I’ve been on this sub from the very beginning of my learning to becoming a senior developer and I have to say this place has gotten way better. web developers |
- I’ve been on this sub from the very beginning of my learning to becoming a senior developer and I have to say this place has gotten way better.
- I need to make something like this, how do I get the high bound, low bound and forecast line? Is there a good JavaScript statistics solution?
- How common is it for employers to own all things built by you even made during your personal time?
- 10 Years in the industry with nothing to show for
- How do you overcome work anxiety?
- I don't understand how this works
- Rebuild one of my favourite puzzle games for the web,
- Fontfacer | Autogenerate CSS font rules from font files
- Do you freelancers do your own design?
- Which organization structure do you use for your full stack projects?
- As a career switcher, I'm struggling to understand WHEN is the best time to start writing tests for my FE/BE?
- Anyone know how to use local storage with an API on Vue v2?
- I’ve been working on a sveltekit project, tell me what features I should add to it!
- What current or past web technologies failed to live up to the hype?
- Made a 3D audio-visualization with javascript (original music too!)
- iPhone users (Safari) can't paste text into an input box
- Angular template driven form keeps changing all my objects
- Festive GitHub contributions
- I made a big table of all soundbars currently sold by major manufacturers
- How can I sort an array in PHP to match the new index position of a different array sorted by its key?
- Any recommendations on good project planning+time tracking apps?
| Posted: 31 Oct 2021 08:35 AM PDT Credit to the mods, the quality has increased dramatically. Specifically people being assholes. I'm not sure what the mods did but reading these posts from noobies makes me so envious, everyone is so kind to them. When I first started, I would ask a question on here and get absolutely roasted. Now the answers are, at a minimum, respectful of the OP no matter how simple the question. Not sure if anyone else has a similar experience but it's good to see. [link] [comments]  | ||
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| How common is it for employers to own all things built by you even made during your personal time? Posted: 31 Oct 2021 12:05 PM PDT I'm looking at a job offer that states anything I build, or create during or after business hours belongs to the employer. How common is this clause and what your thoughts on it? [link] [comments]  | ||
| 10 Years in the industry with nothing to show for Posted: 31 Oct 2021 05:03 AM PDT PRE-DESCLAIMER: I apologize if posting such rants and discussion threads is against the rules of the sub. DESCLAIMER: This post can be quite long for some people, and I get it if no one wants to read it, but I would be grateful if you don't downvote me, maybe someone who's actually willing to help might see and answer me, because quite honestly I've been stuck in a terrible rut and I need some professional help. Some Information About Me, I am 25 years old, and I live in a third world country (Iraq to be specific), the city I live in almost has no software-based startups / companies, also goverment work in IT is very very very difficult to get due to the amount of corruption there is, what I am currently doing is some freelance work, sometimes a client comes and wants a very basic static website, and I build it for them (Using a premade template from ThemeForest, because I am not a UI/UX designer). Sometimes a client requires a mobile app, so I stich together an app by following tutorials here and there, even though most of my stuff works, they are by no means professionally made, nor scalable or maintainable, I just need to do these jobs in order to get some cash flowing on, otherwise I would have nothing to depend on. I have gotten my CS degree last year when I was 24, and currently I have a BSc in CS. I have been coding 10 years ago, but to this date I haven't built something that I can be proud of! I am stuck in a rut trying to specialize in a niche and keep on improving myself on that particular area. I have tried Frontend Web Development but quite honestly I really hate working with CSS, it's not the syntax that I struggle with, it's the fact that making a site responsive really really is something I hate, I mostly hate working with UIs. When I was in college I really loved working on the console, I built great apps using the console, and I quite enjoyed what I was doing! We were learning C++ at the time, and working on the console made me think about my logic, my code, my idea, instead of sweating about the design, or how a button looks, or how to make text appear good on all screen sizes. I want to try out Native mobile development but I am not sure whether it would be the right choice for me or not. I really am stuck, and there's so much on my mind that I want to speak here but I can't explain them easily without going too much into the details. I really want a hand guys, and would be willing to answer or comment on any ideas or questions you might have! EDIT: Sometimes I also think coding might not be for me aswell! Maybe I made the wrong choice, but there are times that I enjoy coding, especially when someone gives me a problem or an assignment to solve. [link] [comments]  | ||
| How do you overcome work anxiety? Posted: 31 Oct 2021 02:24 AM PDT I've been feeling kind of anxious these days especially whenever a new sprint is coming and some cards look overwhelming or I feel like I don't quite have the knowledge for it and I dread the thought of it being assigned to me. Curious to know how you guys cope with this or what's your experience so far. [link] [comments]  | ||
| I don't understand how this works Posted: 31 Oct 2021 03:41 PM PDT I've just watched the Deconstructing React talk and found it very informative, as understanding how things work under the hood is something that I strive for. However, as nice as it all was, I got stuck on one detail: Even without React being installed, the app still behaves as it if was React. Take this example, from early in the video: Now, the above code will log a bunch of elements in the console. But at no point in my code did I call [link] [comments]  | ||
| Rebuild one of my favourite puzzle games for the web, Posted: 31 Oct 2021 03:28 PM PDT
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| Fontfacer | Autogenerate CSS font rules from font files Posted: 31 Oct 2021 06:27 AM PDT
