>Getting started Get a good understanding of HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Everything you learn will have these as their base. The Mozilla Developer Network offers a good intro (no matter your browser choice) developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Getting_started_with_the_web
Any courses to recommend on Udemy since they're all going for so cheap right now?
Dominic Baker
user those things are always on sale. Don't fall for the trap, also you can always find a coupon code online.
Christian Powell
What do after learning HTML, CSS, JS, and bootstrap/foundation?
Adrian Taylor
PHP and Ruby
Mason Lee
how do weather api's or sports api's get their data? is it humans inputting it into a DB or what? I want to start my own api
Carter Garcia
Who I'm actually surprised by both of those answers?
Oliver Gutierrez
Weather can be automated. Someone, somewhere, will probably need to update sports scores though.
Chase Myers
you ever see a sports game going on? There are people in a little box flipping a switch every time a team scores in order to update the billboard. add in an internet connection and now the information is online. If you want to be nice for people, you can give them a way to access specific data with special commands, known as an API.
Xavier Murphy
what happens if you build an app for someone and somehow it gets hacked or the program fucks up and you lose some or all of their data? or what if important data gets leaked? are you f u c k e d legally?
Lincoln James
are you hosting their data? what are your terms and conditions?
Benjamin Wright
*Wow not Who
Thanks user!
Jackson Young
I fell for the React TDD meme. enzyme sucks, cant handle Semantic UI, nor react-bootstrap components.
William Smith
I need to create a table with data from json, where to build the html php or javascript?
Nathaniel Brown
its not a real scenario i was just wondering if it did happen
Oliver Murphy
Do you have the data? use php. Do you call an outside api? use javascript.
Brayden Wright
If it can be argued that it caused a monetary loss for the company then yes. However, it really depends on what was in the contract since any stipulations can be agreed on.
Jose Collins
Does React let me develop sites that will work if the user has javascript disabled?
Julian Fisher
a lot of contracts have something about not being liable for data loss
Jayden Flores
use php to spit it out in JSON, then use ajax to bind that shit, nigga
Ian Clark
No, it requires javascript to work.
Samuel King
OK thanks. Been using Angular 2 at work and it seems pretty handy but useless for progressive enhancement.
Levi Jenkins
GEE MAN I REALLY DONT KNOW
Dylan Rogers
>Does React let me develop sites that will work if the user has javascript disabled? >React.js >.js
Oliver Hughes
I read somewhere you can render shit on the server side and have it all static on the client side.
Connor Nelson
I didn't feel like this was obnoxious enough so heres another
Ayden Davis
Then what's the point? Might as well go with a static site generator
Ryan Martinez
I want JS users have have the full experience, but there are still things users can do without JS enabled in my site design.
Julian Bennett
tell them to whitelist or fuck off. why bother with autists who go out of their way to disable half of the web's functionality
Jack Price
There is no DOM modification on client without JS. You have CSS animations and transitions nowadays, but you cant dynamically actuate on the DOM elements.
Lincoln Watson
Because I'm one of those autists
I know that, but you can still provide functionality without DOM manipulation.
Lucas Bennett
You can check if the user has javascript enabled. If they don't then serve them another version of the page that doesn't require JS. There is probably a better solution though.
Christopher Howard
If javascript is required tho you can always try node.js since it runs server side anyways.
Jeremiah Kelly
Yea I'm using Node on the server side, and I render static pages with handlebars, then on the client side attach all the handlers. The site still works in a basic way without JS enabled but there are some nice features of Angular I wanted to use but I can't without fundamentally changing the way I work and losing the current non-JS fallbacks. I read somewhere React can let me work the way I want.
I don't believe anything I read in /wdg/ anyway, most posters are angry memers with little to no practical experience.
Ian Campbell
>little to no practical experience >guys does this javascript library require javascript to work???
