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    Apple, Google, Microsoft, Mozilla united for web developers

    Posted: 06 Mar 2022 03:52 PM PST

    How to make tool tips that are native to the OS? (NOT tool tips as in making a pop up in CSS, I mean a tool tip where a native pop up like shown here comes up)

    Posted: 06 Mar 2022 09:08 AM PST

    I feel like the worst case of imposter syndrome on EARTH.

    Posted: 06 Mar 2022 03:41 PM PST

    Been working as a full-stack dev for like two years. Although I do well at my job, I literally cannot make anything to save my life. I can program so long as I'm following documentation, Youtube videos, but I swear if you asked me to make a basic CRUD app with vanilla JS I wouldn't be able to do it.

    I have enormous imposter syndrome since a lot of the guys I work with are REALLY GOOD at programming and are basizally whizzes who work on multiple projects in their spare time

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    My React app to create and share custom wordles

    Posted: 07 Mar 2022 12:14 AM PST

    There are probably plenty of similar apps but anyway, here it is:
    https://share-wordle.netlify.app/

    https://github.com/nilsgoksor/share-wordle

    Excited about your feedback :) And here's a challenge for you: https://share-wordle.netlify.app?author=YNWA&word=UkVBQ1Q=

    submitted by /u/ynwa94
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    I can't wrap my brain around it for some reason. How do you make text pull up a div box containing more text like that on hover?

    Posted: 06 Mar 2022 07:37 AM PST

    Is it bad that I’m a total beginner going through a bootcamp and not exactly really enjoying it?

    Posted: 06 Mar 2022 04:57 PM PST

    So I'm a woman that's been working in childcare since I started college just totally lost on what to do with my life. I got exposed with coding through my boyfriend and brother who are both web developers and I wanted a career working from home and minimal on human interaction and I love solving puzzles and problems, so it seemed like a good choice. I knew this wasn't going to be my passion, but as long as I'm decent at something and can make a decent living, that's all I wanted for now. My boyfriend honestly really loves coding and he said going through his bootcamp he was really liking it, but he also did a lot of learning for years beforehand. I'm not hating it by any means, it's awesome to build something and have it work, but I wouldn't say I'm loving it and super motivated. But I also don't know what I'm doing. I'm a complete beginner a little more than half way through a bootcamp and it's a lot to take in and learn. My bf keeps reminding me that I'm not going to learn all of this all of a sudden and I won't really know what I'm doing until I'm trained for a job, which is comforting, but it's still intimidating. I also have moderate adhd and learning things takes A LOT of extra work. I know that I never enjoy things until I know what I'm doing, so I hope once I know more how to do this on my own, I can enjoy it more. Like when I was in school and didn't understand math, it made me so mad and want nothing to do with it, but when I understood math I was doing I found it quite fun. But idk if this is the same or not!

    Do you think if I'm feeling this now I'm destined to not be good at it and it be wrong for me?? Or is this a normal feeling? I just want to know if there's hope for me to be successful and not be completely miserable.

    submitted by /u/crystalkitty06
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    I removed babel from my project

    Posted: 06 Mar 2022 08:36 AM PST

    ES6 support is now ubiquitous, unless you care about IE11 or Opera Mini.

    This made my yarn.lock file about 1200 lines shorter. It feels good to remove that many dependencies at once :)

    If you have a babel transpiling step in your project, you should ask yourself if it's still relevant!

    submitted by /u/C0c04l4
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    TIL Chrome will aggresively pre-fetch images in DOM nodes not even attached to the active DOM tree (and a workaround)

    Posted: 07 Mar 2022 12:02 AM PST

    While building out (https://github.com/dashborg/hibiki), I have code like this to parse raw HTML:

    let elem = document.createElement("div"); elem.innerHTML = htmlSource; // then i traverse elem's attributes/children as the parsed HTML

    Turns out that Chrome will actually prefetch any "img" tag srcs in that HTML. Even though the created element is never added to the active DOM, and even if I explicitly set the elem's display to "none".

    After banging my head around trying to control this behavior I found this workaround (hopefully someone else will also find it useful):

    let vdoc = document.implementation.createHTMLDocument("virtual"); let elem = vdoc.createElement("div"); elem.innerHTML = htmlSource; // same as above, use elem's parsed attributes/children

    By creating a new document (the string "virtual" is just the title and is arbitrary), the browser will no longer automatically try to resolve image sources and other dependencies.

    submitted by /u/dashborg
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    Has anyone made any $$$ leveraging a third party API

    Posted: 06 Mar 2022 01:00 PM PST

    For instance creating a web app using an API from RapidAPI? What was your experience?

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    How far will front-end development take you? What are the eventual career goals?

