I've seen quite a few posts and comments about how so many processes and projects these days are just waterfall bring called Agile. What are some good examples you have of projects, processes, or teams that were actually Agile and lead to a success?

I'm building a site where speaker designers can upload and share their designs, with a focus on technical data management. Looking for suggestions on how to structure this within Laravel, particularly the relationships between designs and components and suggestions on file management and version control systems.

Speaker Designs
Users will be able to create Designs and attach Drivers to them. Each design needs to store:

• Basic info (title, descriptions, specs)
• Technical arrays (specifications, bill of materials)
• Multiple file types (docs, measurements, drawings)
• Images and rich text content with embedded images

Drivers (Speaker Components) There will be a database of drivers with factory information that users can browse that will also aggregate which designs the driver is used in. Each driver stores:

• Basic specs (brand, model, type, diameter)
• Technical specs array
• Documentation and datasheets
• Images and rich text content

Design-Driver Relationship When a driver is used in a design, I need to store:

• Implementation data (quantity, frequency range)
• Technical specs specific to this usage
• Multiple measurement files (frequency response, impedance)
• Design-specific documentation

Current approach and progress: I've moved onto using the DevDojo Wave starter that came out recently after building on breeze for all authentication and stuff for future payment functionality.

I've created models for both Design and Drivers and a pivot table between the two that also stores an array of specifications, and some other data like descriptions, frequency responses. I have created filament forms which all submit properly to the sqllite database I have using repeaters for the pivot tables. I am working on the browse pages soon but want this system completed beforehand.

I have mad a rudimentary file management system that automatically organizes all the documents in a design but it's full of issues. I want to add the ability to store snapshots as well in a basic version control system for each design.

How would you structure this if any differently? I'm not sure where to really start with the file management system or version control. Sorry if this seems like a very open ended question.

silly question, but im an artist and my knowledge is limited to very very basic html stuff.

basically, I want to make something that >looks< like your usual image captcha, except its impossible to solve - every action should give you a "try again" or "are you sure?" or similar. it has to be functional as in you can click everything and stuff happens.

ik i can quickly do it on figma, but Id like to actually host this somewhere online for a bit, how should I go about that?

Hello Fellow Devs!!

I'm a Full Stack Software Developer new to freelancing, and I've recently been approached by a client who needs a WordPress-based e-commerce website for their printing business. The site would allow customers to order custom prints of papers, banners, flyers, and similar items. As someone with experience in web development but new to WordPress and freelancing, I'm seeking advice on:

1. What would be a reasonable price range for this kind of project?
2. How should I structure my pricing (project-based)?
3. What key factors should I consider when making my pitch to the client?

Any insights from those who have worked on similar projects would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for your help!

Hello!

Does anyone know of any free APIs with information about American football games (NFL, NCAAF) that doesn't require you to input credit card details before getting an API key? Thank you!

Ok so I’m familiar with the basics of Bