/wdg/ - Web Development General

>>54104801
Not him, but cheers. I don't use JS yet in my job, but I'm sure it'll be necessary at some point to progress

I just went to a JS conference.

This year, for the first time, all examples were in React, not a single thing in Angular or Ember except in workshops.

Is 2016 the year of React taking over by a significant amount?

>>54104853
did you have gay sex at the conference? I heard JS conference have huge gay orgies.

>>54104853
I hear a lot of shit-talk in my work towards Angular, not sure if it's a 1 thing or if the usual negatives are in 2. As far as Ember goes, I've always heard it was useful in some cases, but not generally a necessity anyway.

Did you get any blowjobs?

How do I alphabetize an XML document filled with data like this:

<names>
     <name id="01923">
          <firstname>Roger</firstname>
     </name>
     <name id="01172">
          <firstname>Arthur</firstname>
     </name>
     <name id="01324">
          <firstname>Zack</firstname>
     </name>
</names>

I have thousands of names and want to reorganize the entire document, but I want to keep it as XML. I want a new XML document with the same names except alphabetized. Help an anon out?

>>54104908
Make a small python script to re-order the XML tree you dingus.

>>54104872
>>54104886

There was actually some gay sex at the conference but I didn't get any.

How many lines of code does your biggest project has?

Mine is 60k, all Javascript.

>>54105000
Good, now go to the designated street, Pajeet.

I'm following this guide:
>http://javascriptissexy.com/how-to-learn-javascript-properly/
It shows you step by step how to teach yourself JS properly
Which books to read, which videos to watch, I like the approach of splitting it into weeks etc. easy to follow, highly recommended.

>>54104925
This is not help. The fact that I have to write some script is obvious. I wanted help you dingus.

>>54105000
60k doesn't mean shit if it's full of redundancies

>>54105017
You got me there

>>54105000
Make it DRY and see how many lines are there

>>54105080
>>54105090

This one is quite well done. Not much DRY.

>>54105102
>not much DRY

pajeet...

Javascript vs php? Obviously I can learn both but what should I focus my energy on?

I like earning money, but I also want to work on a side project which will likely be some sort of discussion board.

>>54105000
A lot.

I made a javascript RPG back in the day and one of my sub-activities was farming. I remember having an error on line 12k of the farming page and it was only like 1/4 down the document.

You selected a plot of land if you had a hoe you could plow it. It would change the image of the plot square. If you had water can with water you could water, changed image again. You could plant 1 of 6 different seeds and a timeout in a hidden parent frame controlled the growth of the plant through 4 different stages. You could harvest at the final stage if you had a scythe.

It was basically farmville before farmville and that was only a side way to make some cash.

>>54105259
Javascript. This is coming from a primarily PHP dev.

All of my recent work has been in Javascript, but I still handle databases with PHP. That's something you can learn in a weekend.

So focus on javascript first with the fancy frameworks and you will have fun at some startup companies.

Can someone explain to a complete noob how to take a JSON file and insert it into a mongo DB then display it?

>>54105287
Is it public?

>>54105102
>Not much DRY
shiggy donatello

>>54105328
Happened 12 years ago.

I was cracked out on Concerta and when needing to reformat I figured I would just make a better version of it afterwards. I formatted over it.

I still regret it.

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How can I make my website appear in search engines like Google and Bing and so on?

So I had an interview today for a front end position and their supposed to be emailing me a task to complete. As far as i know i'm meant to use backbonejs.

What would you expect from a front end with regards to backbone?

Most i've done JS-wise is dom traversal and manipulation, and even that was jquery not vanilla.

>>54105919
By reporting them to the webmaster tools of Google and Bing. And making fresh content.

You can literally Google this shit.

>>54106164
Start reading about backbone then lmao, how is that even a question

Just had an interview myself today. Hopefully should be the last round. Feels like it went okay though. If it did, free rounds of shots for everyone.

>>54106330
you didn't even answer my question

Please god someone help I have some JSON files and started up mongodb I have created a new database but stuck on what to do next. I need to store all this JSON data in the database please someone help my life depends on it

>>54106494
Would something like
http://zaiste.net/2012/08/importing_json_into_mongodb/
Help you at all?

>>54104815
/wdg/, what features would you like to see on a CMS? Think about the basics, the ones you need on every project like allowing the client to edit certain texts on the page but not the structure.

>>54106383
Fingers crossed anon. I'm waiting to hear back on a coding challenge.

Is learning bootstrap still a good idea or am I late to the party?

>>54106591
Still good if you need to whip up something stable quickly

>>54106383
if it was for a front end position in stockholm, pls stahp and find another position

>>54106619
Nah, full stack MEAN in Denver, Burgerland. But I wish you luck too.

>>54106535

Where does the collection folder go? Where do I out my JSON files? Please help

>>54105102
>Not much DRY
Poo in loo.

>>54106384
>most ive done is baby tier jquery fadeouts
How did I not answer your stupid fcking question, obviously you start by learning backbone or by the looks of it you barely even know js so you better start with ja the good parts

>>54106890
Inb4 you didnt twll me what to expect
fuck you go learn backbone before people pin point you on certain things

How can I determine if my site is worth investing more time and money into it? Do I just buy facebook ads and see how many people visit it and continue to return?

Made this site for my friends dads business, pretty much a modernization of their old site, nothing super special. What do you guys think?

http://abrasiveguys.com/

old site here:
https://web.archive.org/web/20100410025319/http://www.abrasiveguys.com/

Mostly just frontend stuff, didn't use a framework or anything (but it is responsive).

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>>54106890
lol m8, I asked for what one expects of a front end dev using backbone i.e just models and views or routing and database interaction

if you read the question you wouldn't be looking like a retard would you

>discord link
>the instant invite is invalid or has expired

can someone make a fresh link please?

>>54106936
I would replace the text links on the navbar with icons.

You can make a pretty good looking footer usign the partner logos desu

>>54106925
facebook ads is just a scam
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVfHeWTKjag

>>54107046
Icons? hmm... maybe. Maybe icons next to the text.

and yeah, I know I should have probably had a footer, I just didn't really know what to put on it. We're actually working on a bigger site that's going to incorporate a catalog and stuff, so besides minor fixes, development of this site has stopped. Was mostly just posting it because its probably the best thing I've made so far (haven't made a lot lol).

>>54107026
>discord

>>54104815
How would you go about streaming photos from Instagram into a website,
only using two hashtags and also selecting certain photos only??

>>54107309
Hey man, its in the OP

>>54106261
Haven't you heard the good news? /g/ is the new Google.

I have a large JSON file I'm trying to convert to CSV format but every converter I use ends up freezing because too much JSON. What do?

>>54107798
Write your own.

How do I use bootstrap/JS plugins published under MIT/GNU licenses in my commercial projects without getting legally buttfucked?

>>54107798
this is so insanely easy to write in javascript

>>54106537
Allow multiple posts on a page. And sorting the order in which content is shown.

