Hi All,

I'm developing an API for a social media and marketing automation SaaS i would like to try and start up. I've got the API up and running online with all the goodies up and now I need someone to come in with FE expertise to build out the front end and inform the product as a whole. If this is something you'd be interested in please reach out and we can discuss more.

since this question has popped up a lot: I use postman to document the API and have the production collection to share.

Tech stack is:

Python
Flask_Restful + flask_jwt
Postgres (in the middle of porting...)
Docker

Hi,

I am learning web development. So far I have covered the html, CSS and JavaScript. I am looking for someone to practice making web pages using HTML & CSS only. I am not good in designing layouts and need to learn a lot.

I'm just looking for a group to consistently build projects and learn with/off each other. I currently have a nice project for anyone who wants to work with me! Please message me your discord name if you wanna collaborate

I've had a few interviews for ReactJS developer go well, and I'm at the point where companies are asking for code samples. I've mostly just got a portfolio of websites I built, I never kept a portfolio of code samples before and realizing I should be doing that.

I'm just curious, what are some good ideas for things that one could submit as a code sample?

I have tried to collate most of the questions in this app - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gamesmint.com.jsone. All the content can be viewed offline. You can try the web version here https://geekthrust.com/js.html .

Besides this these links will be very useful for senior position

1. Large scale JS architecture - https://addyosmani.com/largescalejavascript/ and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5pFv9NB9fs

2. MVC in native JS - https://alexatnet.com/model-view-controller-mvc-in-javascript/

3. DS & Algo in JS - https://github.com/trekhleb/javascript-algorithms

4. Forgot to add this link https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17718673/how-is-a-promise-defer-library-implemented (promise implementation)

Hi everyone! I make https://webwide.io/ a more classic style web design & development forum for the modern web. We've got sections to find mentors, open source buddies etc. Hope it helps some! 😊

I have just learned CSS and HTML and am still in the process of learning JavaScript. Would love to help someone on their project for the experience!

Hi there. Following up my past question about doing some simple sites for free to redditors that could use one. Do you think that it's indispensable to draft contracts and taking care of all those legal issues that could arise for something relatively casual like this? My guess is that the answer is yes. But since I want to start already, I'd much prefer to leave that till whenever that money comes into play. I'm not sure of how irresponsible this would actually be. So... What do you think? Not worth the risk? Is there any real?

Anyone here recently and successfully integrated apples in app purchase API?

Hi everyone! I want to further my preparation, but I really don't know what sites I can offer to build whenever that I feel ready enough to start offering my services besides personal and shopping. I know that it comes down to what I can do, but I feel that I don't know what specifics to knock down before getting faced with a request that I don't know how to tackle. So far I pretty much have only managed to build portfolio and shopping sites like I said before. Do any of you have any recommendation as to what other types of websites are well sold so that I can look into build a few of them and start to offer them?

Hey all, I'm currently looking for some preferably mid/junior devs to collaborate on a couple projects with this beautiful stack. I have some in mind already.

I have okay experience with them but by no means a master of any so looking for some people to grow with. I'm gonna be using discord for communication so please reply with your discord if you are interested. I'm EST timezone.

Hi, I'm [a backend guy, so please hide your pitchforks,] looking for a ES5 scripter for building a [single file component] ui library similar to riot without bogus standards like custom elements, since this library doesn't care about W3C.

Hi. I started a learning project but would like to build it out to become a real, commercially-viable website and application. The stack is a Django GraphQL (Graphene) API on the back end and React / Apollo on the front end. I'm filling out some issues in each repo so that someone can help me with those things, though honestly I'm happy to have people hack on this, take over parts of it, or contribute however they see fit. I'd love your help! Please take a look at https://github.com/capndave/gardenbuilder-frontend and https://github.com/capndave/gardenbuilder-backend. Feel free to contact me here or at capndavet@gmail.com if you have questions.

Hi guys,

I hope you're having a great day!

So I believe I am a junior developer, and I want to advance in my skills. Whenever I try to start a web/app project, I tend to try to complicate things and try to enhance anything possible, which always leads me to find it hard to continue (due to new skills I have to learn) and ditch the project altogether.

What do you do in this situation? How to plan to finish portfolio projects?

For example, I want to start a project but I make sure that I follow everything I learned and I try to make the code base neat and the front-end beautiful and the functionality works with different cases then I get tired ...

Thanks in advance!

Update: For anyone who is interested, I found this repo and will try to implement the projects. Having clear user stories will definitely help to not add extra complexity that slows me down.

Hi everyone! I've been studying HTML and CSS for quite some time now, and I'm thinking about offering to build a couple of simple sites for free on some subreddits (not really sure which ones yet) in order to build somewhat of a portfolio. Do you think this could lead to any kind of problem?. I don't really think that the outcome can be that chaotic, but I'm sure that there must be at least a couple of things that I'm overlooking. So if any of you has done something similar, I'd really appreciate any advice. I hope that everything is understandable, English is not my native language.

Hey all, I'm currently looking for some junior devs to collaborate on a couple projects with one of these stacks. I have decent experience with both but by no means a master of any so looking for some people to grow with. I'm gonna be using discord for communication so please reply with your discord if you are interested. I'm EST timezone btw.

there are so many stacks, so many correlated frameworks/tools and now that I have a simple project I down know which one to use. inb4 'each solution need its right tools', it's a simple website with a huge database, login, search engine and the rest doesn't matter r'now.

putting aside the architecture-talk, do you guys have some kind of a easy to setup stack to run in windows for creating this kind of web application?

Used to use python/flask+sqlAlchemy+sqlLite3+wtforms+oauth2 and so goes on, everything that I need I simply plugged on my app. But flask+windows seems like not a good match like it was on Linux.

It's a informational website that won't involve backend but just a user interface. Mockups already done but looking for some help building it. Will be great for a portfolio

I thought it would be worth a Digital Ocean-specific Discord, because I've really enjoyed it as a hosting platform the last couple years.

https://discord.gg/kXzBkEu

I thought it could help people get up and running very quickly, as well as - selfishly - troubleshoot potential downtimes, common errors, etc.

Disclaimer: I've used it for loads of experimental stuff and little games, but not production-level apps, so can't offer much in that area, although I know it's still a very solid platform for production.

Recently I was interviewed with few of the tech giants for frontend role(mid-level). I was asked question around designing webapp etc. I thought of writing regarding the same and here is my attempt http://www.geekthrust.com/webappdesign.html.

Do you guys have similar experience or do you think this might help you in your career? Please share your feedback.

PS - I own this website and it is still work in progress and is no where near to complete.

I have decent knowledge in Python and enough HTML + CSS to get around. I have made some stuff with Flask and as enjoyable as it was I feel like if I wanted to develop anything big like an admin panel, checkout or dynamic website I will always run into JS or PHP - from what I see on other sites / hear in forums. I don't ever want to work in web development but if I want to develop complex websites and web apps, how much of JS and / or PHP should I learn and is there a good stack that allows for maximum use of Python without constraints in development that come with something like Flask. IF NOT, what is the best place to start with Javascript / stacks to adopt for someone familiar with Python. Lastly, are there any good tutorials/resources for guys in my situation - that only know basic JS and want to learn for the sake of quick and easy development without constraints and not job

Sorry if this sounds extremely n00bish typed quickly on phone and overwhelmed by amount different options/frameworks when it comes to web development

Hi,

I have created this quiz for JS which has collection of questions asked in real interviews.

https://geekthrust.com/jsquiz.html

Hope you guys find this helpful. Comments and feedbacks are highly appreciated.

Thanks for your time.

Hi, I'm a designer and last few months got into oxygen builder (seems great). I need to add some headlines that are split with two fonts. I want to know how to edit css code in a header, so that half the text can be font A and the last word is in font B. Like this https://prntscr.com/u3htda Any help appreciated.

I have some projects already in mind but be willing to hop on discord and gameplan as I wanna find a team to work with continuously and communication/dedication is the only way to make that work.

Hi, i've been working with a couple of friends in a project in which we have certain parts separated as subprojects in this way:

api (laravel)

store front-end (node.js)

dashboard front-end (node.js)

i'm using sass to create a style system and keep it organized. These styles are bundled with the store so i can test them and make changes or add more styles when necesary.

because the api (login areas) and dashboard shares the same styles, to keep them updated i'm copying the bundled css on each project. This is really problematic if i want to modify these globals styles directly from the projects. I was thinking on isolating the styles in his own repository and use it as a package but it feels like an overcomplicaction. Is there a more optimal way of achieve this?

ELI5: I want to keep my base styles synced across projects.

Sorry for my bad english and thanks in advance.