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    Some ideas for alternative dropdown arrows. Digging deeper into how React and Framer motion works with SVG morphing. web developers

    December 25, 2021

    Some ideas for alternative dropdown arrows. Digging deeper into how React and Framer motion works with SVG morphing. web developers

    Some ideas for alternative dropdown arrows. Digging deeper into how React and Framer motion works with SVG morphing.

    Posted: 24 Dec 2021 10:58 PM PST

    2022 Frontend Development interview checklist and Roadmap

    Posted: 25 Dec 2021 12:33 AM PST

    Built a multiplayer card game using ReactJS, NodeJs and Socket.io

    Posted: 24 Dec 2021 11:30 PM PST

    [showoff saturday] traditional website made for a music teacher client. 100% custom coded in only html and css. Just want to show what can be done without frameworks and that not every site has to have the ultra modern sleek design look. You design your site around the brand and their identity.

    Posted: 24 Dec 2021 11:55 PM PST

    Here's the site

    https://www.cosgrovestudio.com

    Client was at odds with previous developer who was using squarespace and didn't like any of the templates he was giving her and liked parts of her old website and wanted them incorporated as well. He couldn't deliver.

    I took the previous website as a basis for the new site but added flair to the weak points, kept the content and organized it in a more engaging way, and maintain their brand identity without looking dated.

    What's important to note here is that not every website has to be a beacon of what's hot in modern web design trends. You have to make sure the website matches the branding and brand experience. In this case we went with something more traditional, cozy, and approachable.

    I added little flairs throughout the site like the flute underline when you hover over a main nav link on desktop. The dancing notes when you hover over the 6 services section, the rotating borders on button hover, on scroll animations, and the flipping social icon animations when you hover over them on desktop. Little things like these can take a simple and clean site and make it feel alive and engaging and impress visitors. Think about your clients line of work. What can you use in a unique way on the site? In this case I did the above mentioned animations with the flute underline and dancing notes. It's the little details that really impress clients and show you're taking their designs seriously and with deep meaning and understanding, no matter how small.

    It's simple to us but the client absolutely loved those little things and has A deeper connection with their site. Like their own little Easter eggs.

    Just remember to keep in mind to design the website that fits the branding and not a website that fits your portfolio.

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    Built a simple, straight forward habt tracker with React.ja and firebase

    Posted: 25 Dec 2021 02:42 AM PST

    Five Books that Changed My Career as a Software Engineer

    Posted: 24 Dec 2021 01:05 PM PST

    Are these people for real?

    Posted: 25 Dec 2021 07:48 AM PST

    Computer Networking Introduction - Ethernet and IP (Heavily Illustrated) - Computer Networking Basics For Developers

    Posted: 25 Dec 2021 03:02 AM PST

    I made and published an iOS app in ReactJS…

    Posted: 25 Dec 2021 05:34 AM PST

    FAQs section builder

    Posted: 25 Dec 2021 06:18 AM PST

    How does Twitter Web App make it so that only a part of the feed is in the DOM? And what is the benefit?

    Posted: 24 Dec 2021 07:52 PM PST

    When scrolling through a Twitter web feed, only a portion of it is inside the DOM, which can be seen through the developer tools or by copying the entire page text to the clipboard. The rest is completely unloaded (not merely hidden). But when scrolling back up, it loads again without making any HTTP requests. Is it stored in some JavaScript variables? And what is the benefit? To save memory, perhaps?

    It was not like that in Twitter Web Client (the one that is no longer default since July 2019 and shut down in June 2020).

    submitted by /u/ThrowAway237s
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    first time building a website and I some guidance

    Posted: 25 Dec 2021 08:01 AM PST

    Hello guys, I'm a beginner in web dev although I know how to do some of the backend stuff using python Flask, and I've also dabbled with html/ css/ bootstrap a bit. I have a project in mind for a web app, it's kind of a to do app thing but much more complex. Do I really need to learn js and a js framework at all meaning couldn't I just use html/css/bootstrap? Any suggestions or advice is gladly appreciated :D

    submitted by /u/mehdichrist
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    I want to host 3 websites on 1 server, which of these options would suit? (Average traffic each)

    Posted: 24 Dec 2021 03:43 PM PST

    [Showoff saturday] My personal website, a kind of small easter eggs hunt game.

    Posted: 25 Dec 2021 06:48 AM PST

    Not thoroughly tested on linux, also not a smartphone/touchscreen experience (you'll understand why at some point). So computer required, better on macos or windows.

    Nothing hidden in the devtool/source code, so consiser looking at it like cheating.

    Here is the site : elpince.dev

    Enjoy !

    submitted by /u/kenpled
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    Simple wysiwyg editor

    Posted: 25 Dec 2021 06:26 AM PST

    Some context, I'm a college student and decided to do this as a project, and probably submit it as an assignment if I'm happy with how it turned out. I have some background in Unity, and RPGXP(made some Pokemon fan games when I was younger) , but nothing on Web development.

    Why do I want to make this? I have ADHD, and often find myself needing to write down some ideas, pr notes that I will need later. But I don't like the fact that I have to install separate apps to do this. There might be apps out there that do what I want to. But I decided to take this opportunity to learn about Web design.

    What I know currently, vanilla HTML, CSS, and JS. Currently learning Node.js, and will learn a CSS framework after deciding.

