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    I created a clean and simple portfolio template using React. web developers

    August 27, 2021

    I created a clean and simple portfolio template using React. web developers

    I created a clean and simple portfolio template using React.

    Posted: 27 Aug 2021 11:58 AM PDT

    Some of my new experimental particle and ASCII art effects with vanilla JavaScript

    Posted: 27 Aug 2021 09:43 AM PDT

    Update on the Lottie animation editor I've been working on to edit and export Lottie animations without After Effects to your web/ mobile apps. Here's a video on collaborating and updating exported animations in your live app straight from the editor easily! Feel free to sign up on lottielab.io

    Posted: 27 Aug 2021 11:21 AM PDT

    Nice dynamic background. Clicking creates nodes.

    Posted: 26 Aug 2021 08:29 PM PDT

    Is it getting tougher to get a job as a junior developer?

    Posted: 27 Aug 2021 09:31 AM PDT

    It seems to me that with the impact of the pandemic slowly reaching its end, companies are no longer pressed to hire new developers and are, therefore, posting job offers with tougher requirements. At least two years of experience seems to be the minimum requirement or a degree for most cases. However, the demand for developers is just insane. I'm probably answering myself this question already but, are these companies really finding people who meet their requirements? Are they deffering hiring if they don't find an appropriate candidate? What is going on here?

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    How do I achieve this with my sitemap for google results?

    Posted: 27 Aug 2021 07:24 AM PDT

    Why do`console.log(...)` messages not appear in the Firefox DevTools Browser Console?

    Posted: 27 Aug 2021 07:06 AM PDT

    Multistep Forms in React with Awesome UX, Part Two: Accessibility

    Posted: 27 Aug 2021 11:23 AM PDT

    Clean Code, Code Complete or The Pragmatic Programmer recommendation?

    Posted: 27 Aug 2021 10:12 AM PDT

    I've heard that these are some of the best books on coding. I'm currently working in digital ad ops, am learning React through The Odin Project, and hoping to one day transition to a web dev career. I'm looking for a book I can pick up here and there when I don't feel like looking at a screen to read, and learn a thing or two/review about writing better Code.

    Would anyone be able to recommend one of these over the others, or are all 3 solid choices?

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    Question about a idea Html and JavaScript

    Posted: 26 Aug 2021 11:09 PM PDT

    Hello I am very new to coding/webdev. Me and A friend have made a website and wanted to add a feature but we don't really know how to go about it. So basically we are making the project and we want it to automatically generate a photo while scrolling down. Right now we have a button which just adds the picture when the button is pressed. We were wondering how to go about adding this feature.

    The website is https://minionrod.com so you can get a idea of what we are trying to do> Images are placeholders for now.

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    Will taking a course from W3C and getting a "professional certificate" from them make it easier to find a job?

    Posted: 27 Aug 2021 09:02 AM PDT

    I know that it's not necessary but I think it would save me from thinking of insane projects I could create for my portfolio so they hire me, instead i could make something simple and be fine with that.

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    Is there something like Mongo Atlas but for MySQL?

    Posted: 27 Aug 2021 03:59 PM PDT

    Hi everyone, the title is basically my question. Is there a site where I can store MySQL data like you can do with MongoDB in Atlas? It's just for learning since I'm getting into SQL databases and I'd like to build some apps with MySQL, so I'd like it to be free and it doesn't have to be the fastest thing because it's just for me to study, no production app or anything. Thank you all

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    Whats a good way to update a state object with multiple nested objects?

    Posted: 27 Aug 2021 03:53 PM PDT

    I am working on a project with a lot of nested values, and almost 100 text inputs, so I cannot make a state input for each text input.

    For example, its structured somewhat like this.

    {
    studentId: '123',
    dateCreated: '123',
    demo: {
    firstName: 'danny',
    lastName: 'mouse',
    },
    summary: {
    showedUp: false,
    attendance: {
    parentShowedUp: true,
    parentFirstName: 'kale',
    },
    },
    }

    If I wanted to change the value of parentFirstName using a text input, what would be a decent way of me updating the state? Like without creating a new object, updating the value, and then setting that new object as the state, since that will cause everything to re-render.

    I saw this could be done better with useReducer or Redux, is this true? And if so, wouldn't I still have to create a bunch of functions to the reducer to edit each value?

    If useReducer would be the best way, is there any way I can make this more dynamic? For example, if I wanted to edit the parentFirstName field, could I make some type of function that just takes the key `summary.demo.parentFirstName' in this case, and edit that, without having to create a separate function for each one?

