Anyone know what the performance impact of passing a callback function prop vs emitting an event in Vue? Is it about the same?
David White
What the fuck. Why can't I get a json from a different website.
It's for a static website so i can't really do it through my server
Oliver Rodriguez
CORS
Benjamin Cox
I'm looking for a cheap hosting site, what do you guys use/recommend?
Hunter Carter
Scaleway
Anthony Hughes
I have some json data returned to me with jsonp, but I can't get it in the callback function. I am using lastfm api. I can see the data in response. json parse doesn't help.
Dominic Flores
is bento.io any good? i fucking hate sites that try to make you link facebook/g+
nearlyfreespeech.net - ~$1.20 / month
Colton Reyes
Playing around with vs2017 and dotnet core mvc. I'm going to use it to make an app to automate the tasks I have to do as a treasurer for a sports club so it'll be mostly reading a json file from the bank. Before you say it's overkill I want to be able to give it to my successor who can barely use spreadsheets, and they may also have a faggot box so I need it to be cross platform
Oliver Reyes
what are you using for the frontend?
Nicholas Lee
If my understanding is correct, that only works if the site I want to access has it enabled?
Xavier Russell
Yupp
Evan Allen
vanilla bootstrap and razor, standard out of the box dotnet core mvc stuff
Sebastian King
well thats gay. Is the really no other fucking option? All I want is get some fucking text from a fucking site.
Jason Powell
why not use a meme framework?
Joseph Campbell
Their curriculum looks all over the place, i prefer FCC
Been out of the webdev game since 2013, redpill me on the best javascript and PHP frameworks Sup Forums, I am liking laravel besides the service container / component cancer and vue.js, what else should I learn?
Benjamin Powell
Thanks. Looks like I didn't waste hours of my life after all.
Wyatt Ward
Laravel still good. Angular good for js.
Read up on ES6.
Also check differences between php 5x and 7. Use PHP 7.
Jose Howard
So I want to learn C#.net, where the fuck do I start? I'm already stuck on the first learning page, do I choose asp.net or .net core? I just want to learn enough to get a junior position.
Caleb Sanchez
It always bothered me that the php dev team sucks so much and fucked up php 6 so hard that they decided to scrap it and just start dev on 7.
John Morgan
.net core is a runtime, asp.net is a web framework asp.net exists for the .net framework and .net core.
if you need the full .net framework then use that, if you don't then use .net core.
Parker Barnes
I only know JS.. Angular 1.X is well established and still has all the bells and whistles. ReactJS is its newer competitor that people seem to prefer, but it's not where Angular is yet and no one knows if it will be. Typescript is an option if you like types. Use jQuery sparingly and only as a last resort. Also remember to Bootstrap your CSS and use LESS or SASS
Is there some boilerplate project for a react redux app with node api I can use instead of spending hours setting up webpack myself
Juan Turner
>ReactJS is its newer competitor that people seem to prefer Not him but people say that Angular isn't comparable to ReactJS and the closest thing to Angular would be React in combination with Redux.
Why is JavaScript such a fucking mess?
Cameron Lopez
You're right. React isn't a replacement for angular without some help
Leo Richardson
ok so I guess asp.net if I want to get a fucking job. Now what, Web Pages, MVC or Web Forms? This microsoft site says Web pages so I guess I start there?
All these fucking acronyms and technologies in web dev makes me want to shoot myself.
Justin Torres
web forms is dead, it's like windows forms for internet explorer, avoid it. MVC is just that, a MVC framework like it exists in hundreds of other languages.
No idea what they mean with web pages, I don't see that option, can you provide a link? Might be a JS driven page with an API.
Owen Barnes
most modern sites use asp .net web api with mvc-like structure to build rest apis which u consume with a spa framework such as Angular or React/Redux
>ASP.NET Web Pages and the Razor syntax provide a fast, approachable, and lightweight way to combine server code with HTML to create dynamic web content. Connect to databases, add video, link to social networking sites, and include many more features that help you create beautiful sites that conform to the latest web standards.
Samuel Clark
is that what they teach at Ransheesh Codecamp (TM) Microsoft (R) Partner?
Daniel Torres
What are the current top technologies then?
Tyler Clark
spring
Aaron Cruz
oh shit, don't do this. it's the View part of their MVC framework and without models and controllers, just inline code, like classic asp is. Stick to the MVC framework if you want server side rendered html pages using their Razor view engine or WebAPI if you want to use a client side framework (react, angular, etc) and just talk to your server using json.
Isaiah Phillips
How I identify myself as a competent PHP developer.
Camden White
Don't be indian
Dylan Perez
kek
Question: What's the difference between laravel and symphony?
Kayden James
Laravel is built on symfony.
