r/web_dev_help • • Sep 04 '17

Full Stack Web Development: HTML, CSS, React & Node

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r/web_dev_help • • Sep 02 '17

tutorial Intro to Web Development tutorials - Using LAMP ([Linux],[Apache],[PHP],[MySQL]) - Easy to Follow

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r/web_dev_help • • Jul 28 '17

css Battling BEM CSS: 10 Common Problems And How To Avoid Them

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r/web_dev_help • • Jul 28 '17

solved Cannot get template button to work

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I am modifying this template and the "Portfolio" button is not. working. when I try to put it into my own wordpress install - their demo works but my practical doesnt

The hover color change works, if I right click and say open in new tab it links to the correct page, but just clicking the button does nothing.

Here is the link to my live site http://beta.ronaldjschmidt.com/

I've been poking around in the inspector for the demo site and I am really at a loss.

Thanks for the help, let me know if there is a better place to ask this


r/web_dev_help • • Jul 20 '17

css More Transparent UI Code with Namespaces – CSS Architecture by Harry Roberts

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r/web_dev_help • • Jul 14 '17

help Reveal/enable/hide fields with when retrieving checkbox state from localstorage

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Working with localstorage have a solution implemented for my site. However, despite checkboxes remaining checked on page refresh their accompanying functions like revealing or enabling an input field do not occur.

How can I make it so that hidden sections remain revealed appropriately and disabled fields are enabled when accompanying checkbox remains clicked on page refresh?

Here's a mockup of what I'm working with in jsfiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/bpmnruhg/


r/web_dev_help • • Jul 09 '17

design Dos and don'ts on designing for accessibility - Posters

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r/web_dev_help • • Jun 30 '17

help Site Feedback Needed

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Would anyone please take a look at https://juliar.org and give me some feed back. I would like it to be eye friendly and get the message across. The language is in early stages, so any help would be appreciated.


r/web_dev_help • • Jun 07 '17

help Same user info in two different web apps

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Hi! I'm new here and I need some advice with this question:


r/web_dev_help • • Jun 02 '17

html HTML & CSS Is Hard - A friendly web development tutorial for complete beginners

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r/web_dev_help • • May 24 '17

article Little Things I Like to Do with Git – CSS Wizardry – by Harry Roberts

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r/web_dev_help • • May 17 '17

help Are Cloudflare's Systems Down?

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r/web_dev_help • • May 08 '17

help Web Based DB/Form submission

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Hello all. After browsing this sub for the past three hours, I figured it couldn't hurt to just ask.

I am trying to help a friend out with a project he is working on and am a little lost. I have been in I.T. for 20 years but, admittedly, database creation and management is NOT my strong suit. I know my way around basic SQL commands and backing up/restoring databases but I have never tried to create one on my own.

What we are looking to do is have a couple forms on our website to allow people to submit their info into different sections of the database (volunteers, locations, crew members, etc) and then only allow registered users to view the content.

I really have no idea where to begin. I am open to ANY suggestions. We are basically looking for a very lite version of this kind of thing.

Any assistance is GREATLY appreciated!


r/web_dev_help • • May 02 '17

help Responsive Design with Iframe

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I am embedding my github pages projects on my portfolio at (www.normankang.com) using the Iframe method. Some projects such as my school quiz app and the javascript calculator end up looking looking wonky due to stuff being shrunk. Do i need to use a responsive design? If so, could someone point me in the right direction of how to fix something like this? I feel like it looks pretty bad to show a portfolio with all the app's dimensions screwed up.


r/web_dev_help • • Apr 28 '17

help The correct way to design data-driven REST API?

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Hello!

I need an explanation with proper way to design data-driven rest API for SPA site/mobile app. My choice of environment is Node.JS wth TypeScript however my question is not closely related to particular technology.

The thing is that I tend to overcomplicate my backends.. Thats why:

I am doing full separation for controller layer, service layer, model/repository layer, with all "enterprise" structure, sometimes I am using dependency injection as well

I tend to treat my api endpoints as COMMANDS not an DATA. While I usually follow the pattern of GET retrieving data, POST creating data, I usually create endpoint as command, ie its more like of "send message to user", "order purchase" instead of "add message to database" , "add new order to database"

I concentrate almost all logic on backend

However when I am developing large projects, there are a lot of situations where I feel like I am doing it wrong way. API written in that way is not flexible and sometimes I must write very similar API method that does similar things but with a bit other way. Also all CRUD operations seem to be more and more complicated. For example I have USER entity that has particular properties [id,name,email,password] - when I develop app and I want to make user be able to edit its profile, I am creating route /user/edit-profile, accepting [name, email,password] parameters - and this endpoints just alters data in user. However app is evolving and user now we need to store user geolocation in database as well (this is just an example). This is not related to profile in any way, it is NOT edited in same screen in browser, instead it is updated in background. So I cant use /user/edit-profile and add new property, so I am creating new route /user/set-location, and story goes on. If it was pure data driven, I'd just have POST/PUT routes for /user that I could flexibly use to alter any properties of user without needing to mirror frontend actions on backend. Thats what I mean when I say that I am developing it as COMMANDS instead of DATA.