Weird. I just applied to a relatively large web dev firm and while browsing their portfolio, I noticed quite a few of the sites they created aren't responsive. I didn't know that was still a thing. Like a 'fuck you' to all their mobile users.

>>54108131
Sounds like a great place to work

Have any of you ever tried to get into app academy, or is it too hard?

>>54107798
https://github.com/danmandle/JSON2CSV

you stupid faggot, all i did was good json2csv

>>54104815
This is simple but I've added opacity to my nav bar #page-header.
The opacity has also targeted my font, How should I go about rectifying this

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Released my site over the weekend. I just need a couple media queries and a way to get back to the home page from the contact page to polish it up. This was my first time using APIs and setting up a production site that wasn't on Wordpress.

http://www.leagueofgirls.org/

What do you think?

>>54108332

I installed it but what does "include the module and run" part mean?

Posting to thank an anon from the other day for suggesting Gandi for a domain name for a personal website. Thanks if you're here, up and running now!

>>54108504
I think you deserve a medal from the UN for your tireless work to encourage more women in gaming and tech, god bless you anon

>>54108504
Needs a lot of tweaking but the base is pretty good.

I'm not sure which Wordpress analytics plugin I should use to detect the IP of bots who visit a honeypot page. Any suggestions?

What is the purpose of react

>>54109093
something something client side interaction

>>54109201
+ something something server side rendering

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>>54105919

does anyone know a better way to get a paragraph description of a website bar wikipedia? wikipedia won't provide the correct result if there are multiple articles with the same name (e.g. adobe), or may direct you to the wrong wikipedia article

I landed an OK paying web dev. It's tough though because this is my first job and the environment is 100% on your own. Creative Director and Tech Lead just throw projects at me pretty much. Other devs are working on other shit and don't want to be bothered. I'm wanting to find someone willing to help me out when I get stuck. I do front end and back end. I will pay you per each session or time I need your help. I'm thinking anywhere from 20 to 100 bucks via PayPal, depending on the project. Just to have a guy I can go to when I get stuck. I would more than likely contact you Mon-Friday. I'm expecting someone to be reliable and will keep in good contact. Preferably an already web dev professional who's just looking to make a few extra bucks.

with href how do i link to an external web page and not just to the link infront of the current view? e.g.

                                    <?php echo "<a href='".$currDomain->Domain."'>".$currDomain->Domain."</a>"; ?>

is sending the user to

controller/Index/$currDomain->Domain

as opposed to just

$currDomain->Domain

(note:

$currDomain->Domain

is a URL)

>>54110966
Put http:// in front of it probably

>>54108504
pretty cool anon, what's your workflow?

Am I a faggot for using Muse to do the front end and doing the back end myself?

>>54110966
wow a php user not knowing how something as simple as links work
why am i not surprised

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>>54111201
>it's an 'i'm an arrogant dickhead because i use obscure language y' episode

>>54110502
Tell me a little bit about what kind of stuff they have you doing. I might be interested if it's up my alley.

>>54111288

Literally just front end and back end web dev with C#/Razor on ASP.NET, Javascript (few .js frameworks, JSON, etc), and HTML/CSS

>>54111321
Eh, I dunno. I can work with the other stuff but I've never touched Razor.

>>54111124
Yes.

mean.io
mean.js

what is the difference

How the fuck do I into server hosting? I have no idea what costs are reasonable or which domain name services I should purchase from. I can't host one myself because my internet is complete garbage.

>>54111560
Rtfm

>>54111358

you know you wanna learn

>>54111693
Sure I do, but not while I'm taking your money

Old school LAMP guy here (I posted in one of these threads about a week ago asking about modern web technology).

I have a number of old unfinished projects I've decided to pick up again (I abandoned them years ago after a mental breakdown). One of them is a drinking card game project and well I just want to know if what I'm planning on doing with it is retarded or not.

The project consists of two parts
1) A card game with multiple players. Players take turns in a cycle but there are special cards that can be played out of turn as well as other cards that alter the flow of the game. The page will include a chat. There are other not very important details.
2) A big repository of card decks. Users can create and submit their own cards or decks. Then when creating a new game the user may choose which deck(s) and rules to use.

Some stuff can be salvaged from my old work but many things (specifically the part 1 stuff) should be rewritten since my old implementation just seems very inefficient (for instance the chat page uses ajax to constantly request a php page that does an sql query). My current plan is this.

1) A single page app with react + redux. I'm still getting up to speed with things but I understand I can run a Node.js http server with a Mongo (NoSQL) database and use some websockets library like socket.io. Unless I'm terribly mistaken then this is my current plan.
2) Still php + apache + mysql. With possibly some interactive card creator app later (I'd done some stuff with imagemagick on php but honestly it's probably just better to throw that shit out).

Then I'll just run Nginx as a reverse proxy on top of Apache and whatever Node.js http server is in order to route traffic. Users will visit the site and be given the option of creating a new game (which yields a url for them to give out). At this point I'll populate a MongoDB "table" with card data for the game (from the MySQL database), as well as a chat table.

(cont.)

>>54111753

(cont.)

I plan to handle user accounts and stuff on the apache side of things and just let users create and play games without actual user accounts (just a nick name for chat, possibly optional).

I feel like this will be simpler and it will let me salvage most of my old MySQL database (It's quite big and I remember putting a lot of work into it).

Does this sound feasible? Is this a totally retarded way to do things?

I'm not up to speed on MongoDB, websockets, or running node as a server (I've been playing around with Node for the last week mainly using it for babel, linting, and the REPL though).

I keep hearing about shit like Meteor.js and Express.js. Should I invest time into these?

>>54110502
I am willing to help you FOR FREE, coz I need some experience on how stuff works, since I am just graduating and never had work exp in real life. I have few projects on my own etc, but no real life exp, except uni group projects (which I dont think resembles anything close to rl)

>>54106537
allow the admin to define content types, e.g: an 'article' has title:string, body:string, creator:user, created:time etc. templates represent content types

>>54109093
avoid explicit dom manipulation. can result in simpler code for larger apps

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>>54104815
Say you're following along with Michael Hartl's ruby tutorial for absolute novices. In it, you make a twitter clone. In the final chapter, you're meant to create relationships between users by giving them the ability to follow and unfollow one another.

Say you wanted to deviate from that model and implement a classic friend request system - the kind that 99% of websites use, where you send someone a friend request and they have the option to accept or decline it. How would you implement that? Alternatively, do you know of any in-depth guides that clearly explain how to do this?

>>54104815
I'm making a site using some external js linked from jewgle and my site seems slower to load than it ought to be.

1. Is there a way to monitor my site to see if the bottleneck is grabbing that script or elsewhere?

2. If the choke point is the js is there a way I can download it ala wget or something so I'm pulling it locally and not from across the world?

Apologies in advance if I'm actually just an insufferable twat.

>>54113287
>1. Is there a way to monitor my site to see if the bottleneck is grabbing that script or elsewhere?
>chrome dev tools
>network time
>timing graph

>2. If the choke point is the js is there a way I can download it ala wget or something so I'm pulling it locally and not from across the world?
Yes, literally just visit the url in a browser and ctrl+S. It's pretty unlikely you're going to be able to serve a static faster than google's multi-million dollar CDN can though. Remember that if your server is in the same city as you benchmarking on your home/business connection vs. a CDN is meaningless.

