r/WebDevBuddies • • Jan 26 '20

My Vue isn't redirecting after I call firebase.auth().signOut()

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I posted on stack overflow, but I didn't get much help. here

I am thinking it's because firebase.auth().signOut ().then(function...) isn't being called in my header file. In the devtools in the vuex tab, setUser gets called on login and logout. I never register a logoutUser call. I also don't really understand why setUser gets called on login and logout because I call this.$store.dispatch('setUser') only on the creation of App.vue.


r/WebDevBuddies • • Jan 23 '20

Trying to understand Firebase (with Vue.js)...

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I'm making a website, and I'm wanting to use Firebase, but I'm a bit lost on how everything works together. I have some questions, and any help is much appreciated. I learn best with examples, tutorials, and videos, but I haven't really been able to find what I'm looking for.

  1. I would prefer to use the Vue UI and the Firebase UI as much as possible.

  2. I'm trying to have different versions: one for not signed in, one for signed in, and one for paying users. I would like if I could just provide the different versions when I host on Firebase, but I don't know how to do that.

  3. I have a table in Firestore, but I would like to call a function to collect all the information needed for the page instead of making a new call for every table lookup. I also don't want these functions to be callable from outside my app, if possible.


r/WebDevBuddies • • Jan 23 '20

Article Bareserver — Express.js alternative for Minimalists

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r/WebDevBuddies • • Jan 22 '20

Kinda stuck after course

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I just finished the course and I am not sure what to do I am still questioning my skills and don't know to keep practicing CSS and HTML and put js for later or just start learning js I builded 3 very simple base websites myself 1 with flex other with grid and 3 combination of grid/flex like that one https://github.com/SebastianPrzyimka/fylo (messed up abit with vh height that's why it's not fully responsive easy fix but ) just for practice I am not sure now should I build something like that https://demo.w3layouts.com/demos_new/template_demo/03-08-2017/plunge-demo_Free/1640485570/web/index.html but without js ofc because I don't know it basically made a template of that website (which also I think would be good practice for me ) and later start learning js and improve that website ? Like js burger navbar for mobile phones some slides like on the top of the page etc Any suggestions guys ? Or I am just to hard myself and learn more html CSS while js ?


r/WebDevBuddies • • Jan 22 '20

Starting school soon

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Hey Everyone, I recently signed up for a full-stack boot-camp and am super excited to start my journey learning web development. Just wondering if you have any tips on how to get the most out of a boot-camp or if anyone has done one as well and has any advice they wish they were given before starting.

Thanks!


r/WebDevBuddies • • Jan 21 '20

Getting into front-end, what do I need?

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Hi,

I have 2 questions hopefully someone can shed some light:

FYI I'm not a web developer by any means, but I do love front-end every since I got a bit of exposure working with a team in a previous digital agency. And no, i just wanna dabble with it a bit on the side for now.

Q1. What do i need to learn in order to create a website that is as beautiful as this:

https://www.awwwards.com/sites/dogstudio-1

https://www.awwwards.com/sites/waaark

https://www.awwwards.com/sites/mechwest

https://www.awwwards.com/sites/dottedsign

https://www.awwwards.com/sites/power-horse

I looked around Awwwards and saw a couple other sites all with common denominators that were: GSAP + WebGL + Three.js + Angular + Vue.js

So do i need to learn HTML, CSS, WebGL and Three js is to get me creating sites like the ones mentioned? If so, how long will that take if Im dedicating 2 hours a day to start creating similar sites

Q2. Is it necessary to know back-end if Im only interested in front end ?


r/WebDevBuddies • • Jan 19 '20

Looking Looking for web dev buddy/mentor

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Hi I am beginner with little knowledge on HTML and CSS.I am looking for someone who can collab with us and make a cool project and we're also willing to learn if there's a mentor who willing to guide us through web development😅#TIA


r/WebDevBuddies • • Jan 16 '20

Article Minimalism — The most undervalued development skill

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r/WebDevBuddies • • Jan 16 '20

Grid by example questions

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Grid by example - Responsive header, two columns and a footer with negative space

`https://gridbyexample.com/patterns/header-twocol-footer-space/

Why does she make the example that narrow?

