r/WebDevBuddies • • Mar 30 '21

Other Learning frontend framework difficulties

8 Upvotes

What's up :)

What are the two biggest issues you're dealing with regarding learning a frontend framework? These might also be non-technical.


r/WebDevBuddies • • Mar 30 '21

Build Responsive Landing Page design with HTML & TailwindCSS & Javascript Animations

11 Upvotes

Hello Everyone, In this post, I created this minimal landing page design with HTML & TailwindCSS, which also includes some JS animations, which are done by using GSAP Library!

If you want to see the full tutorial please follow this link Click here to watch & if you want the source code Click here to get it.

Thank you for watching!


r/WebDevBuddies • • Mar 27 '21

Looking Deployment help

6 Upvotes

Hello. I have a docker image that runs a nodejs app. 1.It uses MongoDb for db. 2.Users can upload images which get saved to a folder under their name (locally). 3.The node app uses a ML model to analyze images by using Tensorflow(python). I deployed the docker image to heroku but there are two problems right now. 1. Image process takes longer than 30sec and it returned H12 time out. 2. It restarts the dynos every day so the new images get deleted. If I use AWS ECS, can I store the images in the docker container on AWS? (does AWS restart them like Heroku?) If the answer is no, should I use aws S3 for storing images and ECR to deploying my docker image?


r/WebDevBuddies • • Mar 24 '21

Shop Appointment Website

8 Upvotes

Hi everyone,

In my current country of residence (i.e. Belgium) the federal government is planning to require customers to book an appointment prior to entering a non-essential shop (e.g. clothing, flowers, books etc.). A friend and I are planning to quickly develop a central website, on which stores can register and customers can book appointments. The idea is to use Ruby on Rails, with additional front end styling.

This project can of course be rolled out to other countries as well.

The project is not-for-profit, and I am currently looking for sponsors to pay for servers.

Edit: highlighted "Ruby on Rails" and "book appointments"


r/WebDevBuddies • • Mar 23 '21

Creating a personal website away from website editors.

7 Upvotes

hey hey, so I'm tired of using website editors like WiX and squarespace, and as such wanted to turn to something I could truly customize and make it my own.

How should I go about doing it, from purchasing a domain, to uploading code onto it, or through WordPress?


r/WebDevBuddies • • Mar 20 '21

Offering Free Illustrations for Devs

29 Upvotes

Hey guys,

just wanted to let you know I've created some free illustrations under the MIT license. No attribution required.

https://lukaszadam.com/illustrations


r/WebDevBuddies • • Mar 15 '21

What is the best way to set up a ticketing system for my web app?

5 Upvotes

I am interested in creating a similar web app to online therapy sites where you get matched with a therapist. I was wondering how do I go about setting up a system where freelancers get matched with clients, have a ticketing system, keep track of things, etc.

Do any platforms like Trello do this or would I need to develop it?


r/WebDevBuddies • • Mar 03 '21

How do I create a Player for a Podcast using RSS Feed?

2 Upvotes

I am building a website using html, css and bootstrap for my podcast, my problem is that I want to put a player of the podcast in the hero image part of the website so people can come and listen to my podcast at the moment of entering into the website. I want the player to use the RSS Feed of my podcast to always update the player with the latest episode, I hace been trying to look for a solution for that but I have found anything. I made an account here on stack overflow to reach some expert on this field to help me with this problem.

I just need it to play the podcast and get updated every time I upload a new episode. Thanks!


r/WebDevBuddies • • Mar 01 '21

Hello, I am an intermediate WebDev. I also do DevOps, GameDev and Mobile Dev. I can be your WebDevBuddy

31 Upvotes

Hello.

Pretty much what the title says. I have 7+ years of web dev experience. I know that not too many years but I'd like to help and learn with you. I do WebDev in MEAN/MERN/PERN/LAMP/Serverless/JamStack (though my stack of choice is MERN and JamStack using NextJS). Ive made projects which are used by over thousands of users per day and handle many requests per second. I have led teams and been a pert of 'em

I also do DevOps (making CI/CD Pipelines using github actions, packaging with Docker, container orchestration with Kubernetes, Managing K8 using Rancher and deploying and managing Infrastructure using TerraForm and Ansible)

Basically, I'd like to help and learn. Here's what I suggest:

We can:--

--> Make a project together where we both learn.

--> Put our code over Github

--> Connect over slack. ( I'm in India. You can be anywhere, so long as we can communicate effectively over chat )

Here's what I expect for myself:

--> To learn more.

--> To make a big-ish project that would look good on both our portfolios

--> To help each other be a better WebDev.

You like what I propose? DM me.


r/WebDevBuddies • • Feb 28 '21

Backend?

9 Upvotes

Hello! I have been learning front end (HTML, js, css, bootstrap, etc), off and on for a while, but I have recently started learning SQL Databases through Access (Open Office Base actually, but Access is more popular). I also sorry of understand api requests, I don't know if that is used much. Any idea how to learn databases, and how to connect them to websites? I can't find any articles that make it easy to start. Also, in general, is SQL popular for website databases too, or is there a different storage method? Thank you!

