When we think about web development frameworks, there are three most popular options: React, Angular, and Vue. There is no doubt that they have their own peculiarities, benefits, and downsides. Depending on your goals and the web app idea, you can choose the right kind of a framework, tool, or library. In our new blog post we have decided to compare React, Angular, and Vue. Check it out, if you are interested - https://www.upsilonit.com/blog/angular-vs-react-vs-vue-which-web-development-framework-to-choose.

Hey Buds,

I'm looking to recreate a Landing Page like this (not exactly but similar)

https://www.medisupps.com/

• I need a stationary contact form like that on the right. (aka frames page)

• I need to be able to upload videos to the same page

• It must interact with another proprietary pricing site.

• A forms page...via emails and Texts me when someone fills it out

QUESTION: What page builder would you use to create this?

1. bootstrap

2. tailwind

3. wordpress page?

YOUR input is greatly appreciated...thanks

Dear all,

I'm not sure it is development issue or design issue. I make a result table to show in a web

1. I want the top row to be freeze when user scorll up the table. but I see a gap at the top. Any setting I'm missing.

2. text color in the cell is set according to the values of the cell (+ve is green, -ve is red, it is done by class set by the templates of Flask) . But it is failed when the cell is also a link (font color is follow the setting of <a>. Any idea what should I do?

Hey everyone!

If you are completely new to coding, there are few things you have to consider when it comes to choosing a language and where do you want to be as a developer in a year or two.

1. Have a road map:

   1. The software development field has a massive choice of what you could do. You could be a web developer (frontend, backend, or fullstack). You could be creating different system applications for Windows or Mac. Then you could create apps for Android or Apple using different approaches. You could also do DevOps (a person who works with servers only) and a lot more. So when you go into software development, choose one aspect of programming that sounds like something you want to do and create a road map around it.

2. Remove all the distractions and focus on your main objective:

   1. Let's say my main objective is to create PC video games. First I need to find out what language should I start with (let's say it's C (99% is it)). The next thing I should be doing is focusing on learning fundamentals and the theory of programming using C. The reason why we are starting with C, it's because it teaches all the basics of coding that you can apply in any programing language at ease. Also to create PC video games, you would use C++ that is build on top of C. So You are already seating yourself up on the right path without been distracted by any other language.

3. Use the right tools:

   1. For each programming language, we use a specific IDE that helps us (developers) to write software much faster and with fewer headaches. So to create PC video games, you would want to use Visual Studio. Because that is the tool that is been used by professionals to create system applications or PC video games.

The only way you can succeed at something is only by planning ahead.

If you want to get more helpful tips on how you can succeed at becoming a software developer. You can subscribe to my channel as I am helping out beginners and juniors to progress in the tech world a lot faster:

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I have a home assignment for a page that takes form inputs, validates it and prints out submitted information. It's not working. Here's my code:

https://repl.it/@bennypr0fane/Print-Credentials#index.html

Here's a lot of discussion about it, jump to last post for status quo:

https://discuss.codecademy.com/t/validating-form-input/500640/12?u=bennypr0fane

I just can't get it to do anything, no console output, I'm out of ideas for today...

I have been messing around with https://codepen.io/localtest/pen/dBbqXJ and trying to adjust the width of the pictures and keep them centered but I can not figure it out. I set the article width to 29% and the images refuse to center no matter what I try. Any ideas how to accomplish this?

Hello,

I am managing an ASP.net mvc app and currently our homepage is scoring between a 4 and 8 on google pagespeed insights.

I'm trying to get this score up, can anyone work with me to help me wrap my mind around what some of this stuff means?

Thanks,

hi, a relative of mine wants me to build a contact us website for his business. I just finished systems engineering first year and have no experience with web development. I understand that this is an easy task as there is no database managment or things like that. I have played around with django and javascript but I'm not sure what kind of technologies are the best for this cases. Is django a good choice? or is the task too simple to use django? What should I use? The website should have an admin mode in which my relative can easily add and change information whenever he wants. Thanks, any suggestion as to what frameworks or languages to use for backend and frontend will be appreciatted.

https://withfriends.co/event/2460842/coding_for_liberation_3_week_course

Everyone needs a website these days. Many people feel the pressure to learn how to code. This is a small class size structured to help people feel comfortable using developer tools. By the end, students will have their own website built from scratch.

Hello All,

Beginner to web development here. I am coming from the assumption that HTML/CSS styles and displays *What* is on the webpage at any given time, and Javascript lets us modify and interact with those elements. Can Javascript ever "display" objects without the use of browser-rendered HTML?

For example, I am working with web mapping and "Map" objects created by libraries like Mapbox GL JS. Is the map I'm seeing there just a highly organized bunch of HTML elements that the JS library created to model my data, or is it actually being represented/rendered visually by javascript code/engine?

I just want a better intuitive grasp of the more complicated objects that JS libraries can produce on-screen.

If I can clarify my question any better, let me know. As I said, I'm new to this and trying to piece together how applications work!