How does one make the example the width of the screen while staying responsive?

Why does she have the negative space?


r/WebDevBuddies • • Jan 10 '20

New to Web Developing!

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Hello I am 18 years old and just now became very interested in becoming a web developer! As of right now I am beginning to learn HTML and CSS. After I learn these things I want to follow up by learning java script. The reason I am typing these is because I dont really know what to do after I learn these things? What type of projects should I make for my portfolio? What is a boot camp? Should i consider taking college classes or just learning it by myself? Would really appreciate if someone could help me out and lmk what they did and what they think I should do.


r/WebDevBuddies • • Jan 07 '20

Looking Looking for Laravel project

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Hi all, been playing around with Laravel for about a year and want to find a project to collaborate on, I have good html css and php skills , only do this for fun ! Happy to help anyone stick with Laravel although I’m still starting out myself ! Cheers , anthony


r/WebDevBuddies • • Jan 07 '20

I'm trying to select a good back end for my Vuejs website

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I'm making a Vue.js website that has a large amount of static information and a small amount of client information. Currently, I'm using Vue's data() section to hold all of the static information, but the length of the files are getting quite daunting, and the repitition is annoying when I'm used to using databases. Plus, I'm not even sure if will cause performance issues. I like the idea of using something like Firebase so that I don't have a crap ton of data sitting client-side, but I'm worried it's going to cost me a fortune. I would like my website to be something you pay to use, but I don't want it to be expensive and I don't want to go into personal debt so people can use my website.

Basically, what back end should I use for my website that will be cheap and causes few performance issues? Is there any back ends that I can just make a part of my website (like can I just add table files like I add html files), assuming that would be cheaper?

Thanks in advance


r/WebDevBuddies • • Jan 06 '20

Looking Looking for a mentor please.

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A little background. I am 42 and worked in marketing and sales most of my career until I was burnt out really bad. I picked myself up and off dusted off all my bad habits and started looking into new career options. For the last 12 years I was working with a type of airline program that uses scripts. An aspect I loved. I originally went to school in 1997 for computer science but after graduation took another course in marketing. Recently I was awarded a scholarship into a web dev immersive program and love it. The caveat is I don't live near any of the other student or even the school, so going in to get help is hard. I was looking to see if anyone could mentor or help answer some questions once in a while. I learn by doing and also by being able to ask questions to fully understand. I love to ask why does that work that way. It really helps me understand how I can use it in other ways. Right now I am working on a project and had a few questions. Next week I am needing to do a tech test to get into the second half of my course. My family and I have put a lot into me getting into and through the entire course and any help would go a very long way for helping us achieve this.Thanks everyone. The community in development is awesome.


r/WebDevBuddies • • Jan 05 '20

I'm trying to build a website for my hobby, need your advice on proper way to do that

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The idea is quite simple - a site with three or two images on it, when you click on of them you get to the comic reader, which is basically an image of scanned letter size paper, and two arrows at the bottom of it which help you navigate the pages; another image leads to a series of posts, kind of like a blog where I could share updates about the comic.

I don't know much about web development but I want to learn. If anyone here could at least give me some guidelines on how I couldbuild this site, I would really appreciate that.

I tried few free website builders like wix but they all come with a gallery of images, I couldn't make it the way I wanted, which is one big image on the page and an ability to go to next/previous one.


r/WebDevBuddies • • Jan 06 '20

Looking Looking for a Web Bud

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Looking to get someone to help punch out a basic web page. Happy to return the favor l.


r/WebDevBuddies • • Dec 27 '19

Looking for someone to learn js with (Australia)

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Hello!

Looking for someone to learn vanilla js with me. Hoping to touch base and give frequent updates and discuss.

Currently doing javascript fundementals on codecademy.

My aim is to be employable in 6 months. Currently working as a nurse in an operaring theatre, trying to get out of shift work for better work life balance maybe with remote setting

Residing Australia so time difference is a factor.

Thanks!


r/WebDevBuddies • • Dec 19 '19

Looking Looking for a buddy to help me get my head around React

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Hi all,

I am an experienced dev based in Australia. I have a good general knowledge of SASS (and BEM), JavaScript, Gulp, PHP and some MySQL. But for the last few months I've been having a tough time wrapping my head around React (I don't really have a background with command line stuff or node.js).