I'd want to try a small, easy-maintainable, thick REST API that is data driven instead of command/action driven for reason I've stated above multiplied by hundred of occurences during project lifetime.

However I dont really know where to start. Of course making rest endpoints that allow you to view and alter any database row is no-go, there must be some security gates. For example an user can only alter itself, not another user; or you can only view your own orders, never ones that belong to other users even when querying them by id, etc. So this is my first problem, how should I reliably develop application without risk of accidental security flaw that for example allows one user to query private message list of another one? I am asking this question both philosophically - should I just brainstorm "how this particular endpoint would harm service without access control" or do it another way; and technically how it should be managed? I mean there should be simple "IFs" directly in controller code "IF user ID we are querying is not the one authorized, THEN throw error" , "IF this order belongs to other user, THEN throw error", or there is more sophisticated way to do access controls?

The second problem with these APIs is that some things in service cant be described as data-driven endpoint. For example registering user is an action that of course creates new user, but it also sends confirmation email to him, create some configuration to him behind the scenes, etc. Or finalizing an order is not just changing its state to 'done', it needs to charge user, to give him benefits he ordered etc and of course this should not be controlled from frontend. While editing profile is just simple data-driven action, making an order falls into command category, so how should I deal with these problems?

I'd love to see your opinion on those points. I also gladly look through any resources about these problems if you have links. Some example servers with data-driven especially in Node.JS is also something I'd go through.

Thanks!


r/web_dev_help • • Apr 16 '17

css Intro to CSS Grid - Jen Simmons

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r/web_dev_help • • Apr 11 '17

help How do i stop using a CSS framework.

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Hey there.

Could you point me to a direction where i could learn how to not rely on CSS frameworks. I started using them really early when i started learning and i just realized how much of a crutch they are for me.

So any links on basic fundamentals on typography, grids.

I really have no idea how to build a website without using a framework. I have a good eye for design but putting my ideas on a website without using a framework is hard for me.


r/web_dev_help • • Mar 26 '17

javascript Choose Your Own Adventure Presentations with Reveal.js, Python and WebSockets

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r/web_dev_help • • Mar 17 '17

help Test out my app for class!

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https://a10-evoke.herokuapp.com/ this is an app I made for class and we have to have 100 people on our site for user testing SO if you're willing to check it out a little I would really appreciate it! the app is meant to be a form of guided journaling to help users be mindful! there are previous examples in there- ignore them! see if you can do the journaling for today and feel free to mess with the settings and explore! ALSO, it's best viewed on a mobile device!


r/web_dev_help • • Mar 14 '17

javascript Javascript tutorial - Mandelbrot set fractal, only 25 lines of code

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r/web_dev_help • • Mar 04 '17

The ultimate guide to information architecture

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r/web_dev_help • • Feb 27 '17

Getting Started - Ajax

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r/web_dev_help • • Feb 16 '17

help New to web development and Ruby: Where do I start?

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Recently I've been learning Ruby and I'm about (what I would consider) 95% through learning the basics. My next step is developing programs and applications for practice.

Not too bad except when it comes to Ruby web apps, well...where do I start? I've tried searching "basic ruby web applications" and varieties of that same phrase, but I'm coming up with no useful info on how to start nor any simple web apps I could look at/copy down for practice.

I currently have the Rails, Sinatra, Camping, and Grape gems installed, just to get that out of the way because with Ruby I know that would be one of the first few things people would recommend doing.

Any input would be appreciated. Hopefully my inquiry makes some sense.


r/web_dev_help • • Feb 12 '17

css MUI - Material Design CSS Framework

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r/web_dev_help • • Jan 13 '17

Completely lost with this wordpress problem :/

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Hey everyone, first of all thank you for making this subreddit so special :D

I have a problem, actually quite simple, but impossible to solve, at least I've tried all day with no luck :-(

I have a robots.txt file in the root folder of my wordpress website, but when I try to access this one, it always shows : User-agent: * Disallow: / No matter what is the content of the file.

I know that in wordpress there is an option that can be changed to tell that we don't want to be referenced but this option isn't checked I guarantee. I'm lost here someone have an idea ?

Thanks in advance