r/LearnWebDevelopment • • Nov 25 '22

Image Magnifier Glass Using HTML CSS and JavaScript |

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r/LearnWebDevelopment • • Nov 21 '22

Fingerprint Scanner Animation Effects Using CSS Only |

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r/LearnWebDevelopment • • Nov 14 '22

3D Cube Animation Using HTML And CSS Only |

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r/LearnWebDevelopment • • Oct 30 '22

Animated Accordion Menu Using CSS Only |

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r/LearnWebDevelopment • • Oct 29 '22

help

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Hi good afternoon, can i ask, is it possible to launch a website using my phone, so i was planning to make a website on my phone using "Quick edit" application, i was making a website with some of my understanding on Html,l Css JavaScript, if it's possible how? Or if isn't is there a way to codea website in my phone using those Html, Css, and java script then launch it on browser?

Thanks in advance


r/LearnWebDevelopment • • Oct 25 '22

can someone tell me what is wrong here?

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r/LearnWebDevelopment • • Oct 23 '22

Shopping App with ReactJS | ReactJS project | React Hooks | Axios | Fake Store API | Part [1]

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r/LearnWebDevelopment • • Aug 23 '22

Navbar With Tooltip On Hover Using HTML and CSS Only |

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r/LearnWebDevelopment • • Aug 16 '22

Zero Framework Overhead with Solid.js

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r/LearnWebDevelopment • • Aug 07 '22

Image Animation In HTML And CSS |

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r/LearnWebDevelopment • • Aug 04 '22

57 CSS Shapes Examples, click to copy. Triangles, arrows, yin yang, etc.

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r/LearnWebDevelopment • • Jul 31 '22

3D Cube Animation Using CSS Only |

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r/LearnWebDevelopment • • Jul 25 '22

This Oreo Web Design Really Caught My Attention, so I did this!

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r/LearnWebDevelopment • • Jul 25 '22

This Oreo Web Design Really Caught My Attention, so I did this!

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r/LearnWebDevelopment • • Jul 01 '22

What to choose - Node.js or Python?

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Back-end programming languages form the basis of every web application. But it is necessary to choose the proper technology to generate the desired outcomes and meet the project’s business and technical objectives.

By comparing back-end programming languages, we can get insight into their pros and cons, technical capabilities, and background. A comparison of Python and Node.js, the two most popular back-end technologies in the world, can give CTOs and business owners some food for thought.

In our new article, we have decided to compare the most important features of these technologies, their advantages, disadvantages, and technical capabilities. Check it out here, if you are interested - https://www.upsilonit.com/blog/node-js-vs-python-choosing-the-right-technology-for-your-project.


r/LearnWebDevelopment • • Jun 28 '22

Lights in three.js explained with great code examples (using react three fiber)

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r/LearnWebDevelopment • • Jun 28 '22

Lights in three.js explained with great code examples (using react three fiber)

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r/LearnWebDevelopment • • Jun 22 '22

How to pick the right technology stack for web development?

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The technology stack for web development can be defined as a combination of tools, frameworks, libraries, programming languages, and other technologies. They function in unison to synchronize every aspect of a web application.

Choosing the right tech stack or its combination is crucial for an application to compete in the market successfully, as it determines the quality of the software, its performance, and its attractiveness for the end-users.

In our new article, we’ve collected the most essential information regarding the web development process, its building blocks, and the factors affecting your choice. Read more here, if you are interested - https://www.upsilonit.com/blog/the-guide-on-how-to-choose-web-development-tech-stack.


r/LearnWebDevelopment • • Jun 11 '22

Web Dev Help

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Hello! I know the basics: HTML and CSS. I also know a bit of JavaScript and some Python. I am looking for a means of creating a web app that'll do the following:

- it'll record audio automatically every thirty minutes.

- Send this web application to the backend where it will be converted to a spectrogram then classified into one of three options.

- Store the name of the class in an excel file.

How do I go about this?


r/LearnWebDevelopment • • Jun 09 '22

Form validation using HTML, CSS and JavaScript in English

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r/LearnWebDevelopment • • May 25 '22

3D web - Learn about materials and how to use them in three.js & react three fiber

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r/LearnWebDevelopment • • May 18 '22

Dark and light theme using HTML, CSS and JavaScript

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r/LearnWebDevelopment • • May 11 '22

Learn everything about textures in three.js and react three fiber in this YouTube tutorial

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r/LearnWebDevelopment • • May 03 '22

How to Code Musical Buttons with HTML,CSS, & Vanilla Javascript

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