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No op edition

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youtube.com/watch?v=Zftx68K-1D4&feature=youtu.be
jsfiddle.net
discord.gg/wdg
css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guide-to-flexbox/
gridbyexample.com/
jsfiddle.net/5spmbtv1/44/
twitter.com/NSFWRedditVideo

what led you to design your first web thing, user?

I had to do it for school

school made me do it

After acquiring a taste for older women, aged 60+, I led out on a conquest to find and fuck every older woman I could find. It was after having one gum me to completion and telling my friends about it to where they suggested I make a site about it. So I made a site about it and have over 800 videos of me banging these older women now and generate a nice passive income for it as well, because really it's just my hobby.

Why does wordpress use md5 for hashing? Why is wordpress the standard for web right now? This is lunacy

Bros I'm learning GOOD SHIT about Express, GOOOOOOOOOOOD SHIT

why is op so retarded

>Free beginner resources to get started
Get a good understanding of HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn - a good introduction (independent of your browser choice)
freecodecamp.com
codecademy.com
hackr.io

>Further resources
developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web - excellent documentation for HTML, CSS & JS
github.com/kamranahmedse/developer-roadmap - Frontend+Backend learner-path suggestions
youtube.com/watch?v=Zftx68K-1D4&feature=youtu.be

jsfiddle.net - Use this and post a link, if you need help with your HTML/CSS/JS

Hello, Kyle.

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With raw css what's better grid or flex or both together?

I've been making a personal site but I'm using a global text-align center; and then auto left/right margins for centering and then text-align left; in some cases. Seems like a disaster.

Why would you want to do that?
There's plenty of minimal grid CSS frameworks

Does Angular suck?

I got a job with a little bit of knowledge, but everything seems so tedious.

BASED

wordpress uses strlen for hashing

I like angular it is tedious in the sense that you have to define many things and handle reactivity a lot more than Vue

>no op edition
Gee, I wonder why "op" is so retarded.

You forgot our official discord server

discord.gg/wdg

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>cant into archive
oh no poor bb
are you back to promoting it? might as well step up and provide op in exchange

Because I'm making sites that are more artwork than web site. I want the underlying markup and CSS as minimal as possible and I don't want to use frameworks.

What's the best UI library for React?

Blueprints maybe?

I don't know why react is so preferred by everyone

corporations love it because facebook

Not a lot of bloat compared to Angular or Vue, and with Redux you have the perfect state based UI framework

Material UI next has the most features as far as I know but if you don't like google's material you're out of luck.

You're the one that got duped into working for free.

>copying and pasting is 'working'
holy fuck you boomers are on another level of lazy

We're talking about having codejams in /dpt/, first theme seems to be "find a project and improve on it", nicely general. No central repository, showcase your solution however befits you.
July 15 Deadline for codejam0

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>Does angular suck
No

>everything seems so tedious.
It's better for things to be explicitly defined rather than you finding a bug then wasting 5 hours trying to find the cause.
It's better when shit doesn't run at all when things aren't 100% fine, than it breaking down in production.

>Why is wordpress the standard for web right now?
It isn't. It's just widely used by codelets
That's like saying shady hole-in-a-wall fried chicken is equal to steak prepared in a proper restaurant just because the fried chicken is more common.

>not immediately adding the closing brace / bracket / paren when you type the opening one

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>Free beginner resources to get started
Get a good understanding of HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn - a good introduction (independent of your browser choice)
freecodecamp.com
codecademy.com
hackr.io

>Further resources
developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web - excellent documentation for HTML, CSS & JS
github.com/kamranahmedse/developer-roadmap - Frontend+Backend learner-path suggestions
youtube.com/watch?v=Zftx68K-1D4&feature=youtu.be

jsfiddle.net - Use this and post a link, if you need help with your HTML/CSS/JS

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How do you style your react apps? vanilla css? with-styles?

What does your middleware look like?

Are you just running on a single microserv. rn?

Ant Design once you get over the somewhat shitty docs.

Would anyone recommend buying from pragprog?
How's the quality of their ebooks?

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I used to like React-toolbox but it's not (really) maintained and has a few bugs. One of the project owners still communicates but they're not really doing anything, it became a dead project.
While it was active, it was pretty good, somewhat more useable and clean than Material UI and easier to override styles etc. Material UI has moved on though and rtb didn't.

