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I seriously hate all these PassTheHeadphones shills!!
Daniel Morris
FUCK YOU
Jaxson Lopez
a proper thread was just made though may vishnu bless your kind heart sir,,
Jace Mitchell
Trying to get crack money on freelancer. How fucked am I
Sebastian Brooks
what u working on guise?
Oliver Torres
Today I learned how to vector with InkScape. I also learned how to use custom icons with google maps.
It's not perfect, but I managed to vector the basic shape of the default google maps marker. The pinbody is a polygon with 65 points. The pinhole is a polygon with 75 points.
(I tried to include a bunch of points because I remember from working with signals/waveforms/trigonometry that the more "samples" you take, the cleaner the image/wave. If you don't take enough samples, the wave or image can get blocky or can start to alias.)
The cool thing is that now that I have the marker shape as a vector, I can dynamically color it just by passing color values to a script. In the picture, I've got three parameters. "p", "s", "b". They stand for "primary color", "secondary color", "border color".
Robert Hughes
DCCCD doesn't have a good "view all colleges" page. So I made one for myself. So that I can know where the closest college is, if I move again.
I've literally lived in 4 different parts of the DFW area in the last 2 years. Maps are handy.
Jaxson Jones
Some of this data was generated dynamically, some of this data was entered by hand.
Blake Cruz
And the other day, I wrote a little interface to the api they're now using with econnect.
The "id" field that you see in the previous picture is relevant to this.
Basically you can extract a campusList, termList, and subjectList, and you can write a script to query all the classLists for each term->campus->subject pairing.
Some of the colleges have multiple campuses. Like Eastfield has a "main campus" and "pleasent grove campus". If you want to search for a classList for only the pleasent grove campus, you have to know that its id is 494.
Colton Brown
Is it better practice to style react components with an external stylesheet, with the style attribute, or in some other manner?
Kevin Evans
>best practice Stylesheet
>quick and dirty style tag
>really fucking lazy style attribute
Why is style attribute just the worst? Because it overrides pretty much everything. It doesn't matter what you've got in your stylesheets or in the tag, it doesn't matter how strong the selector is... if you use then those are the rules that are going to be in effect.
Which means the only way to modify the style is to either use js to change the style attributes, or to remove the style attributes. No amount of classes or anything will do anything.
So while you may be tempted to just start writing inline styles while writing the markup, resist the urge. Its a really fucking lazy thing to do, and it really wrecks the flow of everything
Jonathan Smith
> > >DCCCD doesn't have a good "view all colleges" page. So I made one for myself. So that I can know where the closest college is, if I move again. >I've literally lived in 4 different parts of the DFW area in the last 2 years. Maps are handy.
Mein DFW negro. I'm looking for new apts. Currently in Addison. Can you recommend any?
Also, what's the best CC here? I just moved here 6 months ago.
Michael Price
I fucking hate it when a small plugin is requiring jQuery as dependency: eg: some paginators, dataTables, calendar widgets and that goddamn famous "jQuery-validate" form validator, etc...
I'm forced to attach jQuery just to make them work. Know any good vanilla-js paginators? On 2017 i'll be removing all jQuery in my projects.
Needed: 4. vanilla-js form validator 5. vanilla-js paginator
>inb4 hurrrdurrr just use a cdn for jquery My point is so that people would save their "mobile-data-mode"
Jose Cook
I can't actually recommend any in Addison. While I've been to Addison many times, it is unfortunately not one of the places I've lived.
If you're OK with the Richardson/Plano area, there's two that I can personally vouch for.
McCallum Glen was pretty alright. Good for a single person who just needs a basic place. It was a good apartment, and the pricing is pretty alright.
If you've got a load of money, there's also Elan Plano (which I think just got renamed to "Cityscape at Market Center") It's a really nice apartment complex. It's also really expensive.
>CC I'm not familiar with this acronym.
Oliver Peterson
Go back to /ptg/ alienhippy - albino
Brayden Gomez
It's a really nice feeling going from just doing tons of really mindless and boring FCC projects and constantly googling stuff to actually be able to work on a project you enjoy/find interesting for a couple hours and while still googling just not nearly as often
Jace Foster
My uni is organizing some course where you can become a web ninja. It was THAT moment that I fully realized I'm at a wrong place.
Camden White
>i refuse to use jquery and instead download a bunch of different plugins that will combine together to form a poor man jquery
If you just want DOM manipulation/traversal, just use sizzle--which is just jQuery's DOM manipulation/traversal.
Caleb Taylor
Hey guys, I'm spending way too much time on this, but I got my website online. It's not in english, but it's basically a film portal (news, reviews etc.).
There are still lots of bugs and some functionalities are missing, but I would appreciate some feedback on usability, and possibly some technical feedback as well. It's for my uni project which is focused on UI and UX and I'm running out of time. Any help would be appreciated.
your logo-white.gif loads from http instead of https. you have several // comments in your css file, css does not support // comments
Carter Hall
c#, because debugging seems to be a myth with php.
