I'm thinking of getting a job in C# .NET instead of a java web dev job. My reasoning is that I might want to do game development in Unity some time in the future and then I can use my skills in C# I build up during web dev. Am I wrong in thinking that any skills will be transfarable at all?
Isaac Rogers
I need someone to unfuck me.
I've made a shared component and put it on a private npm feed, I am trying to consume this component on two separate websites. On one (right) it should show up with two columns, two rows + button. On the left side panel, it should show up as 1 column, 4 rows + button.
It seems like the component isn't aware of its dimensions in its smaller div on the side panel (350px) - is there anyway around this? what am I doing wrong?
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Colton Hill
Maybe check with
Ryder Ward
I've been doing C# .NET development for 5+ years now and I can't say it translates well into game development, Unity or anything like that.
Game dev involves frameworks and APIs that you won't really be using in your every day job, I would argue more game dev practice on your own time would benefit you more.
Nicholas Collins
Is skeleton css decent? I'm new to web dev and especially new to front end. I've used bootstrap before but I like how simple skeleton is since I'm only making simple projects currently. Eventually I'll get better at frontend just curious about people's opinion on it and if it's a good starting point.
Parker Reyes
It's great, but hasn't been updated in over a year. It's stable a year later because it's so limited nothing in it really ages. It's fine for the simplest stuff when you just need a grid system + basic UI elements, but you'll grow out of it very quickly.
Most webdevs will organically grow their own version of Skeleton, just a repo with their favourite grid system and some boilerplate CSS style.
Since you're looking for things to try, I'd suggest you customize a minimal Bootstrap package and learn it inside and out. Slowly add modules to your standard package as you need to use them. getbootstrap.com/customize/
Elements' can't know how much space is available to them.
What, did you think CSS was a competent language? Layouts in CSS were an afterthought. We still have to use decade old hacks (float) today because flexbox, the first attempt to create (one-dimensional) layout in CSS is still not supported everywhere. Let's not even get started on Grid's support. And even if browsers finally support it, we will only be on the same level that other systems were in the 90s. Today, in actual GUI libraries, it's all about constraints.
And that's basically why "Responsive design" is a joke and "Responsive Frameworks" like Bootstrap are stupid. The dimension of the browser window doesn't matter. The available space in the current context does.
...Anyway, if you can use flexbox, that will help you. Or you use the cascade and make a hack like .my-shitty-side-bar .my-shitty-component m6 { width: 100%; }
Jace Lewis
Thanks for the response. I'm not necessarily looking for too much to try as I dislike front end and design(aka am shit at it). I'd much rather get better at backend and have a minimal frontend and either slowly build it up or get a front end dev to help me.
Basically I dislike css.
Christian Miller
Then fuck frameworks, focus on grid systems. Find your favourite and really learn it. Knowing how to work a grid fluently will 10x your output more then anything else, while keeping you away from _style_ and instead focusing on _layout_.
Lincoln Hughes
Can you guys try to break it?
Crowdcookie.com
Leave filesystem intact, but feel free to sql inject and wreck the db.
Hunter Reyes
>Please spear phish me >Please call my Host/DNS/Whatever and hijack my shit
Jacob Peterson
Like the other guy said. It was once great but has since been abandoned. It's still a nice basic framework, but more modern options like Bulma.css (you should really use a Flexbox based grid in this day & age) are a better option for you to look into.
Jace Cruz
Social engineering isn't vulnerability testing...it's social engineering.
Tyler Richardson
You're missing the point. user won't ever respect your requested scope.
Isaiah Thomas
>Crowdcookie.com I just submitted a couple. tried sql inject and XSS. But I can't see any output so you'll just have to check I guess
Wyatt Sullivan
>falling for the shitty M$ layered error prone framework meme
Nathaniel Martinez
You were successful. Thanks.
Jackson Baker
I hear you.
Unfortunately (in my case) the shitty side bar is going to be implemented in a separate internal project where I don't have control over the stack / what we can use. Going to have to hack away at the CSS.
Henry Bell
What's the name of your table holding the fortunes?
