there any aria markup I should be adding to the form during the submission process? I feel like I should place an aria-busy="true" on the contents of the form but I don't know if that is the right approach.

    submitted by /u/-BMR777-
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    Lambda School is putting on a 100% Free “Mini Code Bootcamp” starting tonight

    Posted: 02 Mar 2021 03:20 AM PST

    We've been working on building a fun way to introduce people to web development (focus is on JavaScript for obvious reasons), specifically designed to help you write code and see the results quickly as you learn the fundamentals of JS along the way.

    It's completely 100% free, and open to everyone. Thought it might be interesting to some folks here - https://lambdaschool.com/free-mini-code-bootcamp.

    I want to respect this community as being for learning, so if this feels spammy please feel free to remove it, just wanted to let folks know of what I think will be a pretty cool course.

    Unfortunately, the instructor is a big Taylor Swift fan, so if you're not into T Swift you'll have to write your own code so that you can plug in whichever artist you prefer ;)

    submitted by /u/tianan
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    Anyone interested in getting paid to write tutorials or short courses?

    Posted: 02 Mar 2021 02:57 PM PST

    Hello,

    I just built my website for short courses and tutorials, and I'd like to populate it with some content. I'm looking for developers who are also good at writing who would be interested in writing some tutorials and publishing them on my website.

    This is an example of something I built on my website: https://www.learnthepart.com/course/c1d6d596-97b9-4e53-a46d-ec6260c07c78/bcdfb9cb-44e7-4eaf-a824-13e853eb974c

    If any of you are interested feel free to DM me.

    If available, please send me a programming article you wrote in the past. It would be really helpful in assessing your skillset.

    This is also a good chance to learn and develop some skills while getting paid for it.

    submitted by /u/nottingpill
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    I'm a little confused on how to make a grid layout responsive.

    Posted: 02 Mar 2021 08:52 AM PST

    Let's say my CSS is laid out like this:

    .gridbox {

    display: grid;

    grid-template-columns: 1fr 1fr 1fr 1fr 1fr 1fr 1fr;

    grid-gap:5px;

    grid-template-rows:100px 100px 100px 100px 100px 100px;

    }

    .sec1 {

    grid-column:1;

    grid-row:1;

    background-color:blue;

    }

    .sec2 {

    grid-column:2;

    grid-row:1;

    background-color:blue;

    }

    .sec3 {

    grid-column: 3;

    grid-row: 1;

    background-color:blue;

    }

    ..... and so on

    ​

    When I do the media query, do I just reset the grid and row placements?

    submitted by /u/anonoman925
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    How to implement LinkedIn OAuth20 Login in Reactjs/Gatsby without involving a Server?

    Posted: 02 Mar 2021 02:12 PM PST

    [HELP] Mapbox implementation: Unsure of what to look/Google for

    Posted: 02 Mar 2021 11:01 AM PST

    Evening /r/webdev!

    For a school project, I'm building a small web application which optimizes placement of street vendor carts/stalls based on user positions in the area. I'm fairly new to webdev and It's my first time using Mapbox (or any other geomapping API for that matter) and I'm unfamiliar with what to Google for some of my use cases, and I would really appreciate any help given. The use cases I'm having trouble with at the moment:

    • How do I allow users to place map markers of their own on to the map? I followed this documentation but it only seems to describe how to upload predetermined datasets and not user-generated data. Ideally I'd like the users to click on a point on the map, have a popup appear asking for confirmation of marker placement, then have the marker placed on the map upon confirmation.
    • How do I find all markers within a given radius of any arbitrary location and store the lat/lng of said markers?
    • Is there a way for me to broadcast an alert like alert("Kebabs on discount") to all markers within a given radius of any arbitrary location? I've read on the geofencing documentation but it seems really... complicated for what I thought would be something simple.

    Thank you for the help and sorry if some of the questions are hard to understand, English is not my first language.

    submitted by /u/KingGarfu
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    Building Boardly: How we decided to try out Hotwire - TeamHQ

    Posted: 02 Mar 2021 04:15 PM PST

    kindly help me figure out how to properly make a web based drawing application.

    Posted: 02 Mar 2021 12:19 PM PST

    I recently made a drawing application in java (+javafx) and now want to create something similar but assessable as a webpage.
    I have experience in languages such as c, c++, c#, obviously java and a bit of Haskell but I have never done something in web development other than simple html.
    I have looked at the how to get started page but that is mostly on general website building while I would like to know how to build web applications, so closer to a game than to a website.

    I am specifically looking for :
    - being able to save and load data to/from something like a .zip file
    - having a canvas with transparency and multiple layers
    - some sort of button panel to change modes.

    it does not have to be pretty I'm mainly looking for functionality. also preferably something object oriented but I'm willing to learn anything else.

    I feel a bit lost in the new world of web development and I would like to be pointed in the right direction of what library's/ languages would be best for my specific purpose.

    submitted by /u/sijmen_v_b
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    jspm.org - Import Maps Release & Module CDN Launch

    Posted: 02 Mar 2021 03:55 PM PST

    Protip to anybody using Gulp: switch from .pipe() to .pipeline()

    Posted: 02 Mar 2021 03:51 PM PST

    Essentially, you turn your

    gulp.task('css', () => { return gulp.src(`${dir.cssroot}/src/*.sass`) .pipe(sass()) .pipe(gulp.dest(`${dir.cssroot}/dist`)) });

    into

    gulp.task('css', (cb) => { pipeline(gulp.src(`${dir.cssroot}/src/*.sass`), sass(), gulp.dest(`${dir.cssroot}/dist`), errorHandler); cb(); });

    Performance gains are MASSIVE. Here's an example from my project:

    CSS TS JS
    Before, single run 7.86 s 7.95 s 8.34 s
    After, single run 18 ms 22 ms 25 ms
    Before, 3rd watch 1.01 s 1.6 s 581 ms
    After, 3rd watch 3 ms 3.58 ms 2.22 ms
    submitted by /u/Atulin
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    Non-technical PM who's been tasked with managing a team of developers - advice appreciated!