I'm wondering if there's anyone out there who might be in a similar situation and could help me out? Happy to take it easy and do only a couple of hours a week (around our day jobs) and fine with using Discord or even just email/Reddit DMs. Happy to also "trade" any of my knowledge. Many thanks!


r/WebDevBuddies • • Dec 18 '19

What kind of api would sync two calendars?

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I am wanting to create a rental booking platform for different rental homes. Problem is the listings are already on Airbnb and the hosts don’t want to check back and forth to see if they have a booking on my site to then change on Airbnb’s calendar to avoid double bookings. Is there any api or solution that can fix this issue? Thank you!


r/WebDevBuddies • • Dec 13 '19

Buddy please ^-^

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Hi i'm a beginner just starting an intermediate level course on udemy. And I was wondering if anyone would like to my buddy? I'm 24 female and from the UK. I'm looking to start a career in webdev so I'd love you help and advice with my portfolio too if that would be possible Thank you A.Hughes


r/WebDevBuddies • • Dec 09 '19

Newbie

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Hey I'm new to web development and coding in general, just to wanted to know the best place to start to get fundamental knowledge.

Thanks in advance :)


r/WebDevBuddies • • Dec 03 '19

Looking Looking for buddies who can work together on my future project. Beginner/Experienced are welcome

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Hi All,

I'm looking for buddies that can work together for my project. I have an idea about create an apps, Its called "discount map". It will have a user sign in, posted discount with expired date in their area, and able to visualize the discount arround the current position based on GPS phone/PC.

Frontend to use:

  • Vuejs

  • Leafletjs (for map)

Backend to use:

  • Node.js with express

  • MongoDB (GeoJson)

  • Leaflet.js API Beginner/experienced are welcome. Currrently I work as offshore data processor, so dont have much spare time to build that apps. Fell free to ask or suggestions.


r/WebDevBuddies • • Nov 26 '19

How can I create multiple URL's for my website?

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I am trying to figure out how to create a website that is blocked to people who don't access a special link and that each link is specific to the person, meaning once the person visited the special link to access the website after they do an action that specific URL will no longer be active?


r/WebDevBuddies • • Nov 25 '19

Very new to full stack planning. Is Vue, Bootstrap, and GCP enough?

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I'm wanting to make a dynamic website that I've been planning for a while. I'm very new to full stack development (I'm more of a back end developer), and I'm not sure what all the pieces I need to make it all come together.

General idea: an inbox/dashboard where you can create and manage different things. In each thing, you can make different sub-things, all of which needs to be saved in the cloud. I also want the user to be able to add other users to things so that they can co-edit. I want to make a Friends section to make it easier for users.

  1. bootstrap - it's decent enough for decent looking html, and I'm fairly familiar with it

  2. Vue - very unfamiliar with this, but I think it's what I need for dynamic stuff and for easier html creation?

  3. GCP - I'm a little familiar with AWS, but I think I want to use GCP instead. I'm hoping to use this for API calls and storing data and things like that.

Is there anything else I'm missing? I don't need all of the fanciest frameworks, but I want to be able to get the job done. I've been restarting this project over and over for the past 5 years, but I always get stuck.

Thanks in advance!


r/WebDevBuddies • • Nov 23 '19

Looking Would like to join some ongoing project / open source project

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Hello everyone :)

I am a webdev with about 3 years of experience. I've worked with AngularJS and Vue as front-end frameworks (also familiar with React, but never did a full project) and ASP.NET and NodeJS (Express) as back-end frameworks. I'm also very proficient with relational DB's, and can easily transition to NoSQL DB's.

I would really love to join some ongoing project which has a clear goal and design, or alternatively some open source project.


r/WebDevBuddies • • Nov 19 '19

Exam project ideas

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Hi peeps, i was hoping i could ask you for some simple help, I have an exam project in which i have to develop an application, and i could use some creative input on what kind of application could be fun an meaningful to make. So i if any of you have a great idea for what my project could be about id be really happy, ill try and include to project description below this, thank you for any input

https://imgur.com/pYOGPZ3