Just look at that diversity.. - wait, where's the woman? WTF!? Those sexist pigs.
Leo Brooks
Spent 5 hours uploading my db collection like about a week ago and now its the biggest public database directory in the world. Meanwhile all the sites that I spent weeks making barely gets a few hundred uniques per day, and I'm depressed now.
In PHP can the user hack their way into post? If I have user validation in get should I just copy paste that validation in post or is it assumed that the user can only be valid if heir got to post?
Brandon Ward
That's the wrong question..
"Post" is just a method a client throws at a server. Nobody can keep it from using it.
The interesting part what you do as server. Again, nobody keeps you from throwing back "451 Unavailable For Legal Reasons" for every single request. It would be a shit site, but it is totally possible.
Gabriel Barnes
Not sure what you mean with hack, but I essentially yes. In my opinion it doesn't matter if you use POST/GET as long as you create a temporary verification code every time a user logs in in order to make sure they actually want to do what they're about to do.
You have just manifested a complete lack of understanding how HTTP works.
Anthony Carter
I have to make 5 webpages on any given subject for college. Is there any really easy to use tricks that will make the webpages look really fancy? All I've learned for the module in this semester is only basic CSS, HTML and even more basic JavaScript.
Isaac Mitchell
Sup guys maybe you can help.
I have a wordpress website running the 2014 theme, and despite all my efforts I'm unable to enlarge the widgets sidebar beyond 172px without it overlapping to the right. I tried this code I found online:
How do i stream to the server? the old rtmp adress isnt working anymore with OBS
Joshua Powell
like the guide says, rtmp://yourserver/applicationname/streamname if you are streaming with OBS then put the streamname into the key field instead of putting it into the URL.
Cooper Reed
Got an email (dat linkedin botnet, tho) about a mid-senior front end gig (es6; ideally react and redux, babel and webpack; testing wise jasmine, ava and enzyme) in Central London for 6 months. £450 a day.
Recruitment company is VividResourcing if anyone's interested.
Leo Evans
i've got it running now. Nginx has created a stream.m3u8 file and a bunch of stream-X.ts.
But i cant play the m3u8. The online stream players give me crossdomain error and VLC gives me what i believe is a permission error.
Bentley Bailey
did you skip the http setup from your guide? it sets CORS headers.
Justin Price
i believe you're right. I assumed he just put that into his config in the next window. I didnt understand what to do with that code.
nvm, my config file was identical to his the entire time.
must be something else that's fucked.
Joshua Perry
What a hell is portfolio and what should it contain? Is it like a CV but in a form of a website? If it is why does it exist? Also, is CV supposed to be just text documents with nothing but black text? My shitty friends were saying about adding colors and other shit
Isaac Flores
Just learn what you need online
Hunter Nguyen
>London Not even once
Lincoln Brooks
Do any of you guys use a CMS? What are some good ones? Are they worthwhile? At my previous workplace we just used a table in our database or resource bundles on the server
Benjamin White
It's a showcase of your skills, rather than just you claiming skills on a CV you show them in action. GitHub is essentially a portfolio of code
Cooper Lopez
Oh so I just link the projects that I've worked ?
Jack Butler
you ever think, If Trumps ends net neutrality, WebDev might now be the best profession to be in
Am I doing a good thing by using zero .js on my websites? Serious question
Elijah Hughes
>no video with supported format and MIME type found
Do you know what might be causing this?
Blake Morgan
JavaScript is a powerful language. You don't need a library.
Michael Perez
I'm taking my first steps into PHP.
I am making a simple blog hosted on a wamp server using a MySQL database for holding the information about the blogs and associated blog posts. I can access the blog at localhost/blog/index.php
I have limited the content field to 50 characters and then have to click a "More" link at the end to view the whole blog post. Clicking the link takes me to localhost/blog/blogpost.php?ID=id_here
Here's the kicker: I want to know how to use this functionality in a single PHP file. How would I move the code in blogpost.php into index.php without breaking it and being able to retain functionality? I'm new to this kind of stuff and I hope I can get some pointers
Later, adding some item to moo $("#moo").append(" mzh");
how can I avoid to make a new call to ## handling ## and have that 3rd ahref handling ?
James Williams
Delegate the event and shit.