>>54111491
>mean.io
>mean.js
>what is the difference
mean.io is the website for the MEAN full stack, the entire stack is implemented in javascript hence the .js

M - Mongodb is a noSQL database that uses JSON

E - Express is a minimal Sinatra-like backend framework implemented in javascript

A - Angular is a frontend SPA framework, obviously implemented in javascript

N - node.js is a web server with an API implemented in javascript

What do I have to do so that I can have a CSS/HTML file in which you write something on the browser, and then it is saved into the file?

It doesn't sound complicate so I hope it's not. I barely know the basics of both languages...

>>54110502
Eh, i am actually .NET web dev who likes to help so if you want you can have me. So how to contact you?

Shit nigger, I got the job at AT&T. Sadly I have to fly to Denver to accept the offer, but other than that, we did it bros.

>>54115227
Cool. What is the job about?

>>54115250
Dev Ops. Guess I'll get more details later on though.

If I want a column with text on the left side and a list on the right on the same line how would I split the div? <div style="float: left"></div> <div style="float: right"></div> does not really work.

> all these projects being posted out of nowhere.

It's beautiful. People are actually doing things now.

>>54115787
remember to clear your floats if your using floats.

Alternatively just use a fronted framework

I'm currently adding spots where you can place ads to my website.

Is adsense even worth it? I mean, it's low revenue, barely ssl compliant and often gets blocked.
I'm thinking about just adding hand picked affiliate banners of companies I like and fit my website.

Do you think that's a sound financial decision?

>>54117209
You won't find advertisers until you have a ton of traffic.

Might as well use adsense and a few other methods of monetization.

>>54117209
You didn't watch the facebook movie, right?

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Alright guys, i really need some help here because it's really important for me to get serious answers.
I graduated in CS (bachelor degree) 5 years ago and I worked as a front/back-end web developer for a small company for a couple of years, but life is unpredictable and for an unfortunate series of events i ended up in another small company covering a sort of network/sysadmin/helpdesk position, which is my current job.
The thing is I want to get back into the webdev world but I don't know what kind of language/technology I should focus on (I used to work in a LAMP environment, and it seems to me that's kind of out-of-date). Is the MEAN stack worth or it's just a meme? Would you recommend me to spend some time to learn it? Which one in particular is more important for your resume?

>>54117272
Alright. I figured with so many affiliate programs around it cant be that hard to just advertise things yourself instead of relying on Google.

>>54117324
No. Should I?

>>54117378
Yeah, they basically say this >>54117272

>>54113516
Chrome dev tools with a workspace?

>>54117361
Trying to land my first job after my studies and from what i've gathered so far any kind of javascript framework (front and back) is what's in these days, so proficiency in JS is paramount. As far as DB goes mongo has it's uses but it's not as widely used as an sql based DB.

If you like the sound of MEAN then by all means use it, there's no right or wrong way of developing your skills

>>54113450
nope

mean.io
meanjs.org

Don't close Github issues, lads.

https://github.com/ParsePlatform/parse-server/issues/1050#issuecomment-204625057

>>54118666
Haha yeah, I saw it on >>>Reddit

I just got a job at a really small company that works for non-profits as a full-stack developer and all around IT-admin. I have 0 years official experience (only about 1 year of fiddling around). My yearly salary is 30k. Does that sound about right or is my ass getting fucked? Im just happy i got the opportunity and finally getting official experience on my resume.

>>54119006
Sure.

If you're smart you'll gain experience, keep learning stuff on the side, and find a much better job in 9/12 months.

Can someone post that list of programming projects image

Gotta pick a final project for CS50X to build in JavaScript

>>54117378
You should definitely watch the facebook movie.

>>54119269
What are you into, what do you like to do? I can give you some ideas based on that.

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Critique the shitty website I made for my portfolio/experience/maybe some ad money?

http://www.examinephones.com/

>>54120248
The design looks nice, but it feels like it's missing a certain something. It gives off a 2005-2010 era website vibe. The "Compare" button at the top should be the same size as the search bar to its left, properly aligned with it (the top of the button is slightly higher than the top of the bar, same with the bottom of each one), and the "Compare" text doesn't appear to be centered within the button. It could use support for older phone models as well. I'm not saying go all the way back to phones from 2000 or anything, but still.

>>54119420
Will do mate.

>>54120248
I can't add a comment.

Plus it looks unappealing. It actually took me a couple seconds before I realized what the website was about.
I think you need a more visual presentation of what's going on on the website.

>>54120419
>It gives off a 2005-2010 era website vibe
Fair enough, it's not helped by the "logo" just being some big text either. I'm planning to replace that.

>Compare button
Can I get a screenshot of how the search area looks in your browser? I'm using Chrome and it all seems to be aligned. I know the site has a few alignment issues in Safari.

>It could use support for older phone models as well
Definitely planned, just wanted to get the functionality down before I started filling out the database.

Thanks for the feedback!

>>54120505
The "add comment" and "contact us" buttons are both placeholders right now, they're next up as soon as I wake up.
I see what you mean about the presentation, I played around with having phone images instead of little bubble icons but I couldn't make it look nice. Maybe I can create a logo that helps better communicate what the site's about.

Does everyone on /g/ use Ghostery?

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>>54120596
Sure, here you go. I'm using waterfox.

>>54120248
Design looks like one of those sketchy download sites that require surveys

Typing in search misleads the user into thinking they can type "s6 vs g5" which comes up with nothing.

Otherwise very functional.

>>54120248
get rid of the gradients, make a better title/logo, have each phone as a separate text box with autocompleting

>>54120622
Oh true, looks identical to Chrome except the button is floating strangely. Thanks for the tip.

>>54120624
Haha harsh call on the design but not wrong, no idea how to fix that look.
I'm not quite sure what you mean about the search as there are autocomplete suggestions, you could type "S7" and hit the "Samsung Galaxy S7" option.

>>54120701
>get rid of the gradients, make a better title/logo
Good calls, it is strange how the header has gradients but nothing else does.
>have each phone as a separate text box with autocompleting
Do you mean each phone in the search box becoming it's own bubble? For any reason other than looking cool?

>>54113201
Add an status column to the relationship table. Check if the status us pending, accepted or rejected and act accordingly in the template.

>>54120810
actually it can be one box but autocomplete should work on all phones being compared separately

that or give each entry in the database aliases like "s7" or "g4"

>>54104908
One thing I've noticed is that questions about databases, XML, and the like never seem to get much traction on /g/. This disappoints me.

Here's an SO entry about alphabetizing XML via an XSLT transform. You can use an XSLT processor to apply a template like this and spit out the formatted result.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2714888/xslt-to-alphabetize-xml

The template in the top answer will only need minor changes to the matching criteria to work for your xml.

how do I make a gutter? should I just put

margin on either side of the html tag

What's the difference between Angular and React?
Are Gulp and Bower essential?
Can I use Angular to build an app based on Electron?
Do these tools work effortlessly on Windows or should I fuck off to Linux (I don't mind either)?