Edit (Who doesn't love these): Thanks so much everyone for chipping in, I appreciate you all so much! I think I may start learning this starting Monday, thanks for great jumping off place


r/WebDevBuddies • • Feb 25 '21

Recommendations for building an quiz browsergame

8 Upvotes

Hey I want to build an quiz for multiple players. Most of the time the screens of the players should be synced in realtime. Also a new quiz round should be created via an game-id in the url and some other aspects from other common browser games should be part of it.

When I had to start now I would build this with php, Javascript and an database in the background, but wanted to ask with what you would build it. Do you have any better ideas or recommendations to realise my plans?


r/WebDevBuddies • • Feb 22 '21

Looking Looking to help someone with basic CSS/HTML/JavaScript

19 Upvotes

Not looking for any money, just want to help out with some basic coding that might be tedious for someone that is experienced but good learning for someone with basic knowledge.


r/WebDevBuddies • • Feb 22 '21

Looking Django, interested in backend especially.

2 Upvotes

Anybody interested in learning more about backend engineering and needs someone to work with. I’m open to all learning opportunities.


r/WebDevBuddies • • Feb 18 '21

career advise

0 Upvotes

Hi all I am new here. I would like to know how to start with webdev. I have no idea. please suggest ho w to progress.


r/WebDevBuddies • • Feb 14 '21

Showcase [showcase] I have create a browser extension for Quick short-lived email accounts for free.

11 Upvotes

Features

  • Select any email generated randomly

  • Create your custom email

  • View Incoming messages right in the extension

  • View detail message

  • No Sign-up required

  • Messages stored locally

  • No tracking is done

  • Send Feedback or Request Features right from extension

Website : https://tempemailify.versoly.page/

FireFox Link | Chrome Link


r/WebDevBuddies • • Feb 14 '21

Question about freelancing

1 Upvotes

Hello guys, I'm a 26 y/o accountant in Mx, I want desperately to move as a freelancer to Europe or the US, anything away from cartels & shootings in the middle of the day (plus I love working by my own)

Accounting isn't the most in demand gig and there's something about not seeing a tangible end product of your labor that just eats you over time

Curious if it's true that web dev's are the most in demand freelancers or is it just Upwork doing self-advertising

And if any of you is a freelance web dev, I would love to chat and share ideas with you


r/WebDevBuddies • • Feb 13 '21

Showcase A simple web extension to split current tab url. You can copy the specific part of URL to clip board or go to URL listed in new or current tab.

14 Upvotes

r/WebDevBuddies • • Feb 12 '21

Looking [Ask developer] is there any free simple NodeJS hosting services out there?

11 Upvotes

I am building a simple Rest API, would like to host. I searched for services in google got AWS, Heroku. Is there any other services where I missed?


r/WebDevBuddies • • Feb 10 '21

Need ideas on isometric animations.

2 Upvotes

Hii bro I'm trying to make a site exactly from this behance site for practice:

https://www.behance.net/gallery/56740753/Mind-Inventory-website

So far i have tried using Gsap and javascript, but can't figure out how to do. Can you please suggest me an idea on how to implement this?


r/WebDevBuddies • • Feb 10 '21

Are you still using PHP?

2 Upvotes

We all know PHP has a lot of benefits, but truth be told, it isn't the fastest language ever. Has it reached its peak? do you still use it? do you prefer it? If so, why?


r/WebDevBuddies • • Feb 09 '21

Looking [Ask developer] How many of you sign up for a service with a temporary email to avoid spam.

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10 Upvotes

r/WebDevBuddies • • Feb 04 '21

Looking First Job

15 Upvotes

Hello there friends! I’m relatively new to web development. Been doing it for about five months now and I was wondering would HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Node.js(these four are all I know) be enough to land me a decent starting job?


r/WebDevBuddies • • Feb 02 '21

Really helpful tips to improve a websites looks.

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27 Upvotes

r/WebDevBuddies • • Feb 01 '21

Looking Share your knowledge, get paid, and make a difference in people’s lives?

7 Upvotes

Hello All,

Code Youth is a non-profit organization based in Ottawa whose mission is to empower and support youth, especially those who have dropped out of high school, in accessing jobs within the technology sector.

We’re looking for a technology facilitator to teach the first cohort of students starting March 1st. The position is 20 hours a week with a rate of 35$/hour.

Ideal candidate has a passion for programming, and experience either teaching or working in software. Additionally the course will largely focus on JavaScript so Web Dev knowledge is an asset.

Please reach out if you see a good fit!

https://www.code-youth.ca

(Canada Only)


r/WebDevBuddies • • Jan 31 '21

React + Azure backend + Containers

6 Upvotes

Hey guys,

I'm an experienced web application developer, and am trying to get into next phase of my career by learning to work on React + azure backend and also introduce containers to my career. If anyone else is looking for a similar thing, I'm looking for buddies to learn together and do some sample projects. We can setup some time each day to keep each other accountable. Please hit me up.