AHAlex HarrisonAug 3, 2018
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Can anyone link me to an example? I want to get user input in a search bar, then on pressing the search button, set a variable and use that variable to call an api and pass along a series of promises. It seems so basic and yet I can't make it happen....
IIbrahim commentedHi guys, since any app with an audio element will have to start being developed / transpiled to work with Google or Alexa, I was wondering if anyone has any advice or links on working react browser apps into google actions or alexa skills. OR any inf...
WBWuelber and 1 more commentedi've been reading a lot from stack overflow and a book called"You Don't Know Javascipt" (which is a fantastic book series btw by kyle simpson) but im still struggling with asynchronous ajax scripting. Does anyome have any reaources for asynch js codi...
KSLSKushal and 3 more commentedIf you go on Instagram and check out the site and you look at the frames in (Application > Frames > Top > fb.xdm_frame_https(..) > (…<name of hashed javascript file>.js), you will see that they’ve put this huge script for their “Facebook Cross-Domain...
CJason commentedI am trying to familiarize myself with new frameworks (particularly Express right now but will be working on a couple different ones) and I am wondering if anyone has any tips for how to go about aquainting myself with and memorizing methods and comm...
BTBrandon and 1 more commentedAs someone new to web design and programming I am failing to see adequate support for the argument that we should write code that is supported by old browsers. I know that we can overcome the faults of old browsers with polyfill and web shim libs but...
HMDSteven and 2 more commentedI've been studying coding for about 9 months now and am getting a fair grasp on javascript, python, and database admin/backend (PRIMARILY using MongoDB). I've also dug into some front end dev but honestly am far more drawn to the back end. I feel tha...
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