Isaac Perry
>hire professional pajeet writers to write content for my website >they write worse than me, while I'm not even a writer >I spend just as much time correcting their work as I would spend writing it myself What's the purpose of outsourcing to pajeets again?
Wyatt Mitchell
Get them to just do your research and write based on their notes + what you know? Sounds like that might actually create some value for your topic(s).
Christopher White
>tfw optimization autism hits you I can't live if my sites have >2s first visit load time from anywhere in the world.
I can't live if my sites don't get PERFECT PageSpeed and YSlow scores.
And it looks like ass. It is possible to deliver good, modern-looking sites without being bloated as shit.
Elijah Gonzalez
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Nathaniel Murphy
LOOK AT THIS SLOW PIECE OF SHIT
6.9 SECONDS AVERAGE FIRST VISIT LOAD TIME? WHAT IS THIS? 1995? 56K MODEM? THIS IS WHY CDNS EXIST
Aiden Young
>living in isreal >living in USA
my sides
Chase Roberts
Shitposting? In my /wdg/?
It's more likely then you think!
Ethan Hill
Or Germany. Or AU. Or China. Or Japan. Or India. Or South Africa. Or Poland. Or Netherlands. Or Canada. Or France. Or ANYWHERE ELSE ON EARTH! My sides are already on an extrasolar trajectory!
No but seriously, am I the only one with severe optimization autism? ;__;
Michael Fisher
I feel you man, it's fun
Chase Thompson
80:20 man, setting arbitrary speed thresholds will just have you chasing tenths of a second, which don't matter.
Grayson Howard
Thats actually a good idea. Ill try it out.
Wyatt Bennett
You could probably take a pretty accurate guess.
Jeremiah Walker
try putting this in your cookie and replace your table name (remove brackets): '; DELETE FROM [table name] WHERE Author = 'Anonymous';
If even an error is thrown, you have a problem. Also try with double quotes
Jacob Perez
So, I just got off the phone with a recruiter. They were looking for a fucking junior php developer and I got shut down for not having a degree or professional experience. This is like the 4th time that's happened, damn cunts.
Fuck this, I'm going freelance and never looking back. I don't care if I have to take $5 upwork jobs for a year, I'm just desperate for a way out of this semi-NEET lifestyle I've been in for the better part of a decade.
Isaac Young
I have like 20mb of JSON in my React Native app that is the content for everything. I'm trying to create a search function, is there a better way to find the results other than descending through all the children and looking at the content?
Seems horrible inefficient.
Joshua Hall
It didn't do anything.
I'm using PDO with prepared statements, so it should be safe so far as I know.
Daniel Reyes
Have you considered using SQL.js? It is a JavaScript implementation of SQLite. It should make querying that data much easier.
Asher Garcia
>no degree >no pro experience How did you manage that? Are you literally 18 years old?
Hudson Allen
>not having a portfolio that rocks to avoid those excuses for not hiring you
Jayden Morgan
I'm in college, but funds will dry up after the fall semester and I'm scrambling to find some kind of employment. I'm not above working at mickey d's, but I have some skill with web dev and I'd like to put it to use.
That's fair, I have a portfolio with lots of projects but none of them really stand out.
Nathan Ortiz
If you didn't show them anything at all, for all they know they're hiring someone who just says they can program php. This is a pretty big risk to take on.
Minimize the risk by showing them your work.
Thomas Bell
I know the feeling.
Keep applying.
I literally just landed a web developer job just 2 days ago.
Not even entry level, actual web developer.
No degree and no work experience.
Elijah Campbell
Do they make you create content (take photos or videos)?
I cant find a Web Dev job to apply for that's not uploading photos to Wordpress
David Collins
My github and personal website are listed on my resume, and I always mention them (as well as projects that are relevant to the job) when speaking with a recruiter since it's basically the only reason I'm able to justify why I even bothered applying.
Wyatt Lopez
Do you write clean code?
Colton James
I add functionalities that clients request to an inhouse php framework and do some JS work too.
I haven't started yet. Just gave my prior job 2 weeks notice.
