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>Further resources
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github.com
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First for racially pure workplaces, and Python.
shit, posted this and didn't notice the new thread... reposting:
anyone? also, does anyone know of a ready-made opensource webapp/wordpress plugin/whatever that works like this? how difficult would be to make one with, say, django?
My skills are 80% front-end, but I accidentally applied for a Full-Stack Developer position and they ended up hiring me. How fucked am I? I know how REST works, at least.
entry level? what platform?
Not entry level. I have 1yr experience at a terrible 3-person startup. It's supposedly React and Python. I know a little Python, but never used Django or anything like that.
Did they even do a technical interview? If yes, you should be fine. Some companies allow people to learn while on the job.
I did, it was 4 straight hours of Javascript. I passed it all.
// backend = PHP //
lets say I'm on a page, and I want to post some data, do some server-side validations and perform some logic and other shit like database I/O, load session, and then include the next page in my flow
how would I handle errors? normally I would ajax off, then on success check for errors and display them. but how do I go to the next page server-side, but in case of errors return that data back to be handled?
Any Angular devs in here? What's your preferred syntax for subscribing to an Observable?
A)
this.service.Get().subscribe(ret => {
this.value = ret;
}, err => {
console.log(err);
}, () => {
this.SortValues();
});
B)
this.service.Get().subscribe(
ret => {
this.value = ret;
},
err => {
console.log(err);
},
() => {
this.SortValues();
});
C)
// Other?