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- Finished my first project
- Landed my first programming gig, now what?!
- How to Encourage my Brother
- Newbie here, how much could i achieve in 3 months if i study 40-50 hours a week ?
- How to be a good programmer ?
- A news app custom coded using Sentiment Analysis Artificial Intelligence to give you good news
- Any other beginnners struggle with tooling/setup more than writing code?
- Python beginner
- Why do i feel like high level programming languages are more confusing than the lower one
- Understanding Interfaces
- Best book for Data structures and Algorithms in C++
- Simple C++ file stream question??
- What kind of algorithm does Golden Thread Tarot app use?
- Get the count of posts returned from SQL for paging while limiting the return
- Trying to better understand the relationship between HTTP and API
- Build a React & Firebase Chat App
- Backend Platform for Live Streaming Mobile App
- How to structure my project files?
- I'm halfway in html & cssI don't think it is useful for me but this is the first language I'm learning yeah it is not a programming language, but should I complete html css or should I start python?
- How do you compile java file into jar?
- Selenium webpage element not found.
| Posted: 11 Jun 2021 01:49 PM PDT I sat down with an idea and starting coding away until I hit a wall. My program had many bugs in it and wasn't working like I intended it to. I didn't give up and did the whole thing over with a new and better design and it works!! It's a very simple one page react app and nothing impressive but I've learnt so much doing this, something that watching a tutorial can't provide me with, so if you're stuck in a tutorial rut, get yourself out there and build something from scratch and you'll be greatly rewarded. (Although I must say that it took me many tutorials to be able to make this lame project). That's all!!! [link] [comments]  |
| Landed my first programming gig, now what?! Posted: 11 Jun 2021 04:05 PM PDT Hi all, So I've finally got myself my first freelance project. I'm having a meeting with them tomorrow to make a plan and go over some details. The issue I'm facing is I honestly don't know how to price it without going to high and scaring them away or going too low and putting it a lot of work for very little gain. For context: I believe the project will take 2-3 weeks to build a MVP. I will be using python. The end product will probably need to be on a virtual machine (still need to figure out the best option for it.). The client contacted me though Fiverr. What are some of the pitfalls for pricing work, what did you forget to take account of that later bit you in the backside, Were there things that you did that made a big difference on how you priced your work. How did you deal with any changes to the project, did you change the pricing or keep it the same. I want to get thing right so any advise would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance. (Apologies if this seems scatterbrain. I'm just really excited.) [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 11 Jun 2021 10:53 AM PDT My brother (15) and I (23) are fairly close. He has always taken an interest in programming after shoulder-hovering and watching me work on this project or that. He tells me he'd like to learn, but when I point him to resources to help him get started he seems to quickly lose interest. I can tell it is something he's genuinely interested in, and I believe in general he just lacks the initiative to overcome the initial learning curve alone. I keep telling him that Google is his friend. Unfortunately, he knows it's easier to give up than to debug and troubleshoot. Is there anything I can do to be more helpful as he's learning? Edit: Per the suggestions of many of you, I suggested a project! We're going to build the classic Magic Mirror together. Thank you all. [link] [comments]  |
| Newbie here, how much could i achieve in 3 months if i study 40-50 hours a week ? Posted: 11 Jun 2021 12:33 PM PDT Hello there (i am not in the us, but in Eu) I was given a golden opportunity since i want to change carrer (pays is good but this was so miserable i became depressed) so i left! I really did enjoy coding and learn a bit of html and css (i can create maybe not a full fledged web site but at least it's something) Basically i have 3 months, no job and nothing to do, no worries about rents and foods or anything that i need I was even told i wouldn't need to do any chores around the house. My parents graciously said they would pay for everything! I could take more but i don't want to burden them more than that (they are refusing any sort of rents, they told me to save the money). In web development, how much could i achieve in that time frame if i study 6 to 8 hours per day ? I am mostly interested in javascript and java too (where i am lost of companies use java for backend) ? [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 11 Jun 2021 05:49 PM PDT My school teacher was talking about Bill Gates and Microsoft and that motivated me to become a programmer. I started learning visual basic, I made a web browser but I copied the code from google. I still do copy and paste code from google. A Year ago I was given a task of computer vision project of object detection, I had 0% experienced in python and opencv but after 3 months watching youtube tutorial and tried many different projects from GitHub i finally made a decent program. But i merged 3 different github code to one. [link] [comments]  |