Wyatt Mitchell
Yeah, I need to remove that shit. I'm not sure what's up with logo, I think this free openshift domain is only http. Thanks for that.
Yeah, it's wordpress because the backend is not the main focus of a project, even though I still made a lot of custom functionalities.
Jeremiah Bell
I've been off web development for quite some time now. are grunt, express, javascript frameworks still thing that hipsters use ? gimme all the latest memes
Brody Roberts
>wordpress >apache
its slow as shit
Christian Cruz
How slow is it? It seems openshift is slow as fuck, but I have to host it somewhere free atm.
Hudson Wilson
took me over 5 seconds for initial load and everything else after cached seems to load almost under 2 seconds
Caleb Perry
How and what can I fix? I cleaned my history and cache and it is still opening almost instantly for me. I have to optimize my images, but that's the only thing I know that is slowing the site down.
Hunter Roberts
hmm for some reason its better now, something was fucked when i first tried it.
but you should've made the site with some meme SPA framework desu, it would've been way faster. If you need wordpress so much you can easily integrate WP rest with the meme frontend
While the other ones I tested opened in less than 1s. Anybody knows why?
Lincoln Roberts
I tested some parts with wp-rest and Vue.js, maybe should've sticked with that, but didn't see the point at that time. But anyway, I'm gonna be satisfied with an average speed for now because I don't plan on maintaining it since it's just for my uni. Actually, given that I just need to finish a design and a paper soon, I'll have about a month to rewrite it if necessary.
So since my focus is on UI design anyway, I'd appreciate some feedback on that too. Thanks to anyone for help.
Asher Sanders
When working on stuff just to get hired is it good to push to github as much as possible just so it looks like you use it alot even if it's just small changes?
Thinking about even going back to older projects to "make them look better" to make sure im contributing every day.
Nolan Russell
>W3Fools >Certification
Jesus Christ.
Blake Long
Community College
Its me and the wife. Plano/Richardson is good. I live right north of 635 in Dallas/Addison. We currently pay about 2k a month for our townhome and would like to downsize to about 1k
Alexander Hill
Just to mention that I optimized my images and the page speed score in google insights already increased from 34 to 72. Damn.
Sebastian Howard
pagesights is outdated as fuck, use tools.pingdom.com instead. Yfast2 is good too desu
Hunter Cruz
yslow*
Connor Cook
Thanks man. Didn't know about it. :)
Hm, I'm getting 95/100 here, interesting.
Ethan Fisher
I'm building a react app at the moment, using react router for the routing.
If I want to get the current path, I can use this.context.router.location.pathname (after pulling router into the component via context) or I could just use the window object and type location.pathname.
The second option seems much more simple, but it also strikes me as operating outside of the tools I'm using to construct my app. Is there any potential con to reading the path from the window's location object instead of from the router?
Easton White
I've got an apache server running and just used certbot to get ssl certs for a virtualhost running on my vps. I've got several virtualhosts, and the default one points to /var/www/html while the one I just got certs for points to /var/www/collinoswalt
I have no idea why I didn't just pass this into the component from the jump. Thanks for the help
Cooper Allen
I want to resize/compress images before they get uploaded to the server. What's the best library to do that?
Mason Foster
load the image into a canvas and then post the canvas image back to the server.
Dylan Anderson
that seems like a lot of work. i want it to be done behind the scenes. It's for an admin panel that literally 4 people will be using, so i don't give a fuck about bloat
James Collins
FIgured it out. default-ssl.conf points to /var/www/html by default. Just had to change it to /var/www/collinoswalt
Eli Rodriguez
I am uploading a css file with filezilla but the new effects aren't showing and I am overwriting the old file what can be wrong?
David Anderson
what is cache. press ctrl-f5
Lincoln Young
thanks : D
Kayden Rodriguez
will the other viewers of the website not be able to see the changes unless they refresh too? how can i fix it?
Nathaniel Ortiz
add a timestamp where you include your stylesheet, like myfile.css?20161210 if they have the html page cached too then there's nothing you can do besides telling your server to send nocache headers for the next time they load it.
Gabriel Evans
Cover letter on Indeed important?
Like for junior level.
Since, you know, my resume has no prior related professional experience.
Matthew Long
Might as well if your starting off it can help
Angel Wright
Lewisvillefag here.
Low-tier housing is 50% average persons salary.
Do not recommend.
Flower Mound is great though and southlake is too if you land a web dev job
Carson Nguyen
Between Angular2 and React, which one has the lowest learning curve? I don't wan't to spend my life just learning a fucking tool
Charles Thomas
1K will get you a pretty decent place. You should be able to find a 2 bedroom for 1K.