>>54113006

It also uses more RAM, conflates the use of two other languages that are much easier to work with separately, and, as you're expected to compose your Frankenstein's monster of a component in your .js files, you may well end up with a herculean task ahead of you if you do eventually acquire the brains to understand the value of extricating yourself.

>>54117454
What's the Firefox equivalent of this? And really all I need is just to have 3 columns of box fields (like these on 4chan were you write your Name/Subject/Post) were I anotate a name, a date, and an hour, and that it then gets saved to the document...

Is meteor worth the time. Seems.like a decent REACT approach for JS?

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>>54120956
Thanks man. I also managed to find this: http://railscasts.com/episodes/163-self-referential-association?view=asciicast and even though it was written in 2009, it's working perfectly for me so far and teaching me useful stuff along the way.

>>54121168

>What's the difference between Angular and React?

They're both shit in different ways. One (Angular) wants to overcomplicate HTML, the other want's to commoditise HTML, by making it a subsystem in your Javascript program. Both approaches use up a shit load of RAM with leaky abstractions along the way.

> Are Gulp and Bower essential?

Your boss will tell you it is. Don't ask stupid questions.

> Can I use Angular to build an app based on Electron?

Yes. But why... :'(

> Can I use Angular to build an app based on Electron?

It's all fine on Windows, but learn BASH. Unlike React, Angular, Node, fucking Haskell, Vim or any of the other shit the mainstream will shove down your throat, it well worth taking in.

Good day.

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>>54120956
>>54121323
Nevermind, I just realized that http://railscasts.com/episodes/163-self-referential-association?view=asciicast isn't quite right. It uses the same approach as the ruby tutorial & twitter: if you add people, they don't receive a "pending friendship" notification, and they're displayed as your friend whether they like it or not. I've already followed along with that guide up to the "Viewing Our Friends" section. Do you have any advice on what I should do from here?

>>54121357
>Your boss will tell you it is. Don't ask stupid questions.
I'm not doing it for anyone, I just see them mentioned in regards to webdev, thus why I'm asking.

>Yes. But why... :'(
Why Angular with Electron or why Electron at all?

>It's all fine on Windows, but learn BASH. Unlike React, Angular, Node, fucking Haskell, Vim or any of the other shit the mainstream will shove down your throat, it well worth taking in.

I'm familiar with core utils since I do system administration, and I've got a little setup on a Windows machine that works fine, I'm just wondering if these framework and such play nice with Windows.

>>54121671

Why Angular? Eleectron sounds fine, but Angular... Just use whatever's good for you.

>>54121702
Because I've heard it's the go-to framework for SPA which I'd like to achieve but I'm open to suggestions. As you can tell I'm newbie in the frontend stuff and that's why I'm asking these questions - to find out more before I dive into the project.

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Today my boss sempai taught me how to make a website render using the GPU rather than the CPU

Turns out that frontend is way harder than backend, yet all the newbs think that frontend is entry-level, simply because they have no idea how hard it is.

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>>54111321
Literally all I do, all day erryday.

Hit me up: [email protected]

What is the best way of restricting access to files?

I'm currently making a software distribution site for my uni.

The idea that after a software request has been approved, the student will get a link to the directory with the installer and readmes and the whole shebang. The problem is that the student can just share the link with others.

Is it possible to make the directory accessible only when the student is logged in?

I'm making the website on PHP.

I changed the page loading animation on my website.

Did I make it worse?

https://www.imagehex.com

Just click on any link and it should play.

>>54121264
Do you mean saved to the same page like a comment system? You'll have to do some backend programming for that unless it's only client side. In that case jQuery is probably your best bet.

Students have permission to install themselves? This seems odd.

>>54122062
I don't see a loading animation, the image just loads from top to bottom like images always have.

>>54122043
If you're granting access to a directory containing the installer, why are you not concerned that they will simply copy and share the files themselves?

>>54122109

They just get an installer for a program, like Enterprise Architect. There will be a .bat file to run to update the license while connected to the uni's network.

>>54122151
Oh, the installers are for their own PCs which the Uni network doesn't control?

Use .htaccess/webserver config to deny access/listing of the files directory.

Use PHP with appropriate header() to serve the file rather than linking to an actual location.

Use one time-links (or links which expire after <x> minutes) to link them to the download.

Though if they're downloading a .exe, couldn't they just forward that directly to mates anyway rather than the link?

>>54104815
Anybody have suggestions for an IDE for HTML dev work? Been using nano, becoming a pain in the ass as the code gets nested further.

>>54122226
>>54122150

That's a good point, but I think some security is better than no security.

I want to allow the user to view an entire directory, not separate files. Is it possible to implement that using the methods you described?

>>54122336

https://www.jetbrains.com/

>>54122336
Atom
VS Code
Sublime
Brackets
Geany
Vim / Emacs
Notepad++

>>54122336
You're literally just coding static HTML pages - or what programming language?

I like the JetBrains IDEs generally.

>>54122147
It's not for the images, it's for the actual links.

The hexagon in the logo spins. Sadly, the site is optimized well enough that you can barely see it happen.

Which, in hindsight, is probably a good thing.

>>54122336
Any of these >>54122367
with the Emmet plugin (VS Code comes bundled with it)
http://docs.emmet.io/
>inb4 meme-tier TLD

>>54122366
>I want to allow the user to view an entire directory, not separate files. Is it possible to implement that using the methods you described?

Sure, you generate a HTML page with a one-time link/timeout link, and each link on that page is as I described before.

Or serve up all files in a zip or something.

Are graphic design degrees worth it at all?

I'm currently in CS which I think i'll make more money but I think i'll be happier as a graphic designer. But if a graphic design degree isn't worth it at all I might as well stay in CS.

>>54122740
No, very competitive and lack of creative freedom often. If you're motivated you can learn the import parts of graphic design yourself.

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Any c# asp.net gurus can tell me how I can fix this error? Been stuck on it for hours now.

>>54122834
My expertise leads me to believe that Model.Links is not defined.

>>54122834
stop using IIS

>>54122834
Sorry only know PHP and Java

>>54122834
Post more code, faggot
There are too many ways in which this could be broken: your Model doesn't have a Links property but Link, Linkks; you have defined the wrong model for the page; etc, etc

>>54122869

In the blog list page model .cs file I have

Public IList<string> Links {get; set;}

Is that what you mean?

>>54122869
This.

>>54122834
Have you done build recently senpai?

>>54111753
>>54111808
No one has any input on this?

>>54121357
>Both approaches use up a shit load of RAM with leaky abstractions along the way.
Really? Do you have more information on this? I was planning on building a single page app in react + redux that would be open for a long period of time. Does react leak more and more memory over time or does it just have a large overhead?

