Rob is a web industry veteran and his ideas are extremely relevant for the days we live in today. We need a refocus, and a sense of community in the design / web development world.
I dream of a web that fosters healthy conversations, together with personal and intellectual growth. The world is diverse and fascinating, and we can be information explorers together.
You may hate me for this, but this is what’s really going on. I love JS/TS and Node but the world is built in economies of scale not in love for programming languages… and PHP is the best when it comes to cheap scaling.
I'm working on a website (https://www.go2lemmy.com), which, with just a few clicks, would allow a user to automatically modify all their old comments & posts on reddit to be ads for lemmy. It's using oauth. Anyways, the backend code is pretty much finished, I just suck ass at design, so if anyone wants to work on it with me, you can add me on Discord: indictevolution
I'm designing a webapp that is supposed to be an AR environment on your phone, to be viewed with something like Google Cardboard, but I am having an issue that the segmentPointer object that is meant to appear when clicking on an object is not.
Hi everyone, I have an old gaming PC that I had repurposed to be my nextcloud and plex server using TrueNAS, but I recently found CasaOS and I would like to migrate my server to use this instead. What are some best practices that I should observe when installing a different OS into a server? My server is installed on an M.2 drive and I have two 1TB HDD setup in raid.
Whenever I launch a new web project I go to Google Search Console and Bing Webmaster Tools to flag that the new website exists. The idea is to start getting SEO seniority / attention as early as possible.
In which I explain how a freelance gig was born out of a sincere friendship, and how the website went through idea, process, implementation and delivery.
I just found about the rather experimental chaarts. It enhances the standard html and turns it into different charts. Complete with hover text and animations.
When using dependencies such as NPM packages, Composer packages. Weather you use a CDN or host the packages on the web server, don't many packages out there require you to display the licenses of the package being used and show attributions?
Magento, a company based in Berlin offering hosting and e-commerce platform, posted a video illustrating to their EU customers the significant impact of removing PWA support in iOS 17.4 on their services.
To preface, I’m currently rewriting a personal webapp to use MySQL instead of storing everything in hundreds of JSON files. I’m currently in the testing phase of generating tables with the data from the JSON files, destroying the tables, adding more columns and data, repeat, all to make sure everything is working as intended.
I’ve been learning frontend on and off for a few years and I keep trying to find a good project to help further my knowledge. My amazing wife created a Google Sheets database of cocktails we learnt to make over the pandemic. Columns are ingredients and rows are measurements in ounces.
Let's suppose that you didn't know either technology and were offered the chance to work with one or the other. Time for you to get up to speed on the technology was built into the project.
I saw the creator of this course sharing it on LinkedIn and figured others might want to give it a shot! I've had very good experience with Udemy courses in the past, they are *extremely* comprehensive and well made.
I'm getting Cloudflare's JavaScript-based screening page when trying to hit tinyurl.com with curl and extract the real link. Anyone know if this has been going on for a while?
So I figured I'd try my hand at a bit of CSS to create a typing effect. I started from this one, but I wanted to expand it to multi-line, so I did. Turns out there's a lot of manual timing work, so it's tedious to change. But with a little JS... I made a generator—make some for yourself!
CSS now supports color spaces that allow us to access colors outside of the sRGB gamut. This means that you can support HD (high definition) displays, using colors from HD gamuts. This support comes with new functions to make better use of color on the web.
Is this a growing product market? Will this lower the barrier to entry for less technical communities, much like the wave of turn-key WordPress hosting solutions did for the general public starting in the mid 2000s?
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