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- If you’re doubting your self as a web developer, relax even the Apple website breaks sometimes
- You like Mario? Here's a version I coded from scratch with nothing but HTML Canvas and JavaScript.
- Simple CSS elements to copy and paste
- (rant) Is there ANY framework or toolkit that isnt outrageously difficult to configure before you even write a single line of code?
- What is this abomination?
- Adding A Dyslexia-Friendly Mode To A Website
- Building a small app and I'm wondering how to use my DB!
- How can i sync my locally hosted web server with github?
- Solid and hassle-free Backend Framework - What's your go-to?
- Got my first client | looking for advice
- How should I handle having both front and and backend on a web server?
- How do you make a canvas drawing clickable?
- Is it fine not to initialize an InitialState in redux/ngrx?
- Should I learn backend
- How to send emails from contact form on static site?
- any resources that show all html elements and how/where they're used?
- I need advice on how I can create a website like Shopify or Etsy for a family business.
- Are email lists the most useless thing in existence?
- How would you handle a large amount of content on a large scale website? What tools would you use?
| If you’re doubting your self as a web developer, relax even the Apple website breaks sometimes Posted: 26 Nov 2021 08:35 AM PST
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| You like Mario? Here's a version I coded from scratch with nothing but HTML Canvas and JavaScript. Posted: 26 Nov 2021 04:07 PM PST
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| Simple CSS elements to copy and paste Posted: 26 Nov 2021 11:05 AM PST
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| Posted: 26 Nov 2021 04:31 AM PST I've spent 3 hours trying to get vue to deploy to github. Follow each tutorial line by line and I get new and exciting errors each and every time. Want to try over? Thats another 5 minutes as your computer deletes the 15 thousand files npm creates to spit "hello world" to localhost. It's frustrating because I know I can program and design and deploy stuff once its set up, but programming nowadays relies so heavily on dozens of frameworks that only work in a specific way (that no one will tell you how) and the moment your environment changes its all down the drain. Maybe I'm stupid, because I'm beginning to think thats the case, but with how convoluted the process is to get into web dev from programming throughout university, I'm just at a point where I'm totally depressed whenever I see vscode launch. I hate everything about react, vue, angular, and god knows what else for how they allegedly make life easier for projects when the learning curve is beyond my reach unless I'm shelling out for courses. Im impressed so many of you are so successful with even getting a smidge farther than me. It's a struggle. [link] [comments] | ||
| Posted: 26 Nov 2021 01:31 PM PST I saw a Tweet about this youtuber today, and i'm honestly surprised by the amount of people who fall for shit like this. Have a look at this YouTuber who claims to be a "teacher". This guy is doing nothing but writing gibberish and gaining money. What in the fucking tarnation is this?
This just keeps getting funnier when you watch this "Web dev" tutorials. I've been laughing since I don't know how long because of this. 😂 [link] [comments] | ||
| Adding A Dyslexia-Friendly Mode To A Website Posted: 26 Nov 2021 05:28 AM PST
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| Building a small app and I'm wondering how to use my DB! Posted: 26 Nov 2021 03:51 AM PST Hey fellows devs! I'm currently working on an app that would sort of look like a todo list app. People sign-in with email/password through firebase services. So I though of using their service for the DB as well. Now my question is how do I save each user's todo list? Should I have a table called 'LISTS' and store the list in the table with the user_id as the key? Should I have a table 'USERS' and save all my users with their todo's ? Thank you! [link] [comments] | ||
| How can i sync my locally hosted web server with github? Posted: 26 Nov 2021 06:44 AM PST I'm working with a team of people to develop a site, and the site is being hosted on a machine locally in my house at the moment. Currently, I have a script in bash that runs every 15 mins to wget files from GitHub, however this is not a great solution as we would like our changes to take effect instantly. How can I make it so whatever I edit on GitHub will auto update on the web server? [link] [comments] | ||
| Solid and hassle-free Backend Framework - What's your go-to? Posted: 26 Nov 2021 07:33 AM PST Hey everyone, I was wondering about the topic in the title, and I was wondering what you'd suggest or whats your go-to. I want - a solid (established, not being "gone" in a year) - hassle-free (I don't want to set the framework or system up for hours, I want to write code for hours) backend that fulfills my requirements: - query a db and send data to a client on request - file upload from the client to a folder and reference it in a db table - authorisation and authentication (auth via mail & password) As you see, my requirements are very basic, especially the db part, but I would like a framework or system that supports me with both AUTH topics as good as possible, as this is something I'd rather not make all by myself. I havent been up to date with the backend-side in years, so I wonder what's good these days and why. I can imagine theres a whole lot that solves my issued, but what's your suggestion? It's just a very simple web-app that loads a html-template (template strings) and queries a url with a parameter and then in the backend it gathers all these data and returns them, so the frontend can be rendered. So far I am using JS only on the frontend and a simple json-file as a DB for testing, but I want to move on to the server part and work with a relational DB as the json-solution is really just for testing. [link] [comments] | ||