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    Recently downgraded my peacock premium service to free. Anyone have any ideas on why my next payment date is 12/31/1969. Looks like a funny bug/workaround.

    Posted: 27 Aug 2021 03:23 PM PDT

    I Built A $300K/Year Vue.js Component Library

    Posted: 27 Aug 2021 02:05 PM PDT

    Making an mpd-based music hosting site.

    Posted: 27 Aug 2021 01:30 PM PDT

    hey r/webdev, i have a side project i want to make, where users with different logins can upload music files onto a server via ftp, and listen to it back via mpd. I've decided for the meantime, on using the [amber framework](https://amberframework.org/). Each user will have a basic username/password login with *optional* OTP sent via email, a specific limit on the amount of storage they get (say, 5-10Gb), and a user-specific mpd connection\*

    i've been looking at [LeChatErrant's ftp server](https://github.com/LeChatErrant/ftp) and playing arond with it a bit, but im not sure if it's what i need, versus say, an ftp server already running on a linux machine and have the web interface somehow read from the server's filesystem/database.

    for the database i've decided on using postgres, which will hold all the different user's information (ie username, password, albums, songs, etc etc) but im not sure how to make that communicate with mpd?

    *another thing i feel like i have to consider is how mpd will work - whether i assign each user a specific port or run different instances of mpd via different users on the linux server, ie: `systemctl start --user mpd`

    are there any other things for me to consider? is the project feasible at all? should i do any things differently & how should i have postgres read from a user's music folder & index everything?

    >inb4 this is just spotify with extra steps
    yes.

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    Ask r/webdev: What API has brought you the most grief during testing (e.g. mock setup)?

    Posted: 27 Aug 2021 01:28 AM PDT

    In your experience, which SaaS product has the most challenging API to mock for integration testing?

    As maintainers of an open-source tool to help developers declaratively generate testing data, we want to explore wrapping it up in a way that lets users mock REST API calls and are wondering what API out there, from small or large SaaS companies, cause the most grief during testing? So please share your horror stories, your grizzled veteran dev yarn, your tales of narrowly getting things to work after midnight before the deadline.

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    First Collaborative Project

    Posted: 27 Aug 2021 08:26 AM PDT

    Today we finished building our social media for movie lovers for the HashNode Hackathon. It was my first time participating in a hackathon and the largest project I have ever worked on to this day.

    Here is the blog post written by my partner https://muhib.me/introducing-screenview-social-platform

    And the site is live on this link screenview.netlify.app

    Any type of advice is greatly appreciated. TIA

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    How would I be able to negotiate getting into the web development field without a college degree?

    Posted: 27 Aug 2021 11:50 AM PDT

    I'm 34 years old and right now at this stage of my life, I'd rather not go through the college debt route to learn web development and market it for myself as a career.

    Is it possible to learn it from Udemy? I bought and downloaded Colt Steele's Web Development Bootcamp in January 2020 during a sale for eleven dollars and I would like to try it for myself. But would getting through that course, perhaps prepare me for a job in the field? If not, would I require a certificate of some kind to get a job as a web developer?

    From what little I've actually done of the Udemy course, I actually kind of enjoy it and would like to keep going. I'm up to Section 3, the Essentials of HTML. There's definitely A LOT more to this. I just don't know if this course is enough for me or I should continue with the course, finish it, and then look elsewhere for a certificate or some kind that would help make me more marketable for being hired? Is a cert needed?

    What should I do?

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    Which approach would you choose for this case

    Posted: 27 Aug 2021 11:11 AM PDT

    Hello everyone,

    We're creating a admin page that will be used to create an order.

    In this page we will require the user to select a customer or supplier entity, change their addresses, add products, payment methods, shipping details, etc.

    Right now we have a search bar where the user can search for products and their info is all returned via an Ajax post.

    My question now is... When the user clicks on the product to add to the page, which is the proper way to store the product full details?

    Should I create a JS objects array and save every product there and draw then in a HTML with only the info I need to show, or....

    Do I draw all the info on the DOM, showing the info I need to show and hidden the rest that I need only to store in my database after the form submitting?

    Basically if I should use JS to create all my DOM with multiple inputs and hidden inputs, or if I should store all the data my JS and use the inputs to update the data in my stored JS.

    Which of this is the most "proper" way of handling this kind of pages?

    Thank you in advance, and have a great weekend!

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    I'm looking to make a comparision website of sort, I was wondering what the best way to make something like this would be? (I don't have any coding experience)

    Posted: 27 Aug 2021 06:41 AM PDT
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