Many languages have issues when dealing with floating point aritmethic.
Lincoln Sullivan
Aye, the kicker for me was discovering that 1.6 was treated as a floating point number, because PHP has no fixed-precision data type.
Adam Adams
Only cookies.
Grayson Howard
and localstorage,cache and indexeddb but no direct write access to harddrive, only browser provided apis
Landon Lewis
> localstorage What is this?
Julian Smith
browser provided api to save data you can usually check these things content in your browser's dev tools just google the apis, i think some of the most recent ones like indexed db are not fully supported in trash browsers
James Gomez
Can I save a couple of images in localstorage? How can I copy those images from localstorage?
i wanted to do what when i didnt know it good when i get lost in ' "
Aiden Gutierrez
I don't get docker. I'm testing it out with a Django site served on the localhost. I can run 'python3 manage.py runserver' fine from the command line and access localhost:8000 but if I try it through docker, it build perfectly well and there's no errors running a container with the output matching that of the command line way, yet I go to the address and I only get a 'connection reset' error. I looked into it a bit and it seems that the docker daemon/your container has it's own IP separate from the system you're running it on but I tried docker inspect [container] and the IP there gave the same issue.
Here's my Dockerfile: FROM python:3.5 ENV PYTHONUNBUFFERED 1 ADD . /src RUN pip install -r /src/requirements.txt WORKDIR /src CMD ["python", "manage.py", "runserver"]
Aaron Brooks
Base64 with image/jpeg header, my dude
James Hill
How would you guys write documentation for an API for a small project? I'm only working with 2 or 3 other programmers. The site receives POST and returns JSON.
Isaiah Williams
working on making a radio station with websockets in C. Host sets up a playlist, client receives an audio buffer and plays it. Host's audio buffer just sends out a buffer every second.
I'm probably in over my head since I've never done anything with video or audio streaming
Yes. That's how users are able to login and manage things.
thank you
John Ross
>never done anything with video or audio streaming >C Are you a masochist?
Bentley Gray
I assume it's as simple as sending a buffer of audio data via websockets to the client, right? I need to use an mp3/wav/whatever library to get the data into a buffer and they every second just fire off 1 second worth of data. Writing a loop for playlists ought to be easy
Jack Butler
If you can optimize it
Oliver Green
I did that. I'll try again with a fresh perspective some other time as I probably missed something. It's not central to my project but it'll go a long way in making it scalable, plus it looks like handling nginx through docker is quite easy.
William Jones
i got that code to improve my work on our shitty cms: javascript: (function() {if (fsON == null ){var fsON = -1; }if (fsON==-1){$("button[data-action='fullscreen#start']").click();}else{$("button[data-action='fullscreen#finish']").click();}fsON = -1*fsON;$("button[title='FullscreenToggle']").click();})();
the script actually clicks the button "fullscreen#start", but variable fsOn remains -1 seems like somethings wrong with "-1*fsON" so it won't execute the else argument. any ideas what's wrong? i'm an absolute noob in js.
Isaac Phillips
fsON is always null because you set it inside your if scope and it's gone the next time the method runs. remove "var" in front of it or declare it before you declare the function.
Owen Edwards
nice, that actually coincides with a js-validator output, just didn't know exactly what to do. thanks, i'll try it out.
Brody Jenkins
Let's say I want to create/maintain websites for small businesses. What is the reality of tasks and responsibilities this position entails?
Samuel Myers
Angular 1.x question here
I'm using ng-repeat in a web app to render a page with data from a json array. The problem is its a lot of data so it took a long time to load. So I used Infinite Scroll to deal with that. The problem now though is that the search filter won't work with data that has not been rendered onto the DOM. So items that aren't on screen won't show up on search.
Any ideas on a happy compromise? I need to keep the Search and I'm thinking of using pagination instead of infinite scroll, but that won't solve the search issue.
Ryder Carter
* find client * define scope of project * make commercial proposition * don't fuck up time estimations in proposition * charge according to time estimation * get client to accept proposition * do the suff you signed up for in timely fashion * change stuff so client is happy, but get him to not ask you to redo everything * get client to pay you * if maintenance define maintenance contract and send invoices while you keep track of bugs
you also probably want to set your own copany up so you can pay taxes and your clients get to declare their it costs
so you need project management skills, marketing skills, coding skills, basic sysadmin skills, accountant skills and basic law knowlege
Noah Roberts
deleting "var" of "var fsOn = -1 did break the whole thing. i put the var before the function and deleted the first if statement. like this, fullscreen#start worked, but still fullscreen#finish didn't: javascript: (var fsON = -1; function() {if (fsON==-1){$("button[data-action='fullscreen#start']").click();}else{$("button[data-action='fullscreen#finish']").click();}fsON = -1*fsON;$("button[title='fullscreentoggle']").click();})();
also the following didn't work: javascript: (var fsON; function() {if (fsON==-1){$("button[data-action='fullscreen#start']").click();}else{$("button[data-action='fullscreen#finish']").click();}fsON = -1*fsON;$("button[title='fullscreentoggle']").click();})();
you mind correcting my code? maybe then i'll learn something.