Charles Martin
wait wait wait... are you querying constants that exist inside the components? are you saying the data flows out of the components up the inheritance hierarchy?
Dylan Smith
Thanks man.
I knew at the onset that I'd need to learn a little humility before I got anywhere, but I didn't imagine it would sting this much.
Angel Bennett
Dang that's close to my dream job right now. Thanks for the inspiration.
William Rivera
I was searching for an entire year. Don't put all your eggs in one basket. Start applying for apprenticeships and placement programs like through LaunchCode. Glassdoor, Indeed, Ziprecruiter, Monster, Stackoverflow, Craigslist, Dice, angel.co Post resumes everywhere.
Craigslist is what actually landed my job.
Xavier Clark
also I BELIEVE IN YOU
Joshua Ross
Whenever I write code, I try to make it as easy as possible for someone else to read it without sacrificing functionality.
Jason Roberts
Believe it or not, what's been getting me interviews are these random ass mailing lists that started appearing in my inbox one day. At first I thought it was just some pajeet spamming me but there's actually some good stuff in there.
Austin Stewart
Anyone else getting spammed with amazon recruitment emails?
I don't even do Java/C++ and they never stop coming.
Evan Flores
Is NY internet that slow? I've never heard that before.
Bentley Garcia
What mailing list is it?
Evan Sanders
David Careers is the one that sends me okay stuff from time to time. There were a few other ones but they just sent me irrelevant jobs (senior-level IT positions and whatnot) so I unsubscribed from those.
Hunter White
I'm importing a JSON file as a global, and using it in the components to look up stuff based on the route of the app.
Yeah, this looks cool. lunrjs.com/ Looks nice too, which is what I'm leaning towards if I can't make it work. I fucked everything up by trying to do it so fast. My data is a mess.. I didn't think before I started.. I'm formatting/cleaning in like 3 different places, and I just found more errors.
Ryder Cruz
Bump
Jason Morgan
Don't even bother with recruiters unless you look good on paper.
They will ignore you 100% of the time. I promise you.
Robert Jackson
question to those who use webpack code-splitting:
am I supposed to include 0.bundle.js in the script src="" tag as well? or just the entry.bundle.js only?
Jaxson Martin
Would anyone recommend freecodecamp? They want to make me do Jquery before JS
Dominic Morris
for (var i = 0; i
Lincoln Morales
Former
Joseph Perez
Neither, you'll end up with the return value of someFunc(0), someFunc(1), someFunc(2) and so on, which is most likely not what you want to acheive. You're looking for this: document.getElementById("foo " + i).onClick = ((i) => () => someFunc(i))(i);
Ryan Garcia
My example should have been this, I think, I was just trying to simplify it to make the question clearer and unintentionally altered the behaviour.
>How would I go about making something to click every item with the same ID on a page?
Adrian Bennett
Does anyone here does freelance? How can I get started?
Jason Reyes
bumping for who can answer this. same goal.
Camden Wood
>stallman.org L-lewd
Connor James
Anyone know if there's a framework, that would make creating a new android keyboard easier? Using the native process seems tedious
Jayden Gonzalez
You may need to move cities. There are some areas where they're dying for people like you, but not every city
Leo Ramirez
Yes, but for like their warehouse "fulfillment center"
It's bad practice to have duplicate ids on a page. I recommend creating a function the targets each element that needs to be clicked individually (separate ids) and looping through them to click them. Idk how your page is laid out, but this sounds like either bad architecture or you're approaching something wrong, it's just a strange request
Cooper Robinson
You're going to be programming 10% of the time and lining up clients and doing paperwork the other 90%. If you like the 90%, totally do it. But don't get into freelance thinking you're gonna get to have fun programming all day
Nathaniel Allen
It's someone elses site. Dealing with their bad architecture. But it could just as easily go for classes.
Jaxson Scott
if you're using jquery..
$( "some-class" ).click();
I think that works. According to jquery docs, you don't even have to iterate over the list, it will do it implicitly api.jquery.com/each/ search for "implicit iteration"
Joseph Wood
Oh shoot. stick a period in front of "some-class" to make it ".some-class". Otherwise it's looking for elements