    Objective: A simple, portable text editor that you can use to note ideas, or notes on the go when you are away from your main PC( Sort of like just opening the weboage on your phone, noting down a few things, and saving it instantly, without needing to have an additional app)

    I'll keep it pretty simple, it just needs to do some text-decoration, like subscript, superscript, bold, italics, underline, strikethrough etc, align text, insert tables and lists, change font , i.e a basic text editor. I want it to be very light-weight, and have the ability to either save on local storage on which the Web page is currently opened as a pdf, or share the pdf through email or save it on Google drive or something.

    Now I did some research and most articles or posts said to use contentEditable. Some said to use SlateJS, prosemirror, tiptap, CKEditor, TinyMCE etc. The thing is I'm so beginner to this that I'm confused.

    Can someone please point me in the right direction, what I need to learn to do this project, and in what particular order if there is any.

    submitted by /u/diabolos312
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    I made a text based Radio of live content, with audio playback on supported browsers.

    Posted: 25 Dec 2021 06:23 AM PST

    Any recommended guides for CSS Design?

    Posted: 25 Dec 2021 06:06 AM PST

    I like to think I am quite proficient in CSS and can make fairly responsive websites, grids, flexboxes included, but they look 'off' is there any guide for design flow, website structuring etc?

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    a few questions about create react app production build with node.js back end

    Posted: 25 Dec 2021 05:53 AM PST

    Hello

    i'm preparing to deploy my first react application, it's built using the create-react-app

    i executed the "npm run build" command and got my project built in the build folder, then i moved my "backend" folder to it, and at this point i have a few questions..please be patient

    my build file structure looks like this now:

    build ┣ assets ┣ backend ┃ ┣ models ┃ ┗ server.js ┣ static ┃ ┣ css ┃ ┣ js ┣ asset-manifest.json ┣ icon.png ┣ index.html ┗ manifest.json

    -i was able to serve static scripts and style files from the static directory using 

    app.use("/static",express.static('../static'));

    but i don't know how to server the manifest.json or any other sibling files in this way as i don't know how to set the parameters in the middleware statement..can someone tell me how?

    ​

    when it comes to the server serving the website i did the good old this and it works when the user requests it specifically "site.com"

    app.get("/", (req, res) => { res.sendFile('index.html', { root: '..' }); })

    -when it comes to refreshing the page the user is currently on or accessing the site using any specific url like for example "site.com/someroute" i get the 404 not found error as the server itself doesn't handle such routing as it's handled in

    i ended up doing this and setting this controller at the very end of all controllers, so the user will end up receiving the html page again and from there the react router will do the routing

    app.get("*", (req, res) => { res.sendFile('index.html', { root: '..' }); })

    it works but is this the right way to do things? it kinda feels off and there must be a more professional way of handling it?

    -lastly what are some pitfalls that could catch me off guard when i'm deploying the app? everything is working okay now as i'm on localhost but what could go wrong when the app is deployed? is there anything that i must pay attention to?

    Thanks!

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    How can I implement easy&cheap "iCloud Apple Hide my E-Mail"/"Email Proxxy"/"Email Forwarding"?

    Posted: 25 Dec 2021 12:17 AM PST

    Hi I'm coding a pizza app like Uber Eats. I have to give restaurants the e-mail addresses of the customers so that they can send the invoice/bill to the customer via mail.

    Since we all know that many restaurants don't really have safe IT systems and so on, I don't want to give them the real E-Mail address of the users.

    I want to give them an alias email. Many of you know the iCloud Alias Feature that you can use if you are using apple auth. This is exactly what I want to implement.

    Also bidirectional, so that if the restaurant sends an e-mail about something about the order, the user can respond to that mail, also via the alias/proxxy

    Has someone an idea how to implement that? I tried googling but didn't really found anything.. I don't think that it is that hard, and I also think it will be kind of cheap because it's just basically an email Proxxy

    If someone doesn't understand what i want:

    https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT210425

    https://www.macrumors.com/how-to/use-hide-my-email-ios/

    https://9to5mac.com/2021/12/22/how-to-hide-my-email-on-iphone-and-ipad/

    submitted by /u/JuriJurka
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    [Chrome extension] How to import a .js into a content script?

    Posted: 24 Dec 2021 10:42 PM PST

    I'm trying my hand an making a chrome extension but having a problem with importing a module.

    I'm trying to use functions from module.js in my content-script.js.

    I have tried export {} / import {} from 'module.js' which doesn't seem to work.

    ​

    After some googling I have found something called a dynamic import that looks like this (in my content-script.js):

    // content-script.js (async () => { const src = chrome.runtime.getURL('module.js') const content = await import(src) content.importedFunction() })() importedFuntion() // This can't be done

    Now, this seems to run my script just fine, and I can access my functions inside the IIFE, however I can not access them in the rest of my rest of my content-script.js.

    If I export a function that returns another function, I can assign that to a variable inside the IIFE and then use it outside the IIFE like this:

    // module.js const importedFuncionWithReturn = () => { console.log("This can only be called from inside the IIFE") return () => { console.log("This can be assigned to a variable and used outside the IIFE") } } export { importedFuntion }

    ​

    // content-script.js let returnedFunction; (async () => { const src = chrome.runtime.getURL('module.js') const content = await import(src) some_var = content.importedFunctionWithReturn() })() returnedFunction() // this works

    It feels really hacky, is there not a better way to do this?

    submitted by /u/ReadyStar
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