William Cox
Why don't you like vue.js?
Jacob Phillips
I could use symphony on its own then?
I remember reading that they both were BE frameworks. What Symphony actually is?
Jaxson King
thank you I love you. I'll start with the MVC framework.
William Davis
How does ASP.NET MVC compare to Rails in terms of productivity?
Bentley Walker
1.23-1.25
Easton Torres
Symphony is both a framework and a collection of libraries. Laravel is built on top of some of these libraries, not the Symfony framework itself.
Xavier Allen
Let's stop arguing about tools and start talking projects for a change. What are you working on ? I'll start, I'm tired of having to redo the same crap every time I start a project so I'm making an authentication server to handle user login and registration. I'll make it into a template once it's done so i can either build new projects on top of it or use it as oauth auth server.
Austin Thomas
Currently reading this. It deserves its praise.
Joseph Mitchell
Thanks
Kayden Ross
Is it aimed at new devs learning to code with javascript or devs learning to make good javascript ?
Kayden Jenkins
Pornsite
Adrian Brown
I'm currently balls-deep in a vue.js course on udemy. It's pretty neat.
Hudson Miller
Both. For my taste, it has a great pacing, but maybe it delves to quickly into higher concepts.
Charles Ramirez
I have honestly thought about making some kind of scraper for porn sites so I don't have to waste my time looking if there are any new videos for my fav porn star. Is there something like this available already? Because I haven't been able to find it.
Not sure yet how I'll explain a project like that in an interview.
Hudson Powell
>Not sure yet how I'll explain a project like that in an interview. Make a version to scrap cat vids from regular video platforms
Daniel Miller
Don't think there's a general solution, but writing a scraper for a specific search result shouldn't take long.
Also this . An exercise in modularization.
Jackson Evans
Your assorted portfolio has to match your job-searching profile. Hide that stuff, or make the core work in an abstract way, then using the project interface add the porn module.
Mason Peterson
>Don't think there's a general solution, He could go hardcore and use neural network models to recognize a pornstar from screenshots of the videos, either training his own model from existing ones or using the one used by some user for this exact purpose in his pornstar recognizer website that got posted a while ago
>use jquery sparingly and only as a last resort why?
Jeremiah Morris
it's a huge and slow external dependency, also vanilla js improved and supports more and more crap like query selectors as time goes by
Jordan Allen
if i just design websites and no app-shit what do you suggest then?
i always thought frameworks are overkill for designing websites.
all i've needed so far is html, css, js jquery and a backend, but ill hear you out
Alexander Myers
The point is that you can now easily replace most of the functionality jquery provides with vanilla js so you don't need anything else most of the time.
whatever you're comfy with really I try to use as few front end libs as possible and only use a css grid framework, sass, regular javascript with the occasional library like if i need to make graphs or something. I'd rather add complexity in the form of my code being a 100s loc mess than by introducing too many dependencies.
All and i are saying is you don't need to use jquery if you're only doing basic shit, it's bloat. But at the end of the day what matters is that you use tools you're proficient with so you can actually do stuff, so whatever realy
Justin Morris
> Get API key for REST API > Documentation says 'just use the api key with every request' > Set authentication header to "Bearer $apikey" as in OAuth Nope > Use the 'Authorization' header as in basic Auth Nope > Analyse API playground request in FF devtools > It uses 'Authentication: Basic' plus the base64 of the api key with ':' appended > This is documented literally nowhere
Why do companies do this? Does this follow any kind of standard? I barely got away with it by recognizing the '==' that indicate base64 padding
Angel Davis
why would i use the fetch api for >supported in modern browsers for the most part when i could use jquery for reliable browser support in every current browser and every browser all the way back to ie9
Samuel Phillips
Thanks to the user who mentioned redbeanphp. It's pretty nice.
Wyatt Reed
So with a cloud server is screen the best way to go for running multiple programs at once? Do you simply use & disown && exit to leave the program(s) running on the server or do you need to set them up as a service/something else. I assume you also want to ensure they run on startup in case the server restarts for whatever reason?
Henry Barnes
i usually make them run as services
Carter Sanders
>Documentation says 'just use the api key with every request' >tell boss the documentation is ambiguous, so i'll have to test it a lot >do half assed post request >do half assed get request >do half assed headers request >at this point, at least 2 or 3 days went by because i'm obviously busy with some other work >tell boss ambiguous api doesnt work, will have to contact their support >their support guy knows whats up >he takes 2 or 3 days to reply >so do i >i can feel him smiling >he can probably feel me too >everything is beautifully in sync >i spent 2 weeks doing nothing even though i got it to work with the first post request >get paid
god bless
Jaxson Thomas
Because it's "supported in modern browsers for the most part" as in supported natively without any dependencies.