>>54122968

Not sure exactly what you mean but the local version works fine I don't get the error and the links show up fine. However the live version I get the error

Does anyone know why the two 6 wide columns in my site don't line up next to each other, the left column and the right column have about 200px between them. There is no padding or margin.

http://www.bootply.com/j60BbD3mFQ

>>54123079
You don't know what build means? Then that is probably missing step. Also how did you deployed it to live?

>>54109228
Ken :)

>>54123256
I don't get what you mean, anon. I just see the right column with info and shit. Which left column?

>>54123353

Sorry I should have said, I want there to be a big logo in the left side (which is currently empty), before the right column was just like this col-md-push-6 col-md-6, but now as I want to put something in the left hand side I can't just have the right hand side being pushed along.

I feel like I am explaining this terribly

>>54123428
Literally what

>>54121820
If you absolutely need to write a SPA and not because the internet told you it's cool, you should not be using a framework. Overengineered bloated RAM hogs. People nowadays seem to think memory is infinite, so nothing can go wrong, if you use butt tons more to marginally decrease CPU cycles.

>>54122062
>>https://www.imagehex.com
>thumbnails aren't in hexagons

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>>54122088
What I want to achieve is to prettify a series of .txt files that I have in which I log media I've experienced. I'm only gonna run this on my computer, offline. I could just make the CSS/HTML file and edit them from Sublime Text, but I would rather add the new entries from browser, mostly because the entire purpose is that it looks better, and that it's such a formatted and uncomplicated list that it feels to me it should be easy to have 5 boxes in which I add a number, the name, the date, the hour, and a rating, and the click an "Add" button, and this new line is added to the file.

>>54123663
Getting that to work responsively would be extremely difficult, so we scrapped that idea.

Then again, I'm officially the lead designer on this now, so maybe I can give it a shot...

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>>54123549
>>54123428
>>54123353
>>54123256

>>54123723
idk, usually I just try clearfix and hope it goes away

google clearfix

>>54123723
Because of col-sm-push-2 - re-read the documentation about when the various grid classes are applied

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>>54123716
Maybe something like this?

Anybody got any experience web scraping here?

I'm trying to get into programming Python and I wanted to make a bot for a shitty browser game but I got stuck when trying to log into the site with my account.

Progress here in case somebody has time to waste on me: https://www.reddit.com/r/learnprogramming/comments/4ezfoj/data_scraping_logging_into_website_with_python/

>>54123723

@media (min-width: 768px)
{
    .col-sm-push-2
    {
        left:16.666666667%;
    }
}

seems to be the problem

>>54123814
...You are a fucking genius.

Holy shit.

>>54123428
the page isn't responsive (unless this is because it's running in bootply). note that the desktop on the left perfectly houses the page but the one on the right, another common resolution, the page doesn't fit on. i'm still pretty new to this myself (you can see me learning wp in my tabs) but from what I understand bootstrap was designed for pages that are meant to be size-responsive.

the mobile one looks alright though.

don't castrate me.

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>>54123880
forgot image lol.

>>54123880
>>54123894
Saddens my soul that there are people "learning" to make websites like this.

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>>54108504
the chat boxes are a little cut off for me. using chromium on ubuntu. Otherwise site looks good for a first time!

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Anyone here worked with d3.js or SVG elements on the dom?

>>54123928
>hang out in IRC web dev channels
>5 years ago, everyone learning about box model and how page actually constructed
>now all questions about bootstrap or frameworks without understanding anything

>>54123856
Glad, I could help.

>>54123988
I used D3, it's decent for visualization. If you just want a few simple graphs, I'd use HighChart JS instead though.

>>54123993
this, so much this

>>54120810
>no idea how to fix that look.
It's just basic as fuck. Centering some text that you bolded half of doesn't make an appealing website title and big blue bar isn't the best idea for a header.

That search bar just brings back flash backs of every download site that's going to redirect me or try to install ask toolbar. Maybe the middle isn't the best place for it.

The basic blue coloring doesn't help.

It's nice in terms of just being basic but looking at other phone comparison websites you'll quickly be notice how they have a skinnier header, it has drop down menus and there's some generic lifestyle image or sliders or graphs or something appealing to look at that.

I do like that table though.

>>54123928

I can understand that its not a good long term way to learn, but I am building this website for my business, I don't have the budget to get one made and I don't have the knowledge/time to make a non framework one.

>>54123793
>>54123839

Thanks

>>54123880

That was sort of why I am asking the question, its fixed now.

>>54122396
One HTML page that fills a map using Google's map API so js, using PHP to hit a MySQL back end.

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>>54124007
I'm using d3's geo projection to render some protest sites in provinces of China.

The map renders okay, but I'm having a bitch of a time getting it responsive. I've considered using Javascript to resize the element and re-translate the map, but the SVG element is refusing to behave.
I'm considering just taking the info on the right panel and overlaying it in a modal over the whole screen instead, but that feels like it would make it a little more awkward to navigate.

Any advice would be welcome. It's up on Heroku here:
http://immense-ridge-1024.herokuapp.com/

>>54123271

It's a project I took over from the past developer. I have no idea I just got here lol. Still stuck :/

>>54108504
Have a "quik donate" button where "VIP Members" get to tip their favourited streamers at the same time with just a push of a button

>>54123839
>>54123793

Ok I changed it so that

@media (min-width: 992px) {
    .textSection {
        left:0;
    }
}

That way I can have the col-sm-push-2 do its thing on smaller screens but it won't effect larger ones. Fingers crossed it wont somehow break everything.

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>>54124055
No, what you just said is about as fitting as describing the holocaust as a minor inconvenience.
Not only is that way of "learning" absolutely horrid and counterintuitive, you're not actually learning web development at all.
All you're accomplishing is a website that is hacked together, much like a toddler trying to build an actual skyscraper using his knowledge of building with Legos.
Learning basic HTML and CSS will take the average person about a week, to easily surpass the level where you're currently at. Plus they will actually have a clue on what they're doing.

Your kind of "web development" is what's wrong with the internet.

>hurr durr let's use a framework to build a website, it's so easy, I don't even need to learn the basics
Just fucking no.

>>54123968
I use 23" monitors so I didn't notice this until the other day.

>>54124176
I was planning something like this originally (donate buttons and take like 5%) but I think part of the terms of using the Riot API only allows monetization through ads. If I start getting some traffic I might put one on each side of the bottom.

>>54111068
I really wanted to automate the deployment but didn't feel like messing with it anymore. I wanted any master pushes to git to be tested on a continuous integration server and then sent to the production server. Right now I just push to git and then pull from the server though.

>>54124320
And I didn't write that to discourage you, but rather in a desperate attempt to encourage you to stray away from that path of ignorance you're currently on, and instead traverse the road leading to success.

>>54124320

Right, but the point I was making was that I am not doing this to learn Web Dev, I am doing this because my business needs a website. This will be the only website I make in a few years.

Also I do sort of know the basics, the issue I had was with the framework, not really with my CSS/HTML knowledge.

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I'm probably fucked. Applied to a front end job but I haven't done anything front end related in a while.


