>NEET guide to web dev employment pastebin.com/4YeJAUbT/ >How to get started > [YouTube] 2016/2017 MUST-KNOW WEB DEVELOPMENT TECH - Watch this if you want to be a web developer youtube.com/watch?v=sBzRwzY7G-k > [YouTube] Javascript is Easy - "JavaScript is Easy" - If you can't into programming, you probably won't find a simpler introduction to JavaScript than this. youtube.com/watch?v=zf_cb_Nw5zY
>study digital media (webdev and some CS fundamentals, the rest is about design, audio and video) >official title is a bachelor of computer engineering
Ain't that fucking lovely...
Andrew Nguyen
so is js the only way
Jace Brooks
You can't escape from JS in webdev.
Eli Ortiz
you can do vbscript in old internet explorer
Wyatt Smith
Amazing.
Blake Ross
not a game dev here, but... there is haxe/openfl + other frameworks
There are a bunch of compile-to-js or interpret in js languages. I use clojurescript.
Elijah Wilson
Bump
Jason White
Can someone guide me in the right direction on how to approach this?
What i want to do is to have JS listen for json content being sent from the backend, triggered by backend (not continous timer). To explain in detail i have digital post-it notes that you can create and move around on the screen. They only appear for your user profile. I want to add a share funtion so that if user A creates a note, he can then "share" or "send" that note to user B, so user B gets a "clone" of the note that he now owns himself. I can do this fine and dandy backend which requires a refresh by user B for the note to appear (fetching all notes he owns). But i want to eliminate the need for a refresh, it should just pop up on his screen. So therefore when user A "shares" a note and the backend saves it in the database for user B, it should also trigger JS on user B's client-side to somehow listen for incoming json being sent from the backend so the note will appear instantly.
Is this doable or am i retarded?
Blake Howard
Using PHP btw.
Alexander King
Anyone know what's up with chrome inspector and websockets? Once it does the upgrade from http to websockets it stops tracking any sort of data exchange and you can only track from wireshark :/
Eli Smith
Does anyone know of a project I can use as an example to implement SignIn with Linkedin in ASP.NET? I saw one a few days ago, but the link was dead.
Anthony Lewis
Use Ajax or some frontend framework like angular or react.
The official docs are pretty straightforward. If you can't find an example specifically for linkedin, Oauth is pretty much the same no matter which providers you use.
Benjamin Watson
Use web sockets to send data from the server to the client at any time. If you're using Node.js, you may be interested in this framework: socket.io/
Robert Mitchell
Well actually you just said you're using PHP so I guess you're on your own about frameworks... but check out web sockets. I can confirm it'd be easy with Node.js at least, but maybe it is with PHP as well.
Connor Edwards
Will check it out. Are there security concerns i should be wary about though?
Jose Torres
>Are there security concerns i should be wary about though? Just the usual. If you send unencrypted data over the wire, it's susceptible to MITM attacks, whether it's ws or http, so be sure to wrap it before you tap it, especially if money is involved.
