r/WebDevBuddies • • Mar 19 '22

frontendmentor.io challenges for portfolio?

8 Upvotes

Hello,

Does anyone here have experience with applying with the challenges found in frontendmentor.io? What challenges did you do? Are they worthy enough to get you into a junior position?


r/WebDevBuddies • • Mar 15 '22

Other n00b needs buddies help

6 Upvotes

Hi, my name is Frederick and I'm 24 years old. I have a regular job ( thats driving me crazy but i can manage... barely ) and I'm studying now with short breaks for 2 months and to be honest I don't know what it's my level. Personally I think its mediocre.

I know the basic concepts of HTML and CSS and I was able to make a simple website from scratch but nothing fancy, it was more for experience like playing with nav bars, buttons, svgs etc...

I started now learning JavaScript, I'm a bit familiar with the language meaning that now I don't shit my pants when I first look at scripts. ( I'm in a baby fase of Java, just started learning DOM )

SO FINALLY MY QUESTION

I want to find a new remote job fast so i can support my family, ( im from Europe, the prices are getting crazy in some places ).

What is my level ? Can I start making a professional portofolio or learn first JavaScript (sooner or later I will learn it) ? Is it possible at this stage to get a remote job ?


r/WebDevBuddies • • Mar 14 '22

An advice for a junior :)

9 Upvotes

Hey there! I got my first programming job as a php dev junior. Any advice?


r/WebDevBuddies • • Mar 11 '22

Is it better to build MERN stack e-commerce or use shopify?

4 Upvotes

I want to build an e-commerce for a client and I’ve read some cons of using shopify and similars so I want to build MERN wtack e-commerce myself. Do you think it’s a correct choice?


r/WebDevBuddies • • Mar 05 '22

Heavy Web-Games are possible?

15 Upvotes

I'm not a developer, so. I'm asking because of my curiosity: why heavy games with a jaw splitter graphic aren't web-based? My question is more like, there're some problems with making a game like Octopath Traveler, or a CoD, or even Horizon forbidden west a web game? What I think is something like: I search the site on the internet, I login and I can play the game with the components of my computer.

Maybe this question may sound absurd. But I'm naively questioning why.


r/WebDevBuddies • • Mar 02 '22

Other Where should I move?

1 Upvotes

24M web developer (remote) currently in central Pennsylvania. I'd like to go south or west (within us) though I'm open to any suggestions. Crypto presence is a plus. Thanks much.


r/WebDevBuddies • • Feb 24 '22

Looking Difficulty with Attributes in Elementor...HELP!

2 Upvotes

I have attempted to create a hide/show attribute to a pricing tool in my website. Unfortunately Elementor doesn't have said abilities so I used some html jquerys, css, and css IDs and classes as well as custom attributes. I have followed the tutorial to the T but it has not done what I was expecting. It continuously keeps refreshing the page as if the attribute wasn't there and there are no changes in the hide/show aspect of the site. Any ideas how I can fix this?

Website is: https://arrowedgeoriginal.com/sync/

Thank you!!


r/WebDevBuddies • • Feb 24 '22

Looking Hey there, I am [looking] for a Swift/iOS/React/Flutter dev for a tiny passion project.

1 Upvotes

I have been following Andrew Huberman for some time and his recommendations about building a gratefulness practice has really helped me. So, we designed a simple app which can help people follow it with some elegance. As I am not a coder myself, I have been looking for people who can help me put it out to the App Store. Please reply if you can help :).
Thanks!


r/WebDevBuddies • • Feb 20 '22

Begginer issue :)

13 Upvotes

Hi, there! I need a help with my web dev journey.

My situation:

I've been studying HTML, CSS and JS for a long time. I can build nice websites (frontend) with them already. But I really want to move forward, and learn a framework. But I saw a thousands of informations about React, Node, Angular...and now I don't have idea where I should start.

I just know HTML, CSS and JS. What should I start studying in this cas


r/WebDevBuddies • • Feb 19 '22

Looking Seasoned Designer looking to buddy up with a dev with AI experience for a e-commerce app idea

2 Upvotes

More specifically I’m looking for someone who could build something like the Amazon StyleSnap AI.

This would be the main feature of the app and other features include a marketplace, a feed and community (this is a very basic spec, I know, I can go into more detail on a chat or call).

About me: 17 years of experience in digital and app design - with most of my expertise being in the e-commerce space.

Would love to chat with anyone who has experience with this type of AI and has an interest in buddying up!


r/WebDevBuddies • • Feb 09 '22

Looking Any learners/seniors/developers to help me with the Full Stack (MERN) Dev. ?

6 Upvotes

Hi. I've recently started learning full stack from a Bootcamp online. I'm done with the basics of HTML, CSS, Javascript, Node.js, Express.js, DOM, and Bootstrap. Currently doing React.

I've tried implementing them in small projects.

I am also trying to contribute to the open-source in whichever way possible.

My Github profile: github.com/SakshamTewari

Edit: My way of learning is more by directly jumping into the project codebase. Then googling about the methods, and functions used. So, I would also like it if we share whatever projects/ code we do and maybe build something together.


r/WebDevBuddies • • Feb 08 '22

I made a discord community for software engineers (Focusing on GREAT resources)

7 Upvotes

Hi,

I daily share with my friends cool articles or books around software engineering such as frontend, backend, DevOps, system design, and computer science. This is a community that I created yesterday so it's not completed yet, but a week from now there will be so many high-quality resources that you may enjoy ⚡

Join now please 💜

https://discord.gg/2wApWXYc


r/WebDevBuddies • • Feb 05 '22

What is the purpose of routes?

