>tfw they bring in a third party web dev company and you have to teach the fuckers how to use SSH and SFTP to log in to the servers Our customer's other contractors are still trying to write their monkey tier jQuery shit into existing React and Angular applications. It eventually gets discovered and is rewritten into far more robust and understandable components, which the monkeys then leave alone because they don't understand frameworks and can't learn things on their own. This has been going on for almost a year now.
They also don't seem to understand Git. Rumor has it they share code in-house via network drives.
I'm always skeptical when something bootstraps into my js.
Xavier Morales
>They also don't seem to understand Git >in 2k+18 You must be baiting. I honestly can't believe a human being can't even learn something as simple as Git
Parker Cook
It builds JS and other stuff into a deployable "bundle" by following imports/exports starting from some entry point file.
Adrian Powell
And yes, you should probably use it if you have more than one source file. You can configure what it actually does with the imported stuff to make it transpile & minify code, convert images and so on. Writing a configuration file for it used to be pretty arcane shit but there are plenty of example projects around now.
Ayden Gray
What went wrong?
Tyler Gutierrez
Is Flask kill these days? Haven't used it in years.
Isaac Walker
Trying ruby for first second time.
Connor Carter
Elixir for webdev.
Evan Collins
parceljs.org/ is easier for a beginner because it has no config.
Jayden Williams
Thanks, I'll give it a try.
I'm not really sure if I need it though, a simple concat of all class files should do.
Shit are you me? Constantly unfucking someone else's mistakes.
Jonathan Howard
I use all the time. I wouldn't say it's advanced but I can build a lot of shit quickly using it. More flexible than Django. Best success when using it for REST apis and smaller apps.
Bentley Morris
>try to follow along a tutorial but never got the epic base files the retard tutorial video guy gives >figured I'd just make my own anyway since it's just some basic styling and bootstrap shit >end up learning so much about react-router and other things while doing this for like 2 hours trying to catch up with the github version
pretty epic desu senpai, I sure do love following outdated tutorials and finding out how to reverse engineer shit
Jaxon Hernandez
Flask or Django, or are they both retarded? I want to make a simple website, so flask seems good. thoughts?
Justin Nguyen
Cutelyst
John Fisher
Unemployed sysadmin
Thinking of getting into either
>front end >full stack >devops >blockchain dev/solidity
Anyone have experience with the job market in the midwest for this stuff?
Asher Sanders
>I want to make a simple website PHP
Charles Nguyen
Unironically this. But use Laravel
Thomas Taylor
.NET Core
Caleb Wilson
How are PACKT books? I've mostly heard they're shit but they seem to publish books on newer technologies before anyone else
Logan Rivera
Nice to know it's still going. I always liked Flask.
James Anderson
Depends where you're at in the midwest
Lucas Reed
full stack front end developer for a blockchain company with devops
Ryder Mitchell
>le blockchain meme
Brayden Murphy
watch this
Easton Martin
St. Louis do they have a bootcamp for this?
Kevin Hernandez
I made simple website from scratch in visual studio code html/css/little jquery and my problem is every time i want to create content like article or so I need to manually copy all the code i need to the new file and for different pages i need different code. Is there a software where I can create templates for different types of content to generate the file. How are the big websites doing it, they cant do it all manually.
Evan Wilson
>cryptocurrency mining + javascript expert fuck this gay earth
Lucas Bailey
Is my browser history working?
How do I even check it everything loads instantly anyway with or without the history there
David Smith
The web has always been semantic. That's what is was made for. Read the Tim Berners Lee paper
Jackson Butler
nvm console says browserrouter ignores history or something because it does it itself
Interesting
Bentley Richardson
Django is the greatest.
Jace Long
why
Ryder Phillips
look into static site generators hexo, hugo, gatsby, etc.
Jaxson Campbell
>hugo, gatsby the fuck is up with these names
Brandon Cooper
thanks
Kevin Cox
Firefox doesn't let you display local images anymore, how can I change it back?
>mfw I'm explaining to the web dev they hired to do a site for us that the reason Chrome is giving them an SSL cert error is because they're accessing the site by IP address since we haven't gone live and switched over the DNS entries yet >just click proceed to site >"but it says it's unsafe"
Ayden Fisher
Is this a good book?
Colton Harris
>PHP >"Is this is good.."
Andrew Turner
>simple website >recommends Laravel
excuse me while I peel my orange with a machete
Lincoln Price
Just use Lumen then, user.
Brandon Cox
Honestly. Learning laravel changed my life as a coder. There's just so many good traits that using laravel makes it just rub off on you
Daniel Brown
I know, I've used it before :) (along with Symphony, CodeIgniter, and CakePHP) It's a bit overkill for a small site though.
I haven't tried this out yet. Looks decent though.
Jordan Smith
>webdev with C >on OpenBSD >hipster-free I like OpenBSD, but this is objectively false.