Pls send help

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>>54124456
u must search within u anon

>everyday come into /wdg/
>ctrl+f
>koa
>0 results
>graphql
>0 results
>relay
>0 results
>es7
>0 results
>await
>0 results
it's like you people live in 2015

>>54124352
a lot of the current tutorial bases (like 80% of the OP's links) are making these frameworks out to be the entire thing. freecodecamp, for instance (which eventually provides a certification if you do the projects), spends probably two dozen lessons teaching bootstrap and responsive design. they make it out to be the main way in which front-end designers make their sites, due to the demand for mobile sites.

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>>54124469
there is nothing there

>>54124569
you can learn react in a day

>>54124427
You make it seem like you think learning web dev and building a website for your business aren't related. As I said before, building a skyscraper with knowledge of only Legos. I mean, you're on your way, sure, but the end result without the underlying knowledge will invariably be something undesirable.

Just as an example, the problem you posted about would a) most likely not appear, or b) be solved literally in a matter of seconds, if you had the knowledge to go with your tools.

>>54124537
Absolutely disgusting.
Thankfully I learned web dev before front-end frameworks became popular; I can express myself, and accomplish any of my client's wishes without a problem, while coding everything by hand.
And if I should ever want to use a framework, learning them would be a trivial matter.

>>54124582

Do you wear a fedora?

>>54124575
how?

>>54124638
Yes.

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What does this mean?

>>54124850
I fucking hate pajeet-lang

>>54124850
Ha. I see pages like these every day since my college's website keeps crashing.

>>54124850
Do you know what an object is? Do you know what an instance is?

If not, read a few books before returning to a computer

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>>54124850
post BlogListPageController.cs

>>54124497
Even if I use some of those, does not mean I have to shill them each thread.

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>>54124940

Is taking a small course in webdev a good idea if I want to get my foot in the door and some experience to hopefully end up getting a degree and working in software engineering?

Or should I just study networking to get a better base understanding of computers?

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>>54125365

Software engineering is a broad field. Is there anything in particular you want to work with?

The best general advice I can give is that getting a job is easy as long as you can prove that you've done it before.

Is TypeScript worth learning?
Can I do Angular2 without TypeScript?

>>54125617
P-promise you won't bully?

Security interests me and I think that after doing a course I'll have a better understanding of what specifically I want to do with security but I do prefer the software side of things. The thing with security though is that you have to amass so much knowledge that it's a goal that's far off

>>54122336
Brackets has live update in Chrome browser. You just click the little lighting bolt on the upper right of Brackets and any html/css code you right immediately shows up in Chrome

>>54125287
>

List<string> x = new List<string>();

You are declaring and initialising a variable, but have to explicitly supply the type twice. Would it not be sane for the language to infer the type of an immediately initialized variable, so there is less boilerplate?

>>54125630
Yes. No.

>>54125885

I honestly don't know how to answer that this is my first web dev job coming from html css and JS. I took over this headache of a project. I'm going to have the lead dev look at my issue tomorrow. Btw I'm looking for a dev buddy who I can give a little cash to when I get stuck.

what's the best freelancing site if I'm not pajeet?

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>starting out webdev freelance
>have two clients lined up, but neither will be ready for at least 6 weeks
What's a good way to find a quick job? Anybody tried one of those freelancing sites?

>>54126099
Pajeets are everywhere. Try Elance.

>>54125287
from the error you posted and the code the only way it could throw that exception is if x was null but it can't be null because you initialise it at the start

did you change the code and is it still throwing the same error?

>>54125885
In C#'s defense (disclaimer: I use it everyday at work), that's 'old' C#.
Since i-can't-remember-which version of .NET, you can safely write

var x = new List<string>();

and the compiled code (or JIT code or whatever they use to get low level) will be the same as the more verbose version (no extra runtime overhead!).
I think they initially made it verbose on purpose, to make it more Java-like and get early adopters from the Java community, back when the Java-no-script was a hot thing.

>>54125972
I'd be more than happy to assist. I've even got some time tonight to help you out with this particular problem if you want.

>>54126789
you know by 'cash' he means sexual favours

>>54126799
might as well cut the middle man out.

or leave him in...you know.

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>>54126809
nice

>>54126674

I haven't messed with the code at all yet. Lead dev will take a look tomorrow.

>>54126789

My email is crizilla at gmail if you're serious about it and can respond usually same day or next day at latest. I won't have you do full blown projects for me but if I get stuck on something id love to have your help and then just give you a payment through PayPal.

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I want to make a site for streaming anime, something along the lines of the following:

magestream.org
kingstream.tv


I've read everything on html and I'm reading a lot on CSS with w3schools.com and I've made a few webpages and the like, but I don't know the progression to be able to copy these sites. Don't care about originality, any of these sites would work perfectly for what I want.


A few questions:
- Should I ignore trying to learn more using predefined courses of action and just move straight to trying to understand everything using 'view page as source'?
-is all the code used for these sites readily available, or are there things that I won't be able to get access to without requesting it from the site creators?
-I noticed a lot of 'jscript' shit when looking at source on magestream and kingstream (didn't get around to others yet), will this be a problem? I don't know anything about javascript.

>>54126871
sent

Trying to learn fucking JavaScript, it looked not too bad five years ago now there's fucking node, ES6, babel, EcmaScript2024, import from import from import, typescript, everything breaking up because of some npm package
I should go full back end
FRONT END SUCKS

>>54126871
Senpai, if you ever get stuck in PHP lemme know. I want in on this cashflow.

>>54126947
the best recommendation you will get all day:
upload your chinese cartoons to youtube and just build a shitty html site to embed them in

>>54126982
no that's gay I want to watch it with my buds live with chatango chatroom.

>>54126966
The shitstorm has only just began unfortunately. As it turns out Node and all that other shit is more than just a meme.

>>54126997
use youtube to stream it from your computer then, cos theres no fucking way you'll be building a streaming website by
> trying to understand everything using 'view page as source'

>>54127025
FUCKK


really?


Look man, what's the suggested progression then? Ppl keep saying crap like 'just practice and see what you can't do' but that's all shit. Practice what? There some exercises I could maybe do?


Also how far will I have to learn? I remember someone telling me I'd only have to learn PHP and that's as far as I'd have to take it, but now I'm worried there might be some javascript bs too.

currently refactoring an insane webapp

>synchronous xhr everywhere
>building up api requests in json using strings
>assumes ie6 is still a thing
>has 10000 line ridiculous god class

it is stupid because i have tried to refactor this before and i doubt i can even get my changes merged but it's so bad...

>>54126966

Knowing both is the way to go nowadays

>>54127059
you're starting too big, streaming video to multiple users is surprisingly hard
if you unloaded the streaming bit to another website it would make it actually achievable which is why i suggested youtube

you could try and find an opensource streaming site and get it running then change the template to make it look how you want it, add the chat and add a feature to keep the stream in sync with other people

but seriously, by far the most realistic design will be upload to youtube, you start playing the video, when someone else joins just start playing the video from the time you are up to.. pretty simple

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>>54127108
>im a full-stack developer

>>54127117
oh, sorry, I wasn't clear then. The sites I listed use third-party streaming platforms like streamify. I'm not very familiar with Streamify but I assume it would be similar to embedding youtube videos on a website. Also thanksfor the advice.