| A news app custom coded using Sentiment Analysis Artificial Intelligence to give you good news Posted: 11 Jun 2021 04:09 PM PDT As the pandemic slowly comes to an end, I haven't seen any good news. For the past year and a half, every headline seemed to get worse, whether it be COVID or war or the stock market. However, while people's mental health declined, news outlets only looked at the most disheartening and eye-catching news. That's why I created Lapis News, a completely free app that only gives you the most positive news. It uses sentiment analysis AI to give you THE HAPPIEST NEWS!! There are no ads or any funny stuff, only handpicked stories, cute animal videos, and funny jokes to brighten your day. I really want to continue spreading the good news for no cost, so it would mean a whole lot if you could just download it and check it out. Any feedback is welcome, and I'm all ears to listen and help make the world a better place. You can download it from this link: https://apple.co/3xc2OOD [link] [comments]  |
| Any other beginnners struggle with tooling/setup more than writing code? Posted: 11 Jun 2021 06:20 PM PDT I CONSTANTLY run into issues with package managers, modules, bundlers etc. Troubleshooting these kinds of tools often takes so much out of me that by the time I finally get it working I'm so drained and flustered. It sometimes will take me multiple weeks just to get basic things working. It feels like I spend more time fucking with that stuff than actually practicing working on the project. Current example: I'm writing my first solo typescript project and it took me over a week to get the compiler to work with yarn properly. And now that it compiles I'm getting a runtime error that I can't figure out, but I believe it has something to do with moduling or something. So I have this simple project that I outlined a month ago and laid down the foundational classes etc but I can't test my code. If I can't figure it out soon, I'll see if the folks in r/typescript are willing to help. I have a friend overseas who uses it on a day-to-day (and is my go-to troubleshooter cuz he's a great dude) but only ever with Angular, and he's a busy dude in a 6 hour timezone difference. All that to say, that I spend so much time/energy just getting my tools to work and end up flustered. It's one thing to troubleshoot why my code isn't working... Like, I wrote it it's fine if it doesn't work at first. I just get so annoyed that there's always some tooling problem. Does anyone have any tips to either help me get better with using package managers, bundlers, etc or to at least keep my composure when fighting them? I want to write a couple small projects with vanilla typescript before learning Angular, and the fact that I'm struggling so much makes me feel like "how the hell will I handle frameworks if I can't even use the vanilla stuff". tl;dr: I don't get to practice writing code as much as I want because I struggle using the tools and would appreciate some advice. TYIA [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 11 Jun 2021 05:31 PM PDT Hii guys, I recently started learning how to code in python and I grasped a lot of the basic concepts through a couple hours of tutorials and reading through documentation online for eg: understanding variables, conditional statements, loops, lists, dictionaries, tuples, defining functions, I'm not the best with working with classes however I practiced importing default modules like random to make a number guessing game which a tutorial helped with but I also tried to add my twist to it. I feel like I know all of these aspects of it I want to try to apply my knowledge more on how to use all of that and put it together to build a program or my next project. So far I mainly built a number guessing game and a madlibs program. I'm thinking of either a tic-tac- toe program or hangman next, I also like the idea of automation programs but I feel like I don't know enough to build projects and I would still need a lot of help but I want to break away from tutorials or just reading material online. However, I feel like I know so much but so little at the same time especially when it's time to actually write my program from the start, any advice? [link] [comments]  |
| Why do i feel like high level programming languages are more confusing than the lower one Posted: 11 Jun 2021 03:03 PM PDT I have been coding in C since when i know how to code, i love C, i also know C++ but dont use it frequently. But Java, Javascript and basically all high level languages are really confusing to me, i feel like they dont follow any set of rules, the language gives the programmer too much freedom that a beginner like me has no idea how to do something properly. I often hear peoply saying Java, javascript or python is easier than C/C++, it makes me really doubt myself. Maybe i am not a good programmer at all. Does anyone feel the same ? [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 11 Jun 2021 04:32 PM PDT I am seeing a lot of YouTube videos slamming OOP for inheritance because it can easily be misused and/or lead to bugs as the code is expanded beyond its original intended use. The point of inheritance is to be able to have a hierarchy of objects that share functions so one doesnt have to rewrite the functions for each object. Interfaces, on the other hand, just define methods that need to exist, but dont implement them. Thus, if two objects need similar functions, one would have to code the function and copy and paste it into the other. How does one avoid this problem? Does one just define a function global functions and say that object A's "Foo" function is Foo1 of the module, rather than use inheritance? Below is a Python (Pseudocode?) of what I mean: [link] [comments]  |
| Best book for Data structures and Algorithms in C++ Posted: 11 Jun 2021 08:10 PM PDT I know this kind of questions have been asked a lot, but I had searched for the book of DS and algorithms in C++ and couldn't find a decent one. Could you please help me by suggesting book which has theory as well as examples, and any courses that I must take to learn them as well? P.S. I was also planning to solve questions on codechef to improve my problem solving skills. [link] [comments]  |
