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- First Personal Project [HTML, CSS, JS], Hopefully a Viable Portfolio Piece - Any Advice Is Welcome! (+ GitHub in Comments)
- I built a fun web videoconferencing to make remote social events fun. Every attendee can fly around and talk with others in proximity. Here is a little Saturday Showoff demo that I have put together recently, would love to hear what you think! More info on the tech details in the comments.
- I made a tool for finding the original sources of information on the web called Deepcite! Please let me know what you think.
- 3 years ago today…
- I created a resource to help explain what a exactly a design system is, the features that can compose one, and tools to help build one.
- 10 Different Button Animation [link in comments]
- [Showoff Saturday] I made chatanalytics.app, an open-source web app that analyzes chat exports from different platforms and generates in-depth reports with cool stats and graphs. 100% in-browse (with Demo)
- Update on Drag and Drop Website. Still far from finished, but it is coming along nicely.
- So I can't compete with some of the portfolio websites that get posted on here, but I also recently redid mine. I would love to hear your thoughts/advice! There's a couple of fun secrets on the site.
- Made a minesweeper to learn React
- YouTubers be like "Learn HTML and CSS in 1 second!"
- I developed a website for creating 3D military graphics
- I've created my first ever web game, Magic Card or Metal Band!
- I made a cool little website that gets wallpapers from r/Amoledbackgrounds and r/wallpapers and makes them downloadable! Link in the comments
- I added a JS Library, Redux, to a Minecraft Server
- Google, but with all the wrong answers. Say hi to Wrongle
- Filters UI I made for my comparison website. I'm very pleased with the end result
- We made SentClose, a privacy-focused and end-to-end encrypted social network for communities. What do you think?
- I made a "game" to find words that are not repos on NPM, yet. It's harder than you think and surprisingly addictive.
- Hiring a developer to roll out changes that were done by someone else
- I made a job posting dashboard for publicly-traded companies
- AWS sent me a bill, why?
- Can I get a remote Job in America or Europe while living in Asia?
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| Posted: 04 Feb 2022 10:06 PM PST On February 4th, 2019, I bought the Complete Python Bootcamp from Udemy. That was the day i decided to learn how to code. I had no idea what i was doing. I remember getting to a section of the course where it had you make a tik tak toe game. I thought to myself "i will never be able to understand this". I was down on myself, but I decided to pick up a MERN stack course as well, since i had hit a bit of a wall with python. I copied every piece of code, line by line, not know what any of it meant. I knew nothing. Absolutely nothing. Fast forward to today. I just started my second developer job in October. I have tripled my salary since the day i bought that python course. The topics i once struggled heavily with are just second nature to me now. Just in case anyone out there is struggling…not sure if you'll make it, not sure that you're doing enough to learn, not sure if you are on the right path. Relax a little bit. As long as you keep going, you will get there in the end. Hang in there… [link] [comments] | ||
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| 10 Different Button Animation [link in comments] Posted: 05 Feb 2022 02:37 AM PST
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| Update on Drag and Drop Website. Still far from finished, but it is coming along nicely. Posted: 05 Feb 2022 06:25 AM PST
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| Made a minesweeper to learn React Posted: 05 Feb 2022 03:20 AM PST
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| YouTubers be like "Learn HTML and CSS in 1 second!" Posted: 05 Feb 2022 12:55 AM PST It's so funny to me when people post those videos on YouTube suggesting you can learn a markup or programming language in 1 hour. [link] [comments] | ||
| I developed a website for creating 3D military graphics Posted: 05 Feb 2022 10:41 AM PST
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| I've created my first ever web game, Magic Card or Metal Band! Posted: 05 Feb 2022 10:35 AM PST It's always been said that cards in Magic: The Gathering sound like awesome metal band names, so I decided to create a fun web game where a random Magic card or Metal Band is generated, and you simply have to decide which it is. I've used the Scryfall API for generating a random Magic Card, and leveraged the Spotify API for getting a "random" metal band. The "random" metal bands lead to some interesting results from Spotify. I've personally seen "Is deadmau5 a...?", and "Is Ariana Grande a ...?". Sooo not 100% accurate but that's part of the fun right? In terms of tech used to build the site, I used: React, Redux, Axios, TypeScript, and Styled Components. Here is the link to the game. I hope you like it! [link] [comments] | ||
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| I added a JS Library, Redux, to a Minecraft Server Posted: 05 Feb 2022 09:06 AM PST
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| Google, but with all the wrong answers. Say hi to Wrongle Posted: 05 Feb 2022 12:16 AM PST Link : https://wrongle.herokuapp.com/ Github : https://github.com/BrianMwangi21/wrongle So, as the title says, it's just a Google but with all the wrong search results. You google A, it gives you B. Just something I made in less than 2 days just for fun. Enjoy Edit 1 : So, it uses a library to generate a random sentence to search instead of what the user puts in. I had tried to use the gpt3 completion to generate the completion of the query but everytime my API key would get rotated. [link] [comments] | ||
| Filters UI I made for my comparison website. I'm very pleased with the end result Posted: 05 Feb 2022 06:33 AM PST
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| Posted: 05 Feb 2022 04:41 AM PST You can try it out on https://sentclose.com/ SentClose is a private and end-to-end encrypted social network supporting communities ranging in size from one to many millions of users. You can create an account for free and we do not store any personally identifying information apart from your username. We have launched our public alpha phase on tuesday. If you can find the time to try out our platform, we would greatly appreciate if you answered our feedback survey linked at the top of the page after login. We will try to answer any questions you might have here as well. [link] [comments] | ||
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| Hiring a developer to roll out changes that were done by someone else Posted: 05 Feb 2022 11:43 AM PST I had a developer making updates to my website. The changes are all done and were supposed to be rolled out yesterday. I need the changes rolled out asap. But due to a personal issue the person working on this informed me that won't be available to roll out the changes for at least 1 week. I can't wait that long, so I need to find another developer who can rollout the changes this weekend. I have the files with all the changes. Would this be a straightforward task for another developer to come in and do? Would there be any major concern/risk getting a developer to roll out changes on my site that were developed by someone else? [link] [comments] | ||
| I made a job posting dashboard for publicly-traded companies Posted: 05 Feb 2022 08:28 AM PST Backstory: Summer 2020; The Moderna vaccine wasn't yet approved and I was researching them for investing purposes when I discovered they posted 700 jobs to their website for mostly manufacturing positions when they had no commercialized products. Their vaccine was approved a few months later and their stock went way up. My idea is to track job postings and mine the data for other similar opportunities. This is my first webdev project in over 10 years. This is built with Flask, postgresql and digital oceans app platform. I'm fairly old school in my techniques since I'm rusty. Open to ideas and critiques! [link] [comments] | ||
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| Can I get a remote Job in America or Europe while living in Asia? Posted: 05 Feb 2022 04:28 AM PST Hello There Hope you all are doing well. The question is as mentioned in the title. Can I get a remote Job in some other country (preferebly English speaking country) while living in South Asia. I think for it to be possible I should have a string online presence as well as being really good at programming and web-dev. But I don't know what does being really good means in both ways. I also assume that if that is possible I should have some good projects on GitHub as well but still I don't know what will be considered good. Anyway what are your thoughts on this. So far in my own country I have applied to more than 20 places for a web related job, mostly frontend but haven't even received a call to interview which I assume is a normal for anyone looking for a first job in WebDev and IT industry. So Let Me Know Your Thoughts About This And Thanks In Advance. [link] [comments] |
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