Henry Fisher
Noted. Thanks for answering user
Brandon Sullivan
How to join multiple rooms in socket.io? Or maybe should I use something different?
To maintain you want to offer new features and bug fixing so set up some pricing standard and a ticketing system.
Jaxon Miller
what's with your javascript: anyway? are you putting this to a onclick attribute? if so, stop. don't do this. add the event after you dom has loaded instead of abusing attributes like that.
put this at the end of your page. (function() { var fsON = true;
var myEvent = function() { var dataThing = fsON ? 'start' : 'stop'; $('button[data-action="fullscreen#' + dataThing + '"]').click();
replace myElement and click with whatever element and event you want to do that.
you could modernize this by a lot, but I don't know what browser reuirements you have.
Bentley Turner
>create hexagon in javascript canvas >use array input to a function to create the hex >works fine >do it again by putting the array in a variable >completely breaks why? nothing has changed except that the array is now a variable.
Jonathan Cook
post the code. magic glass ball not working.
Levi Kelly
i put the code in FF bookmarks which i can access with key shortcuts. so with alt-1 i can edit a textfield, form, table or whatever in our CMS, with alt-2 i can save it, with alt-4 i can make text a H4 etc. so the bookmark is not http: but javascript: so my script should check the value of fsON and then either click the button[data-action="fullscreen#start"] or button[data-action="fullscreen#stop"]. no onclick attribute. as you might expect, i know only little about js, but your code doesn't seem to fit my needs.
Tyler Adams
make a userscript for stuff like that instead of using bookmarks.
Nathaniel Johnson
b-b-b-but i just want to make that script work!
still, userscript looks like an interesting thing, never heard of it. thanks, also to
third fsON should be window.fsON too, change it yourself.
Asher Wilson
meh i found the problem and commented out the single line of code that broke it...but i'm confused on why it was even breaking in the first place...it doesnt affect the array variable at all...even worse is that it will change the array even if it's a const which is mind boggling
it happens in both chrome and firefox too
Brayden Martin
oh also, ?? should be ||. wrong language.
here's the full fixed thing javascript:(function() {window.fsON = !(window.fsON || true);$("button[data-action='fullscreen#" + (window.fsON ? 'finish' : 'start') + "']").click();$("button[title='FullscreenToggle']").click();})();
Robert Hughes
What does Sup Forums think of senior friendly web design?
Evan Morris
well fuck me, I forgot false would negate the initializer all the time anyway. javascript:(function() {window.fsON = !(window.fsON == null ? true : window.fsON);$("button[data-action='fullscreen#" + (window.fsON ? 'finish' : 'start') + "']").click();$("button[title='FullscreenToggle']").click();})();
Mason Smith
Learning HTML and CSS
When should I move on from this? What projects should I do? I don't want to sign up on a website to view anything, by the way.
Xavier Watson
It's a fucking nightmare to do something for the elderly/people who aren't used to computers.
I've followed a few usability tests on prototypes I've done and the logic computer illiterates use is so different to everyone else that designing a good UX for them means you're fucking the UX for the majority of your users.
>make awesome prototype >everyone thinks it's awesome and super easy to use >organize usability tests to see if there's something to improve before locking the specs and starting implementation >everyone goes through the path without a single problem >they praise the prototype >then comes in the elderly test user >can't get through any of the steps without help >literally won't find the single button on the page to proceed >tells that the prototype is shit >mfw
Cooper Miller
awesome! it works! still don't get exactly what the part with the windows property does, gonna have a closer look at it tomorrow. thanks a lot!
also anyone have any more docs or examples of using redux-saga with mongodb, in react?
Jace Brown
why have i been sleeping on mongodb so long? tried it for the first time last night and just want to migrate all existing mysql stuff to mongo
Charles Gray
Client: I need a report of [insert complex query with many relationships]. It should work fast.
