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- I made a puzzle game about a password field with requirements from hell. Link in comments.
- Hot reload changes when working on webXR and VR projects - open beta!
- Pattern Monster - SVG Pattern Generator
- Self-taught of 4 1/2 months. This is just a PRACTICE design. Coding this really sharpened my vanilla html, css, & js skills! Gonna refactor it once I get better! Im currently mastering my vanilla js then off to vue
- I made a site and open-source repo that lets you mix and match SVG icons from among 87,534 icons and 93 icon packages
- Web dev bootcamps?
- I've been coding PHP/JS since the late 90's but I now feel the need to write "better" code (good practices, etc).
- How much is too much for non-profit work?
- noteworthy, my first react project, was the first to many dead side-projects I started and never finished. Today, about 2 years later, I came back to it, refactored, fixed the bugs and finally got it to a working state. Link to the GitHub repo in the comments.
- How can I embed text from a server file into HTML text?
- Creating a Google Map like custom map
- Generating color palettes
- One or multiple JS frameworks
- A Technology Radar Volume 24 summary
- (Beginner) Hide API key in HTML code for google maps embed map
- Cannot draw overlay modal over video player iOS
- Performance ramifications of loading a lot of small scripts for a website
- Help a sysadmin better understand WebRTC.
- Web frameworks, which one should I use?
- What kind of tools would you use to build a website such as this?
- [Showoff Saturday] After a struggling with depression for the past few years, I'm finally putting myself back out there. I may have gone a little "loud"
- I made a simple website using aspect.app
- Web Interface Handbook
- Interactive Maps using Leaflet
- Built this tool for communicating with clients. Hopefully useful to a few people here.
| I made a puzzle game about a password field with requirements from hell. Link in comments. Posted: 24 Apr 2021 08:23 PM PDT
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| Hot reload changes when working on webXR and VR projects - open beta! Posted: 24 Apr 2021 08:14 PM PDT
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| Pattern Monster - SVG Pattern Generator Posted: 25 Apr 2021 04:38 AM PDT
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| Posted: 25 Apr 2021 12:16 PM PDT I currently have an AS in cybersecurity, and work with servers as a sysadmin. I have my IT certs like a+, network+, security+, and some other advanced security ones Though I'd really like to get into web development. I've been coding for years, and I'd consider myself a pretty good coder. Im just not sure how to get into this field? Would a bootcamp certificate look good to employers? Are there certs like the a+ but for web dev? What are employees looking for? I have a GitHub and a portfolio with a bunch of projects I've made, but I feel like they'll ask for some sort of degree or cert [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 25 Apr 2021 04:44 AM PDT Long story short, I'm like a guy who wins a race but without style. I'd say I am good at what I do but I lack in style and good practices. I've been freelance-coding for a long time, so I am a bit "used" to my comfort zone. Being the "one jack for all trades" kind of guy... I've never had the chance or the "need" to share my coding skills / projects with other developers. For the past years I've always been in charge of everything: frontend, backend, hosting, etc. Things are going to change relatively soon though. In a few months I'll be working with a good guy on a big project. He's a very cool/chilled software engineer, younger than me and with a different background, but very respectful and very open to sharing ideas and coding together. I already like him and I respect his talent (I've seen a few projects, he also has a good eye for design, UI and UX). As an grumpy old goat I'd love to show him I'm not THAT old. Also, I'd like to be more updated and ready to work in parallel with a younger mind. I am a fast learner, I've always been, so I would use the next months to adjust myself and learn how to "better coding" PHP/JS. I'd say that PHP is currently the priority, as it takes most of my coding time (and it's usually a lot more critical than JS). We'll be coding vanilla PHP/JS, no frameworks of any kind. But I am open to explore Laravel or Symfony. Maybe they would be cool too, I am still not sure about that since I've never used them (it's not a requisite, but it would be a good way to start the better coding path). My worst shortcomings: I've never used the Object Oriented model, I've never used classes (just stuff like function someThing {}). I know, but so far everything worked pretty well and I've never had any issue or complain over the past 20+ years (aside from some occasional "shit happens" accidents when I was still a beginner). I'd like to hear your opinion/suggestion on what to do to make the most of the next months and use them as a "training period" to get better at what I do (PHP coding, mostly). Thanks, fellow coders. [link] [comments]  | ||
| How much is too much for non-profit work? Posted: 25 Apr 2021 01:22 PM PDT Hey everyone! I wanted to get some opinions on this before I make any decisions. I made a non-profit organization a website a couple years ago and they ask for frequent updates (adding images, downloadable PDFs, changing some text, etc) which is totally fine. Recently some requests have come in for adding new sections, new pages, new functionality, and so forth. I'm getting busier and busier and generally only do custom work between my relaxing and exploring on the weekends. I have brought up the idea of remaking the website to work with Contentful or similar services for a cost, but no decision was made and requests have came in after that for larger functionality. I'm curious what some opinions are of how much is too much? Should I bite the bullet and do this work for them, or should I keep denying larger requests? [link] [comments]  | ||
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| How can I embed text from a server file into HTML text? Posted: 25 Apr 2021 12:54 PM PDT I have some text files on my server that I want to display on my site. Example: file contains "Reddit", and I want to display the file contents in a text like "Hello [Reddit]!". I've tried these ways: They all read the file content, but the formatting doesn't work for a proper text. It looks like this. Do I need to use JavaScript/PHP for the file content to look like regular text? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Creating a Google Map like custom map Posted: 25 Apr 2021 09:09 AM PDT Hello, so I would like to make an interactive custom map that:
The user will not be able to zoom in/out or rotate. I would like to make my own map (illustration), and not use Google's. The map size is limited. (So, I guess like a custom map for a amusement park) I'd like to know what kind of html/JS elements that I should user and/or any articles or videos that I can reference. Maybe there's an easier way to do it rather than coding it myself? Also, is possible to use png/svg as the map? I usually don't ask questions on coding, but I couldn't come up with what to search on google/where to start. -Thanks in advance [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 25 Apr 2021 08:46 AM PDT I am a backend dev that is playing around with React. I have implemented a theme switcher between a light and dark theme. Problem is; I have no idea how to design a color palette for both a light and dark theme. Does someone have a guide I can follow or something similar that will help me in the process of creating both palettes? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 25 Apr 2021 01:37 PM PDT Is it better to learn learn and master one framework or learn multiple ones, master only one and use whichever for my next project/job? [link] [comments]  | ||
| A Technology Radar Volume 24 summary Posted: 25 Apr 2021 01:09 PM PDT Hi guys. If you haven't read the latest Technology Radar Volume 24 yet, then let me share with you my personal summary of it: 🔸import-maps - how to control the behavior of JavaScript imports; 🔸AWS CDK - a framework for defining cloud infrastructure in code; 🔸 bit.dev - a collaborative way to build and reuse components; 🔸esbuild - an extremely fast JS bundler and minifier (is it really 10-100x faster?); 🔸Playwright - reliable end-to-end testing for modern web apps; 🔸why-did-you-render - shows potentially avoidable re-renders in React; 🔸zally - a minimalistic, simple-to-use API linter; 🔸lit-element - a simple base class for creating fast, lightweight web components; 🔸Next.js - a React framework that needs no introduction; 🔸swr - React Hooks library for remote data fetching; 🔸.NET 5 - the next major release of .NET Core following 3.1; 🔸React Hook Form - performant, flexible and extensible forms with easy-to-use validation; A lot of things related to Data solutions are omitted in this summary since they are out of the scope of my current interests. Let me know if you think I missed something you consider as a breakthrough in the comments. It will be interesting for me to read your thoughts on it. Source: https://t.me/seasoneddev Stay safe! [link] [comments]  | ||
| (Beginner) Hide API key in HTML code for google maps embed map Posted: 25 Apr 2021 07:09 AM PDT Hello. I am starting to learn frontend (basic stuff, Html Css and vanilla JS), and I am making a website to apply what I am learning. Code for an embedded map: [link] [comments]  | ||
| Cannot draw overlay modal over video player iOS Posted: 25 Apr 2021 08:31 AM PDT I'm trying to use an overlay on top of an html video in my web app. After 5 seconds I pause the playback and show the modal on top of the video so the user can sign up to continue watching. It works fine on both mobile web for android and on desktop but it doesn't seem to work on iOS. The way the web video player works on iOS seems to be different somehow. The code for the overlay timeout runs fine but it doesn't show it until you get out of the player. Help needed, thank you! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Performance ramifications of loading a lot of small scripts for a website Posted: 25 Apr 2021 04:33 AM PDT Hi everyone, I remember a discussion from some years ago that with http2 it should be more efficient to load a lot of small scripts in the browser instead of loading one big one. Does anyone know what came of this? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Help a sysadmin better understand WebRTC. Posted: 25 Apr 2021 12:01 PM PDT I' got a ticket asking to unblock a port on the firewall because a website wasn't working correctly for the user.. I looked into why the beta website wasn't working for the user and it turned out it was using WebRTC to establish a video connection. After some testing at home it works after I force symmetric NAT on my firewall. My guess at the problem, if my reading of the Mozilla documentation is correct, is that the web developer needs to use a TURN server in addition to a STUN server to establish a WebRTC connection when a end user's firewall is not using symmetric NAT. My questions are:
EDIT: I mixed up my servers. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Web frameworks, which one should I use? Posted: 25 Apr 2021 04:07 AM PDT Background: early 2000s self-taught webdev, left the scene around 10 years ago. I still program scripts in jQuery for myself, but that hardly counts. I have some experience with frameworks, and even built my own crappy one 10 years ago, but I'm out of the loop and rusty, and have a personal project (website w/ users) that might help me learn new things. Rather than use my old code, riddled with old bad practices, I'd rather use something that is secure and has practices that most agree with. Languages: mostly php, but I don't mind python, or learning something else. I ask here rather than google because I want human answers with some explanation of why they recommend what they recommend. I don't get this from google or those websites that list "top 10 frameworks for 2021!". [link] [comments]  | ||
| What kind of tools would you use to build a website such as this? Posted: 25 Apr 2021 07:47 AM PDT Hey everyone! I'm learning web development and built a few projects already, it seems to me that projects are one of the best ways to learn! Now i would like to combine two interests of mine, webdev and crypto, and build a website like this. However, i'm not quite sure where to start. Would you build a site like this with a framework like react or svelte and use animation libraries like react-spring or would you build the whole page from scratch? I'd love to get some pointers and hear your opinions on this! [link] [comments]  | ||
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| I made a simple website using aspect.app Posted: 25 Apr 2021 11:25 AM PDT Im not posting anything special, just a tribute to how good aspect.app is and how easy it is to create a good looking website. I used freenom to get a free domain and connected it to aspect.app btw. website: https://babyyoda777.ga [link] [comments]  | ||
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| Interactive Maps using Leaflet Posted: 25 Apr 2021 10:19 AM PDT
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| Built this tool for communicating with clients. Hopefully useful to a few people here. Posted: 24 Apr 2021 07:08 PM PDT
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