>>54127180
k.. yeah i dont know about streamify but its probably easy enough to start a stream and just be running a basic html page with the stream embedded
just give it a go boi

>>54104815
why does everything have to be new memejs technology

>>54127215
thanks anon! Might as well just hop right in and see how it goes.

>>54126947
lol, I used to help run one of the oldest anon based sites like that. They're ridiculously simple and you will have far more trouble with actually maintaining a community, streaming, and managing the users than the site stuff itself.

The video is actually just an embed from some streaming site. Back in the day we used mogulus (before it was called livestream) then ustream and others. Nowadays people are using many different sites. You can stream to any of those sites using one of
>FFMPEG
>OBS (Open Broadcaster Software)
>FMLE (Adobe's Flash Media Live Encoder)
>Many other proprietary streaming platforms.
The actual method for streaming varies from software to software and site to site. The information is easily accessible. OBS is newer and better than the rest (and also Free and Open Source, plus the main dev, Jim, is a pretty cool guy). Once you've picked a site, made a channel on it, and figured out how to stream to it, you can embed the channel onto your webpage (the streaming site will give you some code to copypasta, just stick it in a div).

There are a handful of different chat platforms out there. We used irc with mibbit as the web client. Other people use other chat platforms like chatango, there are many. Just look around at the competition, setting this up is pretty easy too. Again copypasta the embed code and put it in another div.

Figure out how to put the divs side by side, give your site a banner. Done. Really shitty streaming site is ready to go.

A few sites have more features and use fancier javascript functionality but for the most part these sites are pretty basic.

The banner in the top right with a count down and the next movie title probably took a bit of work. That's a more interesting project to take on, though for your purposes I wouldn't waste time on it.

>>54126947
>streaming anime

On a more serious note, streaming video is not easy. You will need a buffering synchronizing web player, a server with enough space and bandwidth to store and stream the video at a decent speed and a machine to transcode your MKVs to WebM or MP4.

Either way, just use one of the many readily available youtube sync sites or http://syncplay.pl/

>>54127131
full stack developer is actually a hipster keyword. it means he knows how to nest functions in javascript (the top of the stack) and how to restart apache when the website goes down (the bottom of the stack)

>>54127117
One could also go this route. Something fancy I once read about but never actually tried was setting up a streaming server locally and having said local streaming server stream out to these online services.

So for instance, suppose you're running a lan tournament for some game. You can have each of your players stream their screen to the local server and then have the local server juxtapose all of their video onto one screen and finally send this stream off to twitch or something.

>>54127249
I forgot to mention. Most of these sites use shitty free webhosting like 000webhost because occasionally the site gets DMCA'd or reported (more often by a disgruntled user you banned) and gets taken down. It's easier to just make another shitty free site and point the domain name at it than to try and convince someone that your operation is even remotely legit.

How good at php do I need to be to get a backend job?

>>54127269
sounds reasonably accurate
i bet he also knows how to install wordpress plugins, then boast about how he built a website by himself

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>>54127249
yeah I have a bit of experience streaming with OBS. And the way you describe it is getting me all excited! Don't really care how it looks, this will be all about functionality for now.

>>54127265
this syncplay looks pretty interesting. I've been wanting to set something like this up so I can watch movies with my brother who lives abroad. Wouldn't be convenient at all for my anime project through.

>>54104815
Guys, I can't for the life of me get http/2 to work.

I think I may finally have a lead on the problem. My openssl doesn't support 'ALPN'.

Does anyone know how to get a version of openssl that supports ALPN on Fedora 23?

Yes, I've googled the matter. Extensively. Many times.

>>54127315
hurry up and build it then scrublord, i want to come and laugh at your shit taste in anime

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>>54127389
I'll try my best!

>>54115787

use bootstrap .

>>54127332
Just compile openssl yourself. No clue about the Fedora specifics though. I'm a Debian person.

>>54123988

I've worked with DimpleJS which is simplified D3, because it's either fuck hard to learn it or I do not have the patience to learn it the hard way .

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>>54127530
Tried that. Appeared successful. But openssl was still using old version, and https://localhost/server-status confirmed apache was still using openssl 1.0.1

So I read the INSTALL file, and tried using ./config shared

It had errors. I didn't understand the errors. So back to rpm-searching I went.

And I found some RPMs. Problem is that I remembered wrong, i'm using Fedora 22, and this version of openssl is only in the Fedora 23 repo. So I downloaded the rpms and am trying to force an upgrade.

Fuck my life.

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>>54127883
What the fuck am I supposed to do? I'm not good at this. I'm just a web-developer. I have some SysAdmin skills, like basic level, but everytime I try to do shit like compiling my own shit, its bug city.

>>54127883
And I can't remove the openssl 1.0.1 package without it auto-removing a bunch of shit like skype and a bunch of libraries and such

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>>54127934
OK, did a

 rpm -i --force ./*.rpm 

and it appears it went through with no issue

it installed the rpms:

openssl-1.0.2g-2.fc23.x86_64.rpm
openssl-libs-1.0.2g-2.fc23.x86_64.rpm

but apache is still using the wrong version

god damnit

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>>54128034
FUCK YES!!!!
YEAH!
OH MAN!
YEAH!


OK. So, if any of you fine lads want to enable http/2 on apache 2.4 on fedora 22, you're going to need to force install:
openssl
openssl-libs
from the fedora 23 repo using the rpm command (not dnf)

and you're going to need to force-install with the --nodeps option for the package
mod_ssl
from the fedora 23 repo

Just glad I finally got it working, and my system didn't crash. Woot. I guess the binary-compatibility or whatever didn't change between fedora 22 and 23 on the ssl/httpd packages.

>>54128221
i feel like i should write this down somewhere
put it in a gist or something so it shows up in google when i have this problem

>>54120248

I'm not a huge fan of the gradient, but the only real criticism I have is that there should be a blurb above the search bar telling me to click on different tags and then hit search.

Nice work!

>>54121940

Lemme guess, the translateZ hack?

Frontend is messier, but backend can get a lot harder a lot faster.

>>54123993

Sure, sure, but it saves a shitload of time.

>>54120248

pretty cool

tut on how to do something like this?

>>54124497

"wah wah wah not enough buzzwords"

way to be a hipster js faggoot

>>54124850

I'm guessing (haven't done ASP) that in the controller that should be setting up the object that gets rendered in your view code the object reference isn't getting assigned?

>>54126966

Do yourself a favor:

Learn ES5. Most code you run into in the wild (not the hipster shit everyone talks about, but the shit that pays the bills) will be ES5 or close to it.

Go read the APIs for NodeJS, learn them, and learn about Express. Maaaaybe learn about HAPI.

If you can do those things *well*, you'll do better than somebody who only kinda gets the new shiny.

>>54128391

book you'd recommend?