    Posted: 07 Mar 2022 01:38 AM PST

    How far can one go by a front-end development career path? What are the eventual "goals" of being a front-end dev? Work as a front-end dev in FAANG with $150k salary?

    Is there even such thing as "career in front-end development", or do I need to instead use front-end skills(React, vue, etc) as a start to software engineering career? Because software engineers are actual engineers making and working on innovative and new solutions to real-world problems, front-end devs are just told a design to build.

    I feel like I've invested too much time into specifically front-end dev(HTML, css, js, vue, React), I don't know if I made a right choice and should just go to a new step in my life and find a first front-end job, then become a front-end specialist there and what will I be? A professional React.js developer? I really don't know if building UI for apps is all I want to be doing all my life.

    So, is there really a career in "Front end development"? Or should I use it to leverage my first step into career and then focus on studying software engineering(More math, algorithms, data structures, ML, etc)?

    Background: I am 20 year old student from a developing country, with 3 years of understanding front-end and some light experience with backend(php, laravel, node, express), having built several projects and thinking of starting a career.

    My current plan is start working somewhere, if the company won't be giving much opportunities, I will at least have a CV and then start working in another company, and so forth until I reach best companies maybe in 10 years. But I'm not really sure if that's how people get to top of their careers. Maybe I should just ignore everything I've learnt so far, spend a year grinding FAANG software engineering interview questions and then just apply there?

    Thanks for any tips!

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    Why do they say "java is for enterprise "?

    Posted: 06 Mar 2022 07:36 AM PST

    As someones new to programming and only learned javascript and python. I'm curious what does java offer that other web framework like sveltekit or django cannot? What are the differences when it comes to development?

    submitted by /u/Choice-Instance-8409
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    Question about creating a website

    Posted: 07 Mar 2022 01:25 AM PST

    Sorry for the weird question....

    I want to make a porn site, Could I use videos from other porn sites and upload them to my website? Are all porn videos copyrighted? If I buy a domain name, do I have to copyright the domain name also or does the domain name come with a copyright?

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    How important is backend language for junior position?

    Posted: 07 Mar 2022 01:00 AM PST

    For a full-stack role that uses Angular or React on the frontend and Python Django / Flask on the backend, does this backend choice harm future marketability if switching jobs?

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    Any code examples of form for creating categories, sub-categories and sub-sub-categories? Example in pic

    Posted: 07 Mar 2022 12:52 AM PST

    Nextjs deployment to Vercel fails

    Posted: 07 Mar 2022 12:12 AM PST

    Here is the error:

    FetchError: request to http://localhost:3000/api/cards failed, reason: connect ECONNREFUSED 127.0.0.1:3000

    How to resolve this?

    submitted by /u/WordyBug
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    Video protection

    Posted: 07 Mar 2022 12:06 AM PST

    Hello,

    I am building an online course platform with videos as lectures. However I want to protect my videos from being downloaded and shared. What are the best options for this?

    I've seen on some platform videos being served in small chunks. How is this achieved?

    Thanks

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    Building a SaaS from idea to launch: Details from your experience

    Posted: 06 Mar 2022 07:53 PM PST

    [Value Post]

    I need details about how you took your SaaS from Idea to Launch.

    1. Planning & Defining the idea: What did you use to document your ideas and plan your steps? Google doc? Lucid chart? No planning?

    2. The clickable prototype: Did you hire a UI/UX designer? Where did you hire from? Did you ask for tablet and mobile versions? How involved were you with the designer? How much did it cost? How long did it take?

    3. Development: Did you code it yourself? Did you find a technical co-founder? Did you hire a single freelancer or Agency? What's your tech stack? How much did it cost? How long did it take?

    4. [Special question] Your marketing site: Did you use a CMS like WordPress for your marketing site/homepage? Is your home page custom coded?

    5. Getting feedback/Selling during development: Were you actively looking for clients and getting pre-orders while development was ongoing? Were you getting feedback during development? Email blasts? LinkedIn outreach? What were your results?

    6. Launch: Did you launch on Product Hunt, Hacker News, Reddit? What were your results?

    7. Total cost and duration: How long did the entire process take? And How much did it cost? What would you do differently if you were to start over? Did you use your own money, or did you raise money?

    8. What does your SaaS look like now: Comment a link to your SaaS, because I'd like to see what it looks like now and ask a few more questions if necessary.

    I'm sure many will find this thread helpful, and perhaps ask a few questions. You don't have to answer all the questions, but please write your answers next to the question numbers to make it easier for others to find.

    Thanks!

    submitted by /u/Grandmaster787
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    I want my content decoupled from my Website. What are my options?