All the colleges in DCCCD are decent. I personally spent a good deal of time at Richland College at 12800 Abrams Rd, Dallas, TX 75243
Here, I went ahead and took the necessary steps to convert my little thing to a fiddle. jsfiddle.net/fxd7fof6/3/
That fiddle has the locations of all the campuses for you.
Robert Robinson
>what is phpunit Unless you mean server side as in actual server configuration, which i have no idea how to do because im still a scrub
Nathaniel Green
I didn't mean unit tests. I mean stepping through code line by by with a visible stacktrace/variables and all. It's just fucking awful having to install debugging servers and what not, where as in c# I just press run in vscode.
Joseph Gutierrez
does this look like shit? it's the landing page for a quiz webapplication.
I'm not that good at design. any suggestions?
Juan Gonzalez
and this is what a quiz looks like.
James Howard
minimalist bullshit
stop using a dozen different jarring background colors, lose ALL parallax shit
Nathan Hughes
Fuck off with "minimalist bullshit".
Anyway, the mobile is especially clean and seems pretty usable. You even got a nice border effect there. I mean, there probably are too many colors on the first one, reduce that to around 3 colors, and pick one main brand color, and then some for highlights.I can't tell the dimensions of the first page and if it is on desktop or on mobile, I guess it's on mobile due to huge text sizes, otherwise, it's too big. But all in all, simple and looks perfectly fine.
Landon Sanders
the background colors of the games can be set in a cms. i thought it would be a good way to differentiate them but maybe i've overdone it. should i just use them as accent colors and have the same look for all the boxes? the dark red on the lorem ipsum text is the brand color.
the site is mobile only. It's for a local museum. think of the quiz as a virtual guide that visitors play on their smartphones. you're supposed to find the answers in the exhibition and not play at home from your laptop.
Camden Wood
Seems fine. Test it on an actual device on a real mobile network to make sure it actually works right. Using chrome dev tools doesn't give an accurate representation of just how shit the average phone is in terms of processor power and network reliability.
Sebastian Davis
Hm, if they are different games, then I guess it would be fine to differentiate them that way. I think that what bothers me is just a choice of colors, they kinda don't go very well with each other. Maybe try experimenting with them a bit, make them lighter and easier on the eyes, google some color palettes for inspiration.
But it's pretty basic and simple so there is not much to tell you besides the possible color choices. I'd change the lorem ipsum font for something nicer, and that's all.
Nathan Miller
MIstake, not lighter, they can have a nice dark tones as well, just don't make them saturated too much. Actually, try changing just that red one and it should be good.
Eh take everything with a grain of salt, I want to help but I'm exhausted with my own design that I can't look at anything anymore today.
Connor Long
Oh yeah, just one thing - possibly try to have a background of the game same as the color of that div representing that game on the front page. Now you have 2 similar hues of orange-red and that's not good.
Levi White
yeah i do that already but i only own relatively high end devices and everything running android 6. i have a feeling the old stock android browser from 4.4 might cause some problems. i'll probably have to buy some cheap phone for testing. Performance should be good though. a quiz without images only takes ~200kb and uses basic css transitions.
these are all the possible color choices. i played around on some color generator website but I don't really have an eye for nice colors. my only requirement was that white text is readable
thanks for your suggestions, anons. this is my first big project for a real customer and i'm pretty excited to get it online
Cooper Ortiz
not sure what you mean. the frontpage box uses exactely the same color as the corresponding quiz background. it's saved as a hex code in a database. maybe it just seems different next to those other colors.
Mason Baker
Maybe it's just the case with uploaded images then, because when I select the colors with color picker, 2 different hex values show up. Even just with my eyes I can see 2 different colors.
Liam Gomez
i guess it's because i edited the first image in photoshop and the second one is a screenshot. i just compared the real values and they're the same.
Blake Peterson
Is there a way to do Laravel-esque "routing" or urls without using htaccess or changing the nginx config file? I'm making a CMS for use on my personal websites and having the ability to add and remove pages without having to use super hacky methods like previously mentioned would be great.
Brody Hall
>super hacky methods nigga what
Colton Bailey
I have a question about switch statements in javascript.
pic related is my code.
when my currentTool that I'm doing the switch on is set to "line" I get the correct alert saying "inside 'line' case" but I ALSO get the default "Error: No tool selected" alert. how in the world is it running the "line" case code and also the default case code? isn't the whole point of default is that it runs when nothing else in the switch statement is a match?
Tyler Reyes
what ide/syntax scheme is that?
Samuel Hernandez
lol I was missing the break;
sorry boys.
Cameron Clark
it's Brackets. and I haven't changed any options.
using it because the Complete Web Dev course on UDemy introduced me to it. since like a nice lightweight option though.
Jayden Murphy
React itself is pretty simple but if comes with a ton of baggage like Redux, React-Router, Webpack, etc. that all add complication if you want to do anything complex.
Angular 2 is more to start with, but it's a complete framework. And TS is pretty neat.