>>54128408

"Javascript: The Good Parts" is the only paper book I've read on the topic, and there's a reason people consider it the classic on JS ( http://www.amazon.com/JavaScript-Good-Parts-Douglas-Crockford/dp/0596517742/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1461127519&sr=8-1&keywords=javascript+the+good+parts ).

Learning Express is best done through their online docs, which are admittedly not good.

Learning Node I did by just hacking around and using their API docs.

Javascript is a language suited to pointless hacking.

>>54128446

Oh, one more thing--make sure to read up on Node streams and on Promises. The Q library still has the nicest docs for introducing that stuff, though you'll prefer Bluebird in production.

>>54128251
You are overcomplicating it. The correct solution is upgrade to Fedora 23.

>>54128251
https://gist.github.com/Mr920/2a5389a6bf470d6ad8a7ab2cfa2fe835#file-do-fun-stuff-sh

>>54128473
What if you've been using Fedora 22 for like 2 years, have a butt-load of files and custom configs, and are too lazy to go clean up everything? (and too poor to buy a disk for a raw backup)

Sometimes upgrading distro isn't an option.

>>54128517
Is Fedora not upgradeable like every other distro on the planet or you just don't know how?

>>54128540
I dont trust `fedup` because of all the bug reports I saw on the matter one day when I was googling a different issue. (I was looking into some wayland glitch with my laptop, but the search results kept showing people talking about the fedup upgrade from 22 to 23 ended up crashing their computer and making it unbootable) (I remembered this, so I've never used the utility)

>>54128566
Use a saner distro then.

>>54104815
How would I build this footer?
http://www.haydenshapes.com/

>>54104815
i want to learn about user authentication using the mean stack, can somebody give me some pointers?

>>54129534
Don't store your user data in Mongo and use the OAuth Express middleware or similar.

>>54125630
yes yes

>>54129491
Position: fixed and put it lower than the rest of the page in the z-index.

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Facing some UI/UX issues..
If you are one clash of clans player and are used to manage clans, I'm making a war manager (and more). Supercell just released their API and I think that's the right moment to release something around it (as a CoC player)

could you give me some advices about some UX/UI improvement about that part: how should I simply display the data

Where can I upload files for html?
<img scr="">

Just did a huge migration to php 7 for a billing server at work. Holy balls 7 is fucking fast!!!!!!!!

>>54129534
Nothing in particular, but here are some of the libraries you may want to look at.

https://github.com/jaredhanson/passport
https://nodejs.org/api/crypto.html
https://jwt.io/

Check out this tutorial to put them all together.

https://thinkster.io/mean-stack-tutorial#adding-authentication-via-passport

>>54132095
Please, do tell. We're still at 5.3 at work. Would be nice to be able to convince them to do this too.

>>54132094
img src "/fileOnYourLocalMachine"?

>>54104815
Can anyone help me with user groups in Django?
I'm trying to make 2 groups with their permissions, one can view and the other can view, delete, edit.
How can I do it programmatically instead through the admin interface?

>>54132107
shit man its night and day. Granted our code is the product of 30 different devs and spans over 10 years so there is alot of garbage in it.

>>54132095
Are there any incompatibilities between php 5.6.17 and php 7 ?

I'm looking to do everything I can to optimize the speed of our pages.

>>54132596
http://php.net/manual/en/migration70.php

>>54132776
Dare I ask what happened to PHP version 6?

>>54132861
php people are fucking retarded and they just skipped it

>>54132596
If you were in fact doing everything you can, you would have stopped using PHP.

Which OS would be best suitable for front-end development? Constructive criticism is welcome.

>>54132944
And used what instead?

>>54133050
a faster language?
Java, Go, Node the list goes on, pretty much everything is faster than php

>>54133088
are any of those even supported by apache?

I don't want to have to install tomcat or some custom nodeserver.

Apache is proven. Apache is trusted.

If apache has some mod_node I might look into it, but if you're telling me to choose node over apache: no. I see only three real choices for server side processing:

mod_php
mod_perl
mod_cgi

Those are my three options for server-side processing. I guess there's also mod_passenger and I think there's even a python plugin.

But if I can't do it in apache, then i'm not doing it.

And don't you tell me java is better. I've used a few tomcat driven webapps. They tend to suck. And tomcat is a fucking trip-fest to debug.

>>54133136
>tomcat
>nodeserver
>>apache

Embrace Nginx, senpai

>>54133136
>apache in current year
typical php shitter

>>54133136
Nigga, consider this: there are languages that don't need Apache to run.

>>54133340
Apache is a full-featured web server. The hyper-text transfer protocol daemon.

Are you really going to tell me some half-baked little program to process node could compete with apache, which has stood the test of time?

Apache has been in use for more than a decade. Probably 3 decades. (don't quote me on that, i'm guessing; I'm bad at computer-history)
Can the same be said of this little node program?

>>54133035
Correct answer: Linux
Easymode: OS X
Rot in hell: Windows

>>54133382
And COBOL has been running business infrastructure since the 60s. Why don't you use that instead of your barely 20 year old non-programming language?

>node
Kek. Go, Erlang, C# or C++.

>>54133466
and Python. Let's not forget about the faithful snake.
>inb4 shitty slow interpreted language

>>54133466
>C++
>webdev
what are you retarded?

>>54133466
Bro, what is your problem? Why are you people so irrational?

Guys. The real world uses apache. Nginx has some share too, but primarily its apache.

From what I can tell, node's primary market is students, but isn't really used much in the real world.

I don't want to be a starbucks-hipster, I want to be suit-and-tie web guy.

And all major signs (this board aside) suggest that the best way to go about that is to used tested, trusted, proven technologies like apache, php, and mysql.

Anything else is just to join the "cool kids" club. And I don't really care about being cool. I want money. I want United States Dollars. I want fancy equipment. I want to be able to pay my own rent. I want to be able to eat nice food. I want dollars.

Apache is the way to US Dollars, not node.

>>54133552
kys

>>54133522
>Webdev is only copy paste Bootstrap sites
Some services need the performance, Pajeet.
>>54133552
I can agree on Apache and MySQL, but
>PHP
>tested, trusted, proven

>>54133653
Alright, fine. Perl is probably what I should be using, but for some reason, php is what I ran into first. I've already got a lot of experience with php, and honestly, php seemed like it was designed more with websites in mind.

perl was designed as a general scripting language, and was only implemented in websites in an after-the-fact manner using mod_cgi. It was like: there was perl. Then there was websites. Then there was perl-driven websites. Then php comes along.

I figure since php was designed around the idea of being used in web-development, it is probably a bit easier to use than trying to do all backend stuff in perl via the cgi or perl module.

But yes, I give you that perl is probably more trusted than php. There's got to be a reason a lot of university websites and financial institutions still have perl scripts in their /cgi-bin/ directory.

But I'm probably sticking with php unless it becomes damn clear that the whole world suddenly decides to move to perl or something.

where to buy domain names?


I'm looking into doing distribution of copyright material, would I run into additional problems if I use a mainstream domain like .com, .org, .co.uk, .fr, etc?

>>54133720
grandpa fuck off