Carson Nguyen
mongo makes sense when you're pulling JSON data from an API, just throw it in mongodb and then retrieve whichever data you need.
the mongo drivers for the languages i've tried are god tier as well.
Oliver Sanders
Many modern DB engines have support for JSON fields. Disk usage might be important too, based on the project.
Grayson Robinson
Go do the freeCodeCamp projects.
>muh sign up
Shut up.
Jonathan Morris
How can I practice using git if I only work by myself? I use it but I don't do any branching.
Daniel Martin
So how do I into backend guys? Everything seems to be frontend focused. Do I need to learn some frontend before diving into the backend?
Got any good resources? Videos, books, anything?
Logan Nguyen
You should try following a tutorial that takes you to use cloud9 where those buttfuckers won't let you sign up for a FREE service without providing your credit card information (for identity purposes).
You don't even get to complain about email verifications anymore.
Chase Long
Start using it more? Whenever you start working on a new feature, branch, work, commit and merge when you're done. If you use a service that has built-in issue tracking then use that to keep track of stuff you know you want to add.
I learned using the git-scm tutorials and still refer to them a lot.
I installed an SSL certificate for my site but it doesn't really work, it says "a part of this website is insecure". How can I fix it?
The site is placabit.net
Carter Smith
There's probably a script or stylesheet which is not https. Check all your src's and href's. Also check your site with ssl labs. If you fix the issues and make sure you're setting HSTS headers you should be able to score A+.
I tried removing the counter and now the error is different, it says "certificate emitter unknown" or something like that. What should I do? D:
Hunter Robinson
>a part of this website is insecure That part of the website you.
Jason Martin
what is unit testing and why do i need to know it....hows it any diff than just testing your app locally...
Oliver Morgan
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Tyler Brooks
looks like only firefox is being autistic because the certificate is self-signed. It works fine in Chropera and that's good enough for me.
Isaac Howard
wat
Anthony James
hey so i'm looking to set up a local server to host files via lan. what's a good thing to use for this?
Daniel Allen
learn javascript too while you're at it
Easton Campbell
test all the small things in an automated way. make sure your functions do what you think they will.
Ayden Torres
those units are still passing...
Nicholas Phillips
didnt really answer my question straight forward but ok?
Hunter Howard
its fine. i mean the most important part of bootstrap is it's grid system.
Jayden Barnes
Super dumb question, but Google results aren't paying off.
From the Chrome Developer Console, is there a way to "browse to" a function? i.e. if an element has an onclick handler of "myOnClickHandler", is there a way to quickly view "myOnClickHandler"?
James Morales
I need some advice, I think I am unable to cope with professional web development, it's just the level of clients and the work that is so dumb and boring (quit a project because simpleXML wouldn't parse values in an XML attribute, so annoying) but webdev is the most popular and well paying job around my area, what do?
Jason Thomas
>function When you inspect an element, on the right toolbar you should see the Styles, Computed, and Event Listeners tab...event listerners is what you want for events.
Eli Clark
Hm... I see the Event Listeners, but it's kind of confusing in this case. Sorry, but I'm way over my head. I'm not a web dev, and I'm trying to scrape the Toyota Information Services website to download entire manual PDFs. :-)
In this particular case, there's a function called "expandTreeSection" which appears to take a URL as a parameter, but looking at the 'Sources' tab and doing a Ctrl-Alt-F search for expandTreeSection doesn't return any results.
I'm making very slow progress, though. Thanks for the help.
Oliver Nelson
How valuable is knowing Ruby in 2017 ? is it dying basically ?
Michael Stewart
Why the hell do people still use notepad++? All the other editors in this list are better than it.
Ethan Collins
Okay, no problem. Fortunately I have very few relations since I actually know how to use MongoDB, and for the cases where I do need to combine multiple documents and see poor read performance, I can denormalize my data to solve that problem.
How will you be paying?
Luis Myers
Notepad++ is the lightest-weight option with syntax highlighting (I think), huge file support, and quick startup time (not VS-anything). Oh, and no skill (vim).
Jordan Hughes
>vim for web dev JUST
Benjamin Nelson
Develop in feature increments. Each feature is its own branch. Have a release branch you merge your features into. Your feature merges should always be one commit. You only merge when all your tests are passing on your feature branch.
These rules will get you to use almost all you need in git - branching, merging, rebasing.
This tutorial will teach you everything you need to know to work with git - learngitbranching.js.org
Joshua Brown
>visual studio/vim for webdev I almost thought you were being serious. You got me.