And as I said, if you want to support old browsers, you can include a polyfill that falls back to XMLHTTPRequest. And to be honest, you could still just use XMLHTTPRequest if you want.
Zachary Allen
Right now some tools for twitch streamers.
I want to work with or compete with streamlabs eventually.
Jonathan Moore
>What are you working on ? Nothing because I can't find the motivation. ;_;
Benjamin Hernandez
on this occassion i will stick with jquery
Liam Roberts
This. API documentation is almost always garbage.
Not including a sample request for as many languages as possible with what headers too attach is awful.
Parker Barnes
I like your attitude
Levi Flores
Are you the dude who wanted to make a platform for indie game devs to get streamers to play their shit ?
Angel White
Seems the easiest way thanks
Caleb Reyes
Every fucking slider requires jQuery.
Samuel Morales
...
Connor Clark
Yes. That's me. The current services are terrible for both indie devs and smaller streamers.
working on a website for students to put local tips on a map of their college campus. Tips are moderated so they need to be approved before being added in.
I may add in a requirement later on that you have a [university].edu email address to access the map to avoid vandalism. Also I can recruit people from different schools to act as moderators of their school
David Hernandez
>Also I can recruit people from different schools to act as moderators of their school
Interesting. What browser are you using? hyphens don't line-break for you?
Kevin Turner
Little project I'm working on to get myself comfortable with databases. Is it browsable or are the loading times too much? Having 7 million entries slows shit down. The thing is basically to browse Sup Forums on election night.
I replaced the hypen with a space so it should be fixed. Interesting that firefox doesn't line break hyphens
Colton Morgan
What's it like living in 2013?
Charles Myers
Not him but I've never been presented with a good reason to use one of these frameworks. I don't even use jQuery outside of work. I know jQuery well but I don't see any good reason to use it. Vanilla JS is perfectly good for everything I do.
Kayden Baker
load time is about 1s for me so it's usable seems like the page is trying to load deleted imges tho, it makes the catalog flicker, especially at the 23pm timestamp
Lucas Thompson
That was kind of low on my list.
I have a project to launch after getting the design perfect, another launched project to integrate with Stripe, 2 twitch tools to finish and launch, a homepage to design for my twitch tools, then I'm working on it.
I might bring in help for that one.
Interesting concept.
Here's how I would swing it.
I would take this tip idea to a mobile app, called LocalTip or Tipster probably, where you record the coordinates of wherever a tip is entered. Then if anyone else goes within a certain distance of those cords it would send the tip as a notification with a thumb up, thumb down. This way you aren't limited to schools. Figuring out incentive for people to leave tips would be a little more difficult. Maybe a leaderboard or ranking system. Then you could use power users for community moderation or if a tip has more thumbs down than thumbs up for a day it gets deleted automatically. Then you have issues with tip heavy areas. In these areas display the highest rated tip in a 10m radius as the notification. Clicking 'see more' lists the other tips ordered by rating.
You're walking a hiking route. All of a sudden your phone goes "BA-ding", that sound you recognize as a Hipster Brand Name tipping app notification. You check the notification and see "Look off path towards river for abandoned cave!". Without Hipster Brand Name tipping app to see your local tips you would have never known this great cave existed and would have missed the opportunity to take such awesome pictures for INSTAGRAM TM, FACEBOOK TM, TWITTER PICTURES AND LOST YOUR E-FAME CHANCES. Download today!
I'm getting back to work.
Leo James
Here's what you need to do, if you want to get around CORS and all of that.
Now hit that page up with your javascript and BAM, you did it. You just circumvented CORS.
Basically since your browser refuses to do cross-site scripting and all that, you just create a php page that mimics the activity that the user's browser would do if they were on coolPage at theirWebsite.com. Then when you hit that page up, since its on your own domain, the browser will actually load the response.
I recommend that you try to study EXACTLY how the requests for that JSON are being made on theirWebsite.com. If they are using any special headers, passing any special parameters, ANYTHING, you're going to need to mimic that EXACTLY.
Or they will realize that you're not actually a regular user, and will realize you're using a script to call their api.
Justin Scott
You could make it load more as you scroll to make it more responsive.
Landon Sullivan
Alright should be fixed shortly
The bulk of the loading is at catalog calculation, but that should ease it up more
Dominic Kelly
My point was that this guy honestly believes that Angular 1 is well-established and React is a new competitor. The majority of large tech companies use React as a frontend and are just now starting to adopt Angular 4 and Typescript.
Angular 1 might fly for tiny jobs, but industry leaders are way past that point when it comes to developing web applications and not just websites for your local restaurant.