| Got my first client | looking for advice Posted: 26 Nov 2021 07:02 AM PST Hi all, I got my first (potential) clients. One wants me to manage their Shopify. How exactly do you price that? Roughly anyway. I've never used Shopify and I'm struggling to find out exactly what she needs to give her a price. Another client wants an online store for her rugs she makes. I was thinking Wordpress and woo commerce. Charge her an upfront fee for server domain and initial website. Then going forward it's x amount per month then if she wants a new page made it's x amount Another has a roadside assistance business and her software (still waiting for the name) has website integration ability that she'd like to utilize if possible. So where I'm getting at, how do you usually charge people? Do you have contracts? What do you put in there especially to cya. I've never done stores before and am worried about breeches would I be on the line even though I'm using someone's software? How do I cover my ass for that? How much do you charge for this sort of thing? I'm thinking of using cash app to get paid unless there are better options. Also Shopify? Suggestions on how to manage and charge for that considering I thought that was supposed to be easy so anyone and everyone could have a store I'm not really sure what she's needing and how to charge for something like that. Thank you [link] [comments] | ||
| How should I handle having both front and and backend on a web server? Posted: 26 Nov 2021 03:32 PM PST I would like to have my web app hosted on Heroku. I'm using React for the frontend and express for the backend. How should I tackle this? Should I make two separate apps on Heroku and deploy frontend on one and backend on the other? Should I run them as one app somehow. Keep in mind that I don't want server side rendering. I tried to look on the internet but I couldn't find any valuable information. I will probably need only a small steer in the right direction, something to look at. I'm very new to this stuff so please tell me if I don't understand something about it well. Thanks! [link] [comments] | ||
| How do you make a canvas drawing clickable? Posted: 26 Nov 2021 09:12 AM PST Here's a simple drawing of a star: Suppose I want to be able to click on it and have it produce a little pop-up that says hello. What would I need to add? [link] [comments] | ||
| Is it fine not to initialize an InitialState in redux/ngrx? Posted: 26 Nov 2021 09:01 AM PST As title says, i'm learning ngrx and i'm pretty much stuck at using createReducer( ). it requires an initialState but i don't have any (i don't need one when app starts) is it fine passing an empty object and adding stuff while using the app or is it not a best practice? why? [link] [comments] | ||
| Posted: 26 Nov 2021 11:19 AM PST I am learning web development I learned Html Css Javascript. Then I started learning react I want to develop simple chat application using google's firebase. I saw some people writing applications without backend using firebase to store data Should I learn backend Node js(Express?) ,Django,... [link] [comments] | ||
| How to send emails from contact form on static site? Posted: 25 Nov 2021 11:22 PM PST Hello, [link] [comments] | ||
| any resources that show all html elements and how/where they're used? Posted: 26 Nov 2021 09:43 AM PST There's a lot of html elements and honestly when I'm building a site only the same ones come to mind and that's partly because I don't have a good reference for using the rest. I always use headers, inputs, buttons, forms, textarea, and a few more. Please drop your resources 👇🏻👇🏻 [link] [comments] | ||
| I need advice on how I can create a website like Shopify or Etsy for a family business. Posted: 26 Nov 2021 07:18 AM PST I just know basic Python but I want to do it so that I can help the family member and also list it as one of my projects because I am finding it very difficult to find jobs due to my lack of experience. I don't know where to start in creating this website and I would really be grateful for anyone willing to point me in the right direction. Thanks so much in advance. [link] [comments] | ||
| Are email lists the most useless thing in existence? Posted: 26 Nov 2021 12:00 PM PST I don't understand how being able to spam emails is better than having an engaged youtube/twitter/instagram following. I know there's no one in their right mind who clicks on the forced spam sent out by all the shit I had to put my email in. Why is this even legal, and why does anyone think this adds any value whatsoever to their business? Also they say "it's the channel you really own", and "it's the most stable", yet it's the most bottom of the barrel shit you can make up. I've never seen a good spam email, yet even Harvard, Nasa, and the Teletubbies themselves will send these out. Wtf. [link] [comments] | ||
| How would you handle a large amount of content on a large scale website? What tools would you use? Posted: 25 Nov 2021 11:11 PM PST Hi! I am thinking of creating a website that will gather various website and links. Much like an archive but for a specific field. There will probably be thousands of websites, links, images etc. Thinking of implementing a comment and rating system. Loging and signups, user pages, content sharing system. Now, I did all of these things on their own but didn't really add this much functionality on a website. With vanilla it becomes too troublesome so I was thinking of using Next.js as it can use both static sites and SSR. It can handle large content and has short build time and I think it will be useful in the long term as the project gets bigger. Also thinking of using CMS but would love to hear your ideas. Not a very great backend engineer so I would like your help on this the most. Which platform should I use? I'd prefer a simple and budget friendly one if possible. I used firebase but somehow it was slow. Do you suggest it? What kind of backend do you suggest? Thanks and sorry for my horrible explanation. [link] [comments] |
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