    Posted: 02 Mar 2021 09:37 AM PST

    Hi all,

    I was approached by a close acquaintance who has asked me to project/product manage the build of a start-up dating platform. I've got the budget to hire a full-stack to come in and consult/build the back end, and have a front end that i've begun to work on design elements with.

    While I have background in Project Management (non-technical), I am completely new to the world of development. I am looking for advice on how I can begin to educate myself on the back end/front end systems so that I can more accurately and fairly manage and build a team for this product. I would love to better understand how front-end and back-end devs speak and work with each other, and how I can better understand the processes and workflows for this type of work. What are the sort of things you wish your managers understood? Any resources or anecdotal insight would be helpful.

    Hoping someone can point me toward some high-level resources so that I can better understand your world.

    Thanks!

    submitted by /u/namawag
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    Is it best practice to have two seperate git repos for client and server ? What's the pros and cons of seperating or combining them? (MERN)

    Posted: 02 Mar 2021 11:48 AM PST

    Basically what the title says, i am a junior dev and i am wondering what is best practice. I believe its better security wise to seperate them in case you give new devs access to only one side

    All opinions are welcome! Thanks in advance.

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    What is task queueing eg. Redis/RabbitMQ/Celery etc etc?

    Posted: 02 Mar 2021 04:17 AM PST

    • A friend is a data scientist and runs some python scripts on the server to generate images and video
    • He wants me to make a website where he can enter text and hit a button to run the scripts instead of doing it from command line
    • I was planning to use Flask or whatever framework and run some version of shell_excute to run the script but I was told the proper way is to use Celery.

    -------

    This is where I need help with clarification. So after doing some reading it seems this is the standard way these days where your scripts might take long to execute so you want to do the following:

    • Use Celery which will handle tasks eg. the video generation script in the background, asynchronously
    • Use Redis or RabbitMQ as a "message broker" which will talk to Celery to delegate tasks to do

    Is this right?

    ​

    • 1. Also why is "message" mentioned so much when it comes to Redis and RabbitMQ?
    • 2. Will the message broker automatically let me know when the script is done? eg. a callback?
    • 3. Will the message broker also allow me to check on tasks to see the status if its still running, or done for example?
    • 4. Why hasnt software been made which combines what Celery does and the message broker all in one?

    Thank you!

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    Agency Hourly Rate?

    Posted: 02 Mar 2021 01:20 PM PST

    Hi, I have a fairly new dev agency that usually charges on a per-project basis. I have had a couple of potential clients ask for an hourly rate. I keep on seeing that you calculate it by the average employee hourly rate + misc costs +the profit you want to add on top. Say I come up with a $100/h rate. The client wants a project done in 3 months (480 hours) and I calculate it will need 5 devs to work on it. Do you bill 480 * the number of employees that will be working on that project (480 * 5= 2400 hours)?

    submitted by /u/entertainingly
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    Help - Moving new website to replace old website

    Posted: 02 Mar 2021 01:11 PM PST

    I have built a new website for a friend on a different host from her current website, but she has now decided to not change hosts. So I will be moving the new website to the old host.

    The old website is just a HTML website, while the new one is WordPress. This is what I plan on doing, please let me know if I'm missing something:

    - Using FTP: backup both the old and new sites

    - Using FTP: delete the old html website from the old host

    - Using FTP: copy the new website to the old host

    At this point will have I have to do anything about the domain? as the new site was using a temp domain. I'll probably also have to do a search and replace to change the temp domain to the primary domain?

    Am I missing anything else?

    submitted by /u/vermit
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    [Need Advice]

    Posted: 02 Mar 2021 09:09 AM PST

    Hey Guys, so I'm trying to build a school website and a school management system including an online results management system so that parents can view the results of their children. I've been seeing a lot of stuff doing things like that online, but it doesn't feel like it quickest road to the market, any advice for me?

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    White label CMS/system for platform with user creation

    Posted: 02 Mar 2021 12:49 PM PST

    Hi

    I hope it's OK i post this question here.

    I'm looking for a platform that has built in some or all of the functionalities below.
    I would be using this for a website, where users can sign up and their profiles could be shown in a given category (or more categories) on the website.

    • A user can sign up for the service and create a profile - Using FB / Gmail login
    • User can be verified via. text / email
    • User can choose a geography/ location so, say I was based in New York, the profile would be shown on a category page for "New York"
    • The user can edit this profile
    • This users profile will be shown on a category page for that specific category (Location) Kind of like this page: https://www.tandem.net/learn-japanese/new-york (next.js and a headless CMS is used here)
    • Their needs to be some sort of headless CMS / another solution where pages can be created in a specific template design

    I've been taking a look at plugins for Wordpress, but I honestly think Wordpress would be a bad fit and have a lot of security issues.

    Any ideas? I'm looking for something where a lot of the backend features already exists or a module/plugin could handle some of the above features. Preferably something built in PHP.

    Does not need to be free, but something that isent too costly/ open source would be best.

    thanks!

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