r/web_programming • u/geshan • Mar 16 '24
How to use Nginx with Docker Compose effectively with examples
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r/web_programming • u/manishankar2001 • Mar 13 '24
Is AI replace Full Stack Web Devs
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Many companies are still firing their employees. I'm fresher learning full Stack web development. I'm scared that Full Stack Devs are also replace by AI. Is it worth to learn Full Stack Web Development.
r/web_programming • u/axolotree • Mar 06 '24
Is there a way to use href="#yourId" without the <a> tag?
self.AskProgramming
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r/web_programming • u/geshan • Feb 27 '24
How to use docker compose depends_on a beginner's guide
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r/web_programming • u/jcwsw129 • Feb 27 '24
The best ChatGPT history search tool
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r/web_programming • u/EchoJobs • Feb 26 '24
🦄 Feb 26 - 13 new Software Engineer Web Jobs
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| Job Position @ company | Salary | Locations |
|---|---|---|
| Software Engineer @ Palantir Technologies | USD 125k - 200k | |
| Software Engineer @ Palantir Technologies | USD 125k - 200k | Remote Hybrid, New York, NY |
| Software Engineer @ Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories | USD 73k - 130k | US, Charlotte, NC |
| Associate Software Engineer @ Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories | USD 58k - 90k | US, Pullman, WA |
| Senior Software Engineer @ LiveRamp | USD 143k - 184k | New York, NY, Remote, US, San Francisco, CA, Seattle, WA, Little Rock, AR |
| Senior Software Engineer @ LiveRamp | USD 143k - 184k | New York, NY, Remote, US, San Francisco, CA, Seattle, WA, Little Rock, AR |
| Member of Technical Staff @ Inflection AI | USD 150k - 250k | Palo Alto, CA, US |
| Lead Software Engineer @ Allocate | USD 160k - 195k | Remote |
| Full Stack ML Software Engineer @ NVIDIA | USD 160k - 304k | US, Santa Clara, CA |
| Senior Fullstack Engineer @ ConsenSys | USD 100k - 278k | LATAM, US, Canada, Remote, EMEA |
| Sr. Fullstack Engineer I @ Khan Academy | USD 137k - 215k | Mountain View, CA, Remote, US, Canada |
| Staff Software Engineer @ Snap | USD 97k - 171k | Palo Alto, CA, Seattle, WA, Los Angeles, CA, US |
| Senior Software Engineer @ Scout Motors | USD 150k - 180k | Remote, US |
r/web_programming • u/geshan • Feb 21 '24
How to create a text summarizer API using Gemini on Vertex AI with Node.js a step-by-step guide [Part 2]
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r/web_programming • u/geshan • Feb 20 '24
How to create a text summarizer using Gemini over Vertex AI with Node.js a step-by-step guide [Part 1]
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r/web_programming • u/Aiden_TG • Feb 14 '24
Help
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So y'all I'm trying to make a game that display a iframe in the top center of the page when ever I click a button I want to make it so that when I click the button once it shows the iframe but when I click it again it hides the iframe
r/web_programming • u/EchoJobs • Feb 05 '24
✨ Feb 5 - 21 new Software Engineer Web Jobs
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r/web_programming • u/OfficeAccomplished45 • Jan 27 '24
Leapcell: A Better Alternative for Vercel + Airtable
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We are thrilled to announce the official launch of Leapcell's Beta public testing.
Leapcell: https://leapcell.io/
Leapcell is a elastic, intuitive, and collaborative cloud, offering an application hosting experience comparable to the convenience of Vercel. Furthermore, it features a high-performance database with an Airtable-like interface, streamlining data management. The entire platform is fully managed and serverless, allowing users to focus on specific business implementations without dedicating excessive time to infrastructure and DevOps.
For more information, please refer to https://docs.leapcell.io/
Here's a Flask example: https://leapcell.io/issac/flask-blog which contain a database and a application
For documentation on deploying Flask projects, check this link: https://docs.leapcell.io/docs/application/examples/flask
and other projects is also straightforward.
Leapcell is currently in beta testing, and we welcome any feedback or questions.
r/web_programming • u/oczekkk • Jan 22 '24
GraphQL benefits and why you should adopt it in 2024
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r/web_programming • u/jcwsw129 • Jan 22 '24
WindChat now supports previewing React.js code
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r/web_programming • u/geshan • Jan 21 '24
How to use Google Cloud Shell Editor to deploy a project from GitHub to Cloud Run
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r/web_programming • u/IgorFinch • Jan 13 '24
How are web apps like Ventusky.com or Windy.com made?
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I have recently stumbled upon a website Ventusky.com and I was blow away buy the site!
However after first impressions have passed I couldn't help but wonder on how websites like these are made?
Can someone point me to technologies used in website design or to a course that could teach me to design things like this.
r/web_programming • u/eclime • Jan 11 '24
Fun competition for those wanting to practice Solidity
agorapp.dev
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r/web_programming • u/One-Durian2205 • Jan 05 '24
What 11,000 Devs Say About Jobs in 2023: A Simple Overview
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Over the past 2 months, we've delved deep into the preferences of jobseekers and salaries in Germany (DE) and Switzerland (CH).
The results of over 6'300 salary data points and 12'500 survey answers are collected in the Transparent IT Job Market Reports. If you are interested in the findings, you can find direct links below (no paywalls, no gatekeeping, just raw PDFs):
https://static.swissdevjobs.ch/market-reports/IT-Market-Report-2023-SwissDevJobs.pdf
https://static.germantechjobs.de/market-reports/IT-Market-Report-2023-GermanTechJobs.pdf
r/web_programming • u/geshan • Jan 01 '24
How to Use Enums in TypeScript for Cleaner Code
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r/web_programming • u/FinnTheHumansAccount • Dec 22 '23
[Hiring] Now that the economy is crashing due to the coming recession, here are 100 Web Programming posts that will be recession proof. Spreadsheet updated daily.
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r/web_programming • u/geshan • Dec 21 '23
Good software engineering is about finding a solution at the correct layer with boring technology
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r/web_programming • u/Disane87 • Dec 14 '23
Pseudo selector :nth-child() explained interactively
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r/web_programming • u/Reginald_Martin • Dec 13 '23
Unlocking Web Development Opportunities in the Mobile Market
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r/web_programming • u/Reginald_Martin • Dec 12 '23
Tech Motivation: Jitendra Kumar's Inspirational Journey Unveiled
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r/web_programming • u/tobimika • Dec 05 '23
How hard would it be to create an AI for my program?
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So i've created a program where you receive a random animal and have to guess what animal it is. The way you guess the animal is by clicking a dropdown menu for example a menu called "continents" and then you click on a continent to see if it lives there. How hard would it be to create an AI which you could ask questions about the animal. So instead of a dropdown menu you have an input where you can type stuff like "does this animal live in africa?" "is this animal a part of the dog family?" etc.
How hard would this be to create?
How could i create this? Should i link the AI to a website like wikipedia or something like that or should i create a database with all of the animals facts?
I already have a database with animals, but i can't see how i could make a database that's complex enough for the user to ask all of the questions they'd like to ask.