>What does your middleware look like?
>Are you just running on a single microserv. rn?
Not that user but that is weird. I wonder if it's hosted and if so, what the url is.

user could always check the IP and do some DIGging.

Yeah I wonder why he was using chrome console

Really should be using nodemon and when he gets multiple microserv. that talk to the main one, he should use pm2

Is there a way to programmatically add subdomains?

like balls.domain.com

When people sign up I want to generate a subdomain for them.

The lowfi way is to create a wildcard A/AAAA record for your domain and point it to your web server /lb etc and configure nginx/Apache to load different "sites" for each subdomain or create some url rewriting rule to do the same thing.

>create a wildcard A/AAAA record for your domain
>create some url rewriting rule to do the same thing

This is the correct answer and it's not really low-fi.
You can probably do it with other web server technologies but here's how I'd do it in Apache.

Wildcard DNS obviously
Single Apache2 site config file
URL rewriting such that: balls.domain.com → domain.com/site/balls

Then you just do a regular web site that takes in 'balls' as a path parameter and does whatever it's going to do.
If you were actually hosting VMs on that subdomain then I guess you need to do some routing in a reverse proxy but if you're just hosting a wordpress style CMS type thing then you'd build it right into the app and handle rendering the user's website directly from the controller.

I know this would be child's play in PHP, stick an nginx reverse-proxy in there and I'm sure that Python and Node could handle it easily enough too.

Back in the day, I used cjb.net extensively because of this functionality, it was cool pretending to have domains before I really knew much about domains.

just get them from libgen

Where can I download free high quality Wordpress templates?

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Can't you do that right from inside wordpress? I'm sure there's a template library right in the app.

what the fuck? post code pls

what's wtf? it's just using text-align and auto left/right margins for centering text and divs.

body {
text-align: center;
}
.centered {
margin: 0px auto;
}
#somediv {
text-align: left;
}

There's some free ones but they are usually shit tier
Good templates usually cost $

then use three.js or webgl or canvas retard. Can't do shit with CSS.

>Applying text-align to all text elements in the body
What the fuck

im not using js
is it hard to understand that i want almost all the text centered?

You're confusing people because you're deliberately doing something in a weird way for no good reason that we can see.

That's ok, you've got what you want to do but most of our obvious answers aren't going to satisfy you so you're going to have to do some self-research and just learn CSS a bit to do what you want.
I'd start here:
css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guide-to-flexbox/
gridbyexample.com/

What's it like to be the president of France?

>applied for a job thinking they wanted a web developer
>they actually wanted a web designer with excellent photoshop skills
>i dont know photoshop at all
>mfw dyslexia fucked me over again
the interview is tomorrow
what do i do?

Just give it up. Even the good templates you're saying are mostly shit due to the number of dependencies they are using. Just steal the design off the demo pages.

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Most likely, accept that you're not getting that job and that job advertisements can be pretty misleading sometimes.

Just use it as a practice interview for getting a job that you can actually get, it's a waste of everyone's time but that's not your fault, it's theirs for not saying photoshop in the ad.

I dont need responsiveness, mobile or hi-dpi support, grow/shrinking of items.
I want my site to be static and only viewed under certain conditions.
It's a centered single column layout
So I dont need flex/grid or any frameworks?

they did say that they wanted photoshop
im just very retarded and cant really read properly

Then email/call and cancel the interview, tell them you misread the requirements, they probably won't even ask a reason.

>I dont need responsiveness, mobile or hi-dpi support, grow/shrinking of items.
Yes you do. Flexbox or cssgrid gives you that and you should learn it.

Don't bother, user has very strong ideas about what they need/want. They just need to do their own research.

any freelancers here?
got any tips for a student that needs some extra $$

I design and code from mobile up, this has been standard practice since like 2013. If user thinks people won't visit his site with a phone he's wrong.

>Don't work for free.
>Have a fixed base price with additional cost per page
>Create your own templates so turnaround is fast
>Invoice people promptly

How do I learn Spring? Do you guys have any recommendations? Any books maybe? The only one I've found for Spring 5 is from Packt, written by an actual pajeet and every 2nd sentence doesn't make any sense (pic related).

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I'm the first wtf guy i wanted to see a fiddle or pen of the site cause it honestly is kinda strange to visualize a site like that

Addressing your question of flex-box vs grid, it all comes down to how your design is structured. If your site has a one dimensional design, in which the children of the parent element all flow in one direction, use flex-box, otherwise use grid. By using grid layout, you remove the need for wrapper elements that serve only as workaround to flex-box's one dimensional design paradigm. Here's an example of what I'm talking about.
jsfiddle.net/5spmbtv1/44/

I know people will visit my site from a phone but my site isn't made for them
It uses lots of graphics that are ruined by the scaling of hihpi devices and it's modeled after sites from the 90s/00s

>Angular Material finally getting a standardized virtual scrolling component after years of pleading and bitching

>It uses lots of graphics that are ruined by the scaling of hihpi devices
Then make them SVG

>and it's modeled after sites from the 90s/00s
Wait what. Why? Is it for a project or just an autism thing?

It's art

Good web design is also art but I'd always expect it to be responsive.

Got a link for it? I'm intrigued.

...

Retard time: what tech is used to deliver messages from a server to an android app? I've seen a few references to FireBase, but curious what the other options are.

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Typically an active socket connection between the client and server server you're referring to "real time".

He was asking about the quality of the books

Porn

Underrated answer

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Pusher or Firebase generally have socket services you can use for this. Pretty sure both are free or have generous free tiers

Are the Oreilly books a good place to learn webdev from ?
specifically these:
Learning php mysql javascript 5th Edition
Learning Python 5th Edition
Javascript the definitive guide 6th Edition
Learning JavaScript 3rd Edition
Are there any others that I should look at ?

how many anons edit websites they frequent to their liking?

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>In this nav, we want the the "login," and "signup," buttons to be grouped together and the links to be grouped together, with spacing in between. Flex-box alone cannot achieve this.
Except that's wrong, you can totally do this with the order attribute.

Can someone tell me what the best way to learn Java, C and C# is? And link me to some books? At the moment I am just repeating things I need from youtube tutorials without much knowledge of coding myself.

Hi friends, what should I dedicate my time towards? I've graduated, but I still feel I know fuck all, so I wanna play with webdev. I know the basics of HTML, CSS, Javascript, JQuery, PHP & SQL. I feel like I'm half-cooked on almost all of those. I didn't see anything in the OP, but do you guys have a guide for setting up websites, etc.

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What is the best js CMS for a non tech savvy client? I see ghost and keystone but am not sure which is more advantageous to my project. A website with a blog, several image galleries, and a few static pages.

Additionally, is handlebars good for templating? I've read mixed things.

I wanna build an ecommerce site for my company. Any idea where to start?

ghost is quite heavy on the blogging side of things, if you just want to make a template and then have a simple place where they can add posts then it will work well but if they need to be customising all the small things it won't work very well.

I'm messing around with it now and realising that some things will just not be part of the "CMS" part of the "CMS" and it's only a true CMS if you keep it as a blog, which might be fine idk

Phrases you hate in web dev
>anti-pattern
>code smell
>agile, scrum etc (basically anything to do with bullshit teamwork methodologies)

Are you me?

There are many of us in the world of programming, fellow cynical brother. The silent majority

>php
>wordpress developer/designer

official documentation desu

a potential of getting money i needed back in the day for a trip with a girl

both together, but if you need to support ie11 or edge15, you will fakkback it anyway and if you anret a retard and actually write the fallback yourself, you dont need flex and grid at all :¨^)

Is netbeans a good IDE to start with when learning PHP and Javascript ?

Yes, for PHP it's perfect. I don't know about js.

What's a better alternative?

afaik atom text editor can be turned into a PHP IDE, and it's also great for working with JS.

I personally use VSCode, I just have the PHP IntelliSense plugin installed.
As for working with JS, VSCode is absolutely fantastic.

thanks for the quick reply, the book I'm learning from advises using an IDE to code PHP, but most of them are either paid or seem dead.

>VSCode
Going to try this one as well see which one I like the most.
thanks user

that image shows an inherent misunderstanding of how this whole thing works and whoever made it should be lead out back and shot

Well, you'll see for yourself which one suits you better. When working on larger projects, and IDE is better than a simple text editor. Atom can be transformed into IDE, while VSCode with a few plugins is somewhere in between being a text editor and an IDE.

If you plan to focus on JS more than on PHP then VSCode is definitely a better choice.

But ultimately, whatever gets you the job done is a good tool and if you're a beginner you might hop from one editor to another until you find the 'right' one.

I used to use Netbeans for PHP and it was alright.

shopify

Thank you, I'm surprised that nobody had already done it. It seemed an obvious thing to do even if xkcd hadn't specifically made a comic about it.