Sebastian Harris
>IBM z/VM
Thomas Allen
>I've mostly heard they're shit Yep. PragProg and O'Reilly have the good stuff, a few others are mixed, and Packt is the bottom of the barrel. >seem to publish books on newer technologies before anyone else Primarily because they skimp on quality control.
Jayden Sanchez
How do you deal with script blockers? As far as I can tell, tags only run if JavaScript is totally disabled in the browser. With script blockers like NoScript or uBlock Origin, JavaScript won't run but the tags won't run either. What do? How do you handle this situation to give the best user experience?
Daniel Sanders
I'm training webdevelopment, only know basic php and html, what should I aim for?
Chase Richardson
Where would I start with building a chrome extension ?
If I have a , I want to get the content in the and change the tr style to display:none based on the value of the TD.
Any suggestions for where to start?
Jonathan Lee
jQuery
Connor Sanchez
>R >Racket >Awk >Groovy >OCaml >Tcl >Nix >D
Wyatt Johnson
>Any suggestions for where to start? Make a userscript first.
David Adams
Probably a better idea lol. Intended to share with some colleagues if I can get the extension work. Don't think any of my colleagues have userscripts lol
Jason Cooper
Is there a FTP Sync extension for VS Code that's not fucking broken?
Ethan Moore
About PHP, how can Page1 include Page2, with Page2 knowing it's being included especifically by Page1?
It's behaving like some other sites that are slightly shady, this has never happened before.
Every time you click something it tries to refer to purr11 or some shit and then gets stopped by Ublock Origin.
I have Windows Defender fully updated and running and I'm not infected.
Nathaniel Reyes
Right, sorry, I'm just trying to literally make a variable change depending where the page containing the variable is included.
Nolan Turner
You shouldn't. Let those fuckers whitelist you. The web requires js. Let them remove that big fat dildo from their ass and bend over for js to have a working web.
Josiah Green
Your html and css alone should still make the site look half decent so they can read what the site is about and judge whether or not to allow scripts.
If it's just a blank page without JS they'll never turn it on.
Kevin Richardson
Flask masterrace
Ryder Brown
Looks like a Jalapeno.
Jackson Powell
It is one easy to do project but hard enough to not be considered trivial, alongside an IRC client and an imageboard.
Christopher Campbell
Don't ever, EVER do this.
Thomas Clark
Do this
Christian Rivera
why do you even need to buy a book to learn this just use bootstrap or any other responsive tutorial on the net
Colton Bailey
>bootstrap
deprecated
Hudson Torres
how? really nice updates in Jan
Gavin Edwards
Because you need feature sniffing and other stuff to make the mobile experience better. Adjust the focal point of images and many other things.
You can't just bootstrap some shit onto it and expect your site to be useable.
Henry Lewis
>Routing Eyyy whaddafuck is 'routing'???
Asher Jackson
Imageboards are easy to program, but apparently hard to design. I am yet to see one that substantially improves on Sup Forums's design.
Wyatt Martin
a method to deal with your pages or urls
/whatever
/whatever/whatever
etc.
Isaac Sullivan
Jesus christ just kill me
>Be at work >Going through support tickets from clients who are using our product, which uses a mysql database >It's mostly low priority or medium priority tickets (priority is selected by the clients themselves) >Suddenly see Higher priority ticket >Oh fuck, did something break? Better solve it right away >Open the ticket >Basically it's a complaint about the naming convention >Basically the client is complaining that the column in the database which storers what the users can and cannot do is namend "privileges", the client says this makes her (i assume it's her) feel very oppressive, because she has to assign different privileges to different users her firm has, and it makes her feel very uncomfortable, because she is a feminist and believes strongly in equality and basically is asking us to rename the column to a more politically correct and neutral term such as "gifts" d-do i just close the ticket? what the fuck do i do with it?
Brandon Nguyen
>the client says this makes her (i assume it's her) feel very oppressive Sounds like you're LARPing.
Isaac Bell
Do they want you to implement coinhive or actually create your own miner in pure javascript? Latter would be crazy
Blake Jenkins
name it permissions or something.
Landon Phillips
is there a good javascript or web dev chat i can join this is cool and all but i want more fast pace chatting
Xavier Lewis
Time to kill JQuery. and give the throne to vanilla js
Caleb Butler
just set the ticket to pending or in progress and never get to it
or reply saying that high priority is for high priority issues only
Jose Green
this, and also, talk to your boss and check that he's cool with ignoring that shit.
Jason Moore
jQuery has some usability advantages that vanilla JS feels too bare without. The best compromise is umbrellajs.com/.
Brody Morgan
I need help.
I have tried everything, read tons of stack overflow stuff, read the nginx docs. I just can't get the site config to rewrite correctly and parse the pages as PHP and redirect properly. 3 evenings so far at about 2/3 hours each, no avail.
All i want is for the URL to stay correct, but pass the page URL to index as so;