| Simple C++ file stream question?? Posted: 11 Jun 2021 08:03 PM PDT I am a beginner computer science student. I am writing a simple program for practice that calculates a grocery bill for the user and is then supposed to write the total bill amount to a file. I have double checked my syntax, browsed for solutions online and attempted them yet have not been able to have the amount stored in my total bill variable be successfully written to the file that I have indicated. Additionally, I know that the file exists and the file name matches what I included in my code. The program compiles and runs with no issues otherwise and, when I have tested the file stream with .is_open(), I have received both a true and false response. In both cases (true and false) nothing was written to the file. Does anyone know why this might be or notice something that I may have missed/have any suggestions for how I can look into getting this working properly? I've included the relevant code. Thanks in advance! Code: [link] [comments]  |
| What kind of algorithm does Golden Thread Tarot app use? Posted: 11 Jun 2021 04:13 PM PDT I'm very fresh right now, but what kind of algorithm is created to make users trust these sort of apps? [link] [comments]  |
| Get the count of posts returned from SQL for paging while limiting the return Posted: 11 Jun 2021 07:54 PM PDT I want to perform a query that limits the search to maybe 25 results, but I want the total count it WOULD have been if not for limit so I can properly list "X total results" and handle pagination. I found several answers online, but I am using Wordpress and can't figure out how to get them in either a single query or consecutive ones. Ex: $results = $wpdb->get_results("SELECT * FROM $wpdb->posts WHERE post_status = 'publish' LIMIT 0, 25"); [link] [comments]  |
| Trying to better understand the relationship between HTTP and API Posted: 11 Jun 2021 01:52 PM PDT As a project, I am currently trying to build a database that I will then turn into an API. I work in Python, so the As a shot at an initial understanding, I would say that HTTP describes the different ways that we can interact with APIs, and APIs are an extra layer between a client and a server. So if I wanted to access some data, I would need to go through an API, and to communicate with that API I would be using HTTP. So in a diagram, it would look something like.... Client --> HTTP Method ---> API ---> Database Client <---------------------------- API <---Database If someone would be able to elaborate on this, I would appreciate it. [link] [comments]  |
| Build a React & Firebase Chat App Posted: 11 Jun 2021 03:54 PM PDT If you like the video, like the video. If you didn't, you can dislike and tell me why. Have a good day! [link] [comments]  |
| Backend Platform for Live Streaming Mobile App Posted: 11 Jun 2021 07:34 PM PDT Hi there, I'm working on a side project building a Twitch-like live streaming mobile app, and I plan to use RTMP and HLS as streaming protocols. Now in the back-end, I'm looking for a cloud platform that has a CDN, a database (to store users, chat messages, and stats), and also tools like authentication, monetization, notification. To reduce the complexity, I am not planning to record and store the livestreams afterwards, but I imagine I should still store information about the streams, so I can show what streams are going on right now, what streams are scheduled to go in the future, and what streams have happened in the past. With so many platforms out there, each one offering so many services (especially AWS), I am having trouble navigating the scene and find the right set of solutions. As this is only a side project, I am looking for free/inexpensive solutions. If anyone could point me to the right direction, it would be greatly appreciated! Thank you! [link] [comments]  |
| How to structure my project files? Posted: 11 Jun 2021 07:08 PM PDT I always had this doubt on how to structure my project files, is there a method that I can follow which standardize the process? [link] [comments]  |
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| How do you compile java file into jar? Posted: 11 Jun 2021 06:49 PM PDT Hello i am currently viewing ways inorder to run my discord bot on heroku but so far I have deployed it successfully and not get it working, I search for solution on stackoverflow and found this https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9941296/how-do-i-make-a-jar-from-a-java-file. In the solution someone told the op to make it into a java file and set profile attribute to no Idk how to do this, I'm fairly new, what is root folder?where do I set worker: java-jar MyBot.jar, do I need to reupload my files back to github if so which part do I change? I'm using intellij idea if someone could help that would be amazing, THANK YOU! [link] [comments]  |
| Selenium webpage element not found. Posted: 11 Jun 2021 06:34 PM PDT Hi everyone I have a piece of code here that when tweaked for Google and Amazon allows me to search on those platforms. However, I'm trying to create a search engine for my League of Legends teammates so I can check their match history in champion select. I am unable to correctly find the element id in the match history website. I have checked that only one of the id "player-search-6-name" exists. I also tried using Xpath to no avail. Terminal shows the issue being not able to find element id.
This is the full code:
The website launches but with the search box empty. I have tried to no avail. I am also wondering if there may be an issue with the website as it is not very well-maintained throughout. PS: There are 2 search boxes in the website. The one of concern is the lower one. [link] [comments]  |
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