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| Do you freelancers do your own design? Posted: 30 Oct 2021 08:56 PM PDT Hello everyone. Do you guys who freelance do your own web design as well or do you hire a designer or ask your clients to provide a design? I went to school for web development and I'm teaching myself the design side of things. I honestly enjoy both. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Which organization structure do you use for your full stack projects? Posted: 31 Oct 2021 12:57 PM PDT TLDR: Every module has a folder which includes it's routes, mixins, views etc or a seperate folder for routes, mixins, views. So for some background I have some experience with Python and started a full stack personal project to help with managing stations (computers) I have deployed around the world. I am taking a lot of inspiration from Netflix's dispatcher, and am learning FastAPI and VueJS. I spent a few weeks on FastAPI and an now diving into the world of frontend with VueJS. Problem is the folder organization I am using for my backend is different than the one my frontend is heading towards. So for example my backend is structured as so:
But my front end is turning out to be something like this:
And I hate the difference. I would prefer to stick to one structure for ease of navigation. So I wanted to ask what you guys use/prefer. Also if there are other folder organizations you guys use to structure please do share. I am an absolute virgin at fullstack and appreciate any opinion. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 31 Oct 2021 12:50 PM PDT I can easily google up "how to write tests React", "how to write tests node" and the difference between unit testing, end to end and integration. But no blog, video tutorial or post I've read that talks about WHEN is the best time to write tests for your application? All I know about is the Test Driven Development which I assume by the naming is writing tests before you write your code. But then I see people disagreeing with TDD. So when do they write the tests? Before they push a new feature? Once the project is "done"? Last time I asked about the same topic it was on /r/learnprogramming and I've been told that "the topic of testing is controversial". What is so controversial about something the vast majority of job openings I've been sending my resume to is requiring? This isn't a trolling question, I don't even have a job yet and I just want to know why companies ask junior devs to know testing if it's something controversial and unclear? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Anyone know how to use local storage with an API on Vue v2? Posted: 31 Oct 2021 03:06 PM PDT I'm trying to make a to do list where the list is filled with tasks from an asynchronous query. I also want to add tasks and have them saved to my local storage (save the added tasks when refreshing the page) but I am unable to do both. When I mount the local storage, the API goes away. How do I get both to stay? [link] [comments]  | ||
| I’ve been working on a sveltekit project, tell me what features I should add to it! Posted: 31 Oct 2021 03:04 PM PDT It's a Pokédex. I want to put a lot of work into it, but I'm struggling to think of features to add. I would really love some advice. [link] [comments]  | ||
| What current or past web technologies failed to live up to the hype? Posted: 31 Oct 2021 02:51 PM PDT So to me a lot of promises of web tech like PWA or Web assembly or Web components never quite lived up to their promise and don't have the critical mass IMHO to being widely used. What do you think is a current or past web tech that failed to live up to it's hype? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Made a 3D audio-visualization with javascript (original music too!) Posted: 30 Oct 2021 05:58 PM PDT
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| iPhone users (Safari) can't paste text into an input box Posted: 31 Oct 2021 01:26 PM PDT Hey, I have a problem with users not being able to paste text into an input box when using Safari on an iPhone. I would really appreciate any help, since I don't own any Apple products. Pasting works totally fine on my Android phone and my Windows PC. You can see the input box in question here: https://makeitaquote.com Thank you. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Angular template driven form keeps changing all my objects Posted: 31 Oct 2021 12:45 PM PDT I'm trying to make a template driven form that lets users see data if stored in the db, else they can edit the form and send the data to the db. There is a cancel function to be implemented, essentially resetting the form either to default values if not saved or to the initial values from the api if saved. I use two objects for this, but they get overwritten with the current form data, how do I solve this? Stackoverflow link: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69789277/issue-with-setvalue-of-angular-template-forms-how-to-set-a-value-for-a-template [link] [comments]  | ||
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| I made a big table of all soundbars currently sold by major manufacturers Posted: 31 Oct 2021 12:27 PM PDT Site: https://whatsoundbars.com/ Made with:
Exported as a static website and hosted on S3/CloudFront so it should be blazing FAST! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 31 Oct 2021 12:20 PM PDT So let's say I have two arrays: $array1= [4, "Dogs"], [3, "Cats"], [1, "Horses"], [2, "Chickens"] $array2= 10, " ", 22, 55 If I want array one to be sorted by its key in ascending order (meaning it'll be 1, 2, 3, 4 for $array1 using ksort), how could I make it so that $array2 matches the new index positioning of that ksort for $array1 (meaning that $array2 would now be in the order of: 22, 55, "", 10) ? I'm using this in the context of making a table with two columns for array 1 (one for the key, and the second for the value), and the third column for array 2. Could this be done with having to create one big array that merges the two? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Any recommendations on good project planning+time tracking apps? Posted: 31 Oct 2021 11:58 AM PDT I've been trying to find a solution to better allow me to both project time and schedules for web projects as well as track and save the real hours spent, to allow me to better estimate in the future. At this point I'm using asana (free edition) for the project planning and Daily-Simple Time Tracker for mac to track my hours. Both work fine for what they market themselves to do- Asana for project communication and collaboration, and Time Tracker for logging hours. however, I don't really know of a straight forward way to integrate the two. Time Tracker make tracking hours easy, however as far as I know it does not have an interface or querying mechanism for retrieving and evaluating historical data. It does have the option to output data as json, so I suppose I could create a small app to load that data into. if there is nothing else available that is the route I'll go, it's just time though. I do see that Asana offers a time tracker integration of it's own. has anybody used that, and how did you like it? One thing I like about the mac time tracker I use is that it is local to my machine, so I don't have to have asana open to use it. this is especially useful because I only use asana for my side projects, and I'd prefer not to have it open during my day job hours [link] [comments]  |
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