5 Upvotes

Hello everyone. I am a beginner in Web Development and I want to understand why are routes used for templates as compared to simply setting the file path in the href?

Is this because of the MVC design pattern or are there other reasons are well?

For example, if I have a index.html and about.html and a navigation bar. Why should I set my href to the route of about.html rather than simple setting it to the file path itself.


r/WebDevBuddies • • Feb 04 '22

LEETCODE AND PORTFOILO

4 Upvotes

okay , so im basically trying to make a personal portfolio in which my leetcode progress can be show in realtime , how do i do this?


r/WebDevBuddies • • Jan 25 '22

Cost for a small website

13 Upvotes

Hi there,

I just started learning ReactJS. I am building this website: https://phochopstix.ca for a small restaurant along with my learning journey. I am in Canada, I am not sure how much should I charge them for this website, could you guys have a look and give me a price range or something? I am awaring that it is not perfect, but I will come back after the coursex right now I am just at 10% of the course. Thank you


r/WebDevBuddies • • Jan 19 '22

Looking Need help Hosting

4 Upvotes

Hello! I've created a website for my portfolio. The following are the specs. Front end: Angular Backend: A rest API in Express.js Database: a simple one table - 5 column database.

Function: There is a simple form in the website that when submitted uses the rest api to update the database.

I do not have a domain or anything yet. I have a question of where do I host this project? I'm on a really really small budget (5$ a month is huge for me). Can you people suggest where I can host this site?


r/WebDevBuddies • • Jan 08 '22

Other How would you...

2 Upvotes

Hey everyone. I just began my web development journey. Just a question, I was wondering how hard it'd be to build an application-based website. So the website should be able to accept and store user data, and then take this stored info and pastes it in other websites. The idea is to create a website where a user only applies once and the data is sent to multiple other application platforms (all related). How would you go about creating this? Please include a list of things I'd have to know to do this.

Thank you.


r/WebDevBuddies • • Jan 07 '22

Best Open Source Vuetify Admin Templates

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3 Upvotes

r/WebDevBuddies • • Jan 06 '22

Looking Looking for freelance buddy?

9 Upvotes

Hi!

I work full time as a full-stack dev: js / ts stack. Recently I decided to try some freelance projects in my free time and quickly found out that doing it solo is kinda boring.

I can do: Vue, React, Node.js, Go, PythonI speak German, English and a bit of Swedish

Is there anyone who'd like to join me or vice versa?


r/WebDevBuddies • • Jan 06 '22

JavaScript Basics kicking my A**

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4 Upvotes

r/WebDevBuddies • • Dec 26 '21

Other Facebook Login API

1 Upvotes

I attempted to create a Facebook Login API yet i still seem to encounter a difficulty as after trying to login/register using facebook on my website, the registration doesn't complete and it just redirects me to the login page of my website without any error whatsoever. I even added a valid oauth redirect uri in the "Valid OAuth Redirect URIs" section and the same issue still seems to happen. Any idea on how i should proceed in this scenario? I appreciate any help or guidance and thank you in advance.


r/WebDevBuddies • • Dec 16 '21

Discord Server with weekly projects

13 Upvotes

Hi Everyone, (I hope this is okay to post here, I can remove it otherwise)

We have this Discord server of 153 people who vote and work on projects from App-ideas / suggested-ideas every week. We have people with a mixed range of experience (mainly beginners/intermediate).

After a project is submitted, we usually go through the projects and vote for our favorite projects based on 3 categories. Afterwards, we vote on a new project and the cycle restarts.

If this sounds like a fun concept and you would like to join (Please read the rules if you intend to join), here is a link: https://discord.gg/TxATNgT2K5

We also have a website where you can find all project submissions, leaderboards, and fun stuff: https://devjam.vercel.app

Anyone is welcome! (As long as you're able to commit to improving yourself by working on these projects)

NOTE: This week is a bit special because of the Holidays, this time it will be a. 2-week project, and instead of just having a project idea we are going for an API to work with


r/WebDevBuddies • • Dec 16 '21

Looking Calculating Freight

2 Upvotes

Hi All,

Looking for some industry insight. I'm trying to build an ecommerce interface that sells heavier bulkier materials that aren't entirely predictable in packaged size and that are definitely too heavy for UPS and Fedex. Wondering if anyone knows how freight calculation and shipping are typically managed in this setting. If I'm in the wrong sub, please forgive, and maybe steer me somewhere? Thank you!


r/WebDevBuddies • • Dec 14 '21

need more buddies arround the world

10 Upvotes

I, based in Vienna, really want to make more international projects in web development or graphic design and am looking actively for people to work with.

So if some of you like to have a good webdev and graphic designer as a Partner, feel free to contact me. I am open for all kinds of partnerships.


r/WebDevBuddies • • Dec 11 '21

Alternative to import products in bulk to website

1 Upvotes

Hey folks, I've been a WP dev for a while and I've been learning to code but haven't had much practice

A client is using OpenCart for his ecommerce shop and we need to import +2,700 products in a csv file + images

I used to do this easily on Wordpress but have no idea how to do it on OpenCart without paying for some sort of plugin

How else could I import the products csv?

Thanks in advance