$("#moo").on("click", "a", function() {});
David White
Is this how an isomorphic React app would work?
The server serves an index.html file on all routes. The index.html file connects to bundled Javascript containing all the React-related functionality. This front-end application handles routing and view-generation, occassionally contacting the server for data or authentication.
Is that right?
Caleb Rivera
ok so the web host i intend to use supports ASP.NET
this means i can use freaking C# right??? i won't even have to touch php?????? please tell me this is real
Christopher Cruz
also is there any way you could help me get an estimate of the amount of computing power you can use in a shared environment? especially since C# should be much faster than most scripting languages, then could i do processing of small (dozens of kilobytes) user-uploaded files, or are you supposed to only do the lightest tasks of handling user sessions and sending emails and whatnot?
Zachary Diaz
having trouble modifying somebody else's template, huh Pradeep?
Ryder Cook
whats the new meme front end framewokr now? Did NG2 fail? React all the way now?
Dylan Roberts
88 cent .com domains from name cheap until the end of the hour
if you can get to it. every year the same shit happens where namecheaps shit fucking script cant handle the hundreds of thousands of people trying to load their site. You'd think that a site of this magnitude could be up for more than 5 seconds at a time
Luke Scott
React is elegant, but not easy to get into. Because it's just the view layer you'll have to implement everything else to your liking. Which can be good if you know your shit but if you are just starting out you are bound to make tons of bad design choices. >tfw just started a React/Redux job and I barely have an idea what I'm doing
Used to be an Angular guy but the change to v2 is just too retarded.
Did a project in vue.js but it's pretty much babbys first frontend framework, wouldn't bother learning it desu
Tyler Miller
what dont you like about NG2?
I'm trying to get a re-write green lit at work from a cluster fuck jquery mess to NG2.
Hudson Kelly
Oh I phrased that wrong.
I can't actually say much about ng2. It's probably very elegant and whatnot For me it just didn't make sense to switch. I invested heavily into ng1, and switching would require too many unproductive hours of learning the new API and possibly TypeScript. Also I couldn't reuse any of my old directives without rewriting large parts, which is a bummer. Modularity was always the main selling point of ng to me.
>jquery mess Dear god maintaining a jquery project which goes beyond a few simple hides, shows or whatnot is a real pain in the ass. Was actually my first ng project, rewriting a jquery PoS into an actual maintainable SPA
Isaiah Scott
Totally reasonable reaction to NG2 coming out. They say its possible to use just JS for NG2 but EVERYTHING is in TypeScript.
The Jquery mess is basically an entire enterprise web client (thick) split into 4 40-50k line js files.
Most html is string+dom manipulation. Only the dead know peace from this agony.
Also jquery.extend(). Fucking. Everywhere.
Jason Baker
Any good black Friday web hosting sales out there? Is cloudatcost pay one time and have it forever just a meme?
How do you guys write your javascript code? In my workplace I am used to typing a few lines then console.log(result)
So its like: Some Constructor() { } console.log(result)
AnotherConstructor() { } console.log(result)
But then my supervisor keeps on watching behind my back while I code as if expecting me to write everything fast. I saw his face doing a facepalm reflected on my monitor. When I'm writing html I could do it fast I already know the result even without refreshing the page. But when I write js I'm a console.log person. I try to make my js code easy to read, easy to maintain, does what its supposed to do and yet my supervisor keeps on facepalming on my "console.log per function" style of writing code. I thing he wants me to just:
Would actually want to know as well. Will soon be putting up my portfolio website and would like to host it outside of heroku. Also, should I even bother with .com for 15€/year if I can get .us for pennies?
Brandon Brooks
Jesus fuck, PHP is a dumpster fire. Fractally insecure. Someone please remind me again why it's so great? It's impossible to write clean, simple code when you have to constantly dodge the gaping security holes. Not to mention it's hideous to read compared to most other languages.
Grayson Sanders
slack is written with PHP ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
William Howard
I'm glad you remember articles from the 2000's
Henry Wood
>It's impossible to write clean, simple code That's more down to your level of incompetence.
>constantly dodge the gaping security holes See above. If you know what you're doing, writing secure code in PHP is about as easy as any other language.
>hideous to read compared to most other languages Do you really care that much about how it looks?
Gabriel Harris
Hibernate is great, if you're using spring then consider Spring Data, it still uses Hibernate but abstracts it some more for you
Dylan King
Glanced over it. Line 99 with the $_GET id is very insecure and open to sql injection. Look into mysqli_escape and use that before you use the variable inside a sql query. Or look into PDO. That's just what I saw. You should also be suspicious of anything in the $_server super global also
Ethan Jackson
That's some terrible looking code, a few tips: * Move the configuration variables to the top of the script along with the mysqli connection * Use classes and style them with CSS instead of using bgcolor * Don't echo "", do it the other way around like this:
I'm hating it less each day. It sucks at the beginning due to the JS memestack you have to get into (webpack, babel and all that other shit)
But when that is done it makes for a pretty comfy dev setup. Hot reloading is nice for sure. However it all will probably be for nothing due to some new hot framework coming out in 2 months tops.
frontend, not even once
Dominic Campbell
if he knows what he's doing? he wouldn't need you in the first place. just ignore him. don't overthink. focus on code, not on people.
Hudson Flores
>font-size
smaller < small large > larger
Explain this
Brody Davis
Try to find a code formatter (on save) suited for your needs.
Wyatt Morgan
don't use -er. learn how to typography. I have to talk to graphic designers just on typography alone.
Justin Gray
lol fuck that guy. my attitude toward work has become, unless someone tells you there is a problem, try to ignore any "noise" or vibes or whatever. so just keep doing what you're doing.
but seriously who watches someone code over their shoulder? that's what reviews are for.
Eli Moore
yeah the memestack is cancerous
I've been practicing without using ES6... maybe I should be doing it with ES6 instead
Camden Myers
async await
Lincoln Flores
Just have a bit more confidence in your coding. If you're in the zone try writing at least 15-20 lines before checking your work. What helps me is just a quick comment on what I expect functions should output.
Hunter Hernandez
its like they're trying to turn it into a real programming language
Logan Foster
I tried to fight ES6 as long as possible but I'm afraid nowadays it's easier to just go with it. I mean eventually it's gonna be the standard anyway, right? Might as well get used to async and await while you're at it.
Arrow functions are pretty nice. Also creating a copy of an object is ez
var copy = {...original}
Blake Gonzalez
Things like this are my fear because I always code like shit when there are people watching me code. Even if it's someone I know like my sister or another friend
Now that I think of it, I do everything like shit when there's someone watching from my back, even playing games
How do I explain this to a potential hirer? I hope no hirer does this when I graduate
Joseph Nelson
yeah i know. basically every platform thats having trouble with their load times are migrating immediately
Jack Richardson
Wait isn't async/await an ES7 feature?
Brody Barnes
yeah it didn't make it into the 2016 release, but soonTM
Adrian Johnson
Require some guidance as to how to go about make the form in the picture.
Here is how i would go about doing it:
For “JobSearch.com” Create div set height in pixels set width to 100% For “Create Your Account” Set margins so Create Your Account is a bit below For “*Required Information” Create h2 header with margins so basic information box is a bit below For “Basic Information Form” Create Div width 90% centered somehow P tag basic information
Any criticism is would be great.
Jonathan Gonzalez
I need a basic site with a database and member list.
Skills I require: HTML, CSS, jQuery, PHP or Python or Ruby or whatever language you can do it in
Site will need to query a database, register members, post messages, and download/parse URLs and a basic design. You'll also need to know nginx and linux setup and the site will need to be modern and flip between pages seamlessly with jQuery.
Shouldn't take more than a day to complete. Can pay in bitcoin. $25 maybe is fair, maybe more.
Anyone interested?
Luis Walker
Hey guys, I'm trying to make a script atm with Tampermonkey but I'm having some trouble with it. My goal is to either redirect me to a certain page when I open a certain page OR to close the tab when I open a certain page and then open a new tab with a certain page.
So far I've got it working but the problem is - the script only starts working and doing what I said above when the page already fully loaded, which renders the script completely useless.
Anyone got an idea how to execute the script immediately before the page is fully loaded?
if it's a registration with multiple parts maybe make a progress bar? Overall the design seems good, just seems like a lot (even though it isn't)
Landon Sanchez
The domain name that I bought for my digital ocean VPS always changes the url to my server's IP address I'm using google domains and it is written in node js can someone help me out?