    Posted: 06 Mar 2022 11:34 PM PST

    I am in the process of developing a website for my dev agency.

    I want to keep things flexible so that if in the future I decide to rebuild the website from scratch - possibly using a different framework or even language - I would be able to host the same content painlessly.

    Also:

    • PHP and Python are my primary languages
    • I prefer blogging in markdown (as opposed to HTML)
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    Form with horizontal scrolling

    Posted: 06 Mar 2022 11:21 PM PST

    EDIT: Bad wording. I didn't mean scrolling, I mean snapping. So basically, I want each panel to slide horizontally and have some sort of snap effect. All of this triggered by a button.

     

    Hello. I want to implement a HTML form that scrolls horizontally when you click the "Continue" button. I want the form to be split into 5 sections, each of them to be a "panel" that will scoll horizontally when you click a button.

    Do you know a good js library for that? Vanilla stuff, no framework please. Thank you.

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    Need a bit of guidance after a long time working as a freelancer

    Posted: 06 Mar 2022 11:20 PM PST

    Hey guys, I need a bit of guidance, because I am really suffering from imposter syndrome.
    So, I am currently in my third year of a BSc in computer science, but quite honestly, I really haven't paid much attention to class. I study at quite a sub par college, and I felt like I would learn more if I struck out on my own, which I did. Unfortunately, this also means finding my own path.
    I quickly picked up html, CSS and JavaScript, using Brad Traversy's courses(thank god for him) which I got pretty good at. I started freelancing on Upwork, and somehow started making a killing. I've been on the platform for only about 5-6 months, but have already made about 4k and still have quite a few clients and jobs waiting. I also started working on Shopify development, Wordpress, Wix, the whole lot.
    Recently, I got cocky and decided to apply for an internship, and got seriously burned during the interview. Turns out, I severely ignored everything in class, and most interview questions were from courses in class. I then started feeling depressed, because I might have been wasting my time on skills that won't help in the long run at all. I actually now feel like what I do know might even make me ineligible for the "web developer" title I've been using. I only excel at those 3 languages and Googling.
    I feel like what I do know is not really useful in the real world, but only as a small freelancer. My ultimate goal is to become a full fledged software developer. At this point, what path do you guys think I should take?
    Should I keep learning frameworks like React, Angular and backend languages like PHP?
    Or instead should I focus on "real" languages like Java, and C#
    Most of you probably say, "Go with what you like etc..."
    But let's be honest, I've only got about a year left before I graduate, and I don't want to end up wasting what little time I have left learning another language that would only really be useful to me as a freelancer.
    What language would you prioritize learning if you were in my shoes?
    Thanks a lot for taking the time to read such a huge post.

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    Where do you get art for your websites?

    Posted: 06 Mar 2022 11:04 PM PST

    So many cool pieces of art exist that help tell the story of a website.

    As a beginner where should I look to get useful images, drawings, etc to add to my websites?

    Tell me your paid and free options! My websites are currently lacking this aspect so I could really use some tips.

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    How does this sound as job experience.

    Posted: 06 Mar 2022 07:11 PM PST

    Hello, I'm a self taught front web dev with a couple of projects under my belt and a portfolio website with projects using vanilla javascript and I'm currently learning react. One of the people I knew from highschool is starting a clothing online store for clothing he's designing, he showed me one of his products and is a month away from manufacturing. He asked me if I can make and maintain a website for him, and I was wondering if this type of work would look good on my resume. I would technically be a sole web developer for his start up and this would be my only actual web development work beside my own projects.

    submitted by /u/JuansPotatoes
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    how to populate a container with list-like items via user input

    Posted: 06 Mar 2022 02:12 PM PST

    Hi there. So I'm working on a personal project to improve my coding skills. It is a to do list with a built in pomodoro timer. I want to have a container like in the photo that can be populated by a user clicking on a separate "new list" button which would then offer an input field to create the list item under the review tab. Multiple searches haven't yielded what I am looking for. Maybe I'm just searching the wrong topic. Could somebody please steer me in the right direction? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

    submitted by /u/wistful_wookie
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    Friends website is being flagged as a “deceptive site” when anyone tries to visit it

    Posted: 06 Mar 2022 07:09 PM PST

    Basically what the title says. A friends site is being blocked and identified as a deceptive site. Their previous marketing firm may have done this due to a billing dispute. Whether or not my friend was wrong, I'm trying to help him out with setting up a new site. are they at the mercy of their old firm now? Or is there a way for us to get their domain name redirected to a new host.

    Friend bought his domain years ago and he owns and paid for it

    We just tried switching to a new host and apparently we have to wait 24-48 hours before Google switches it.

    submitted by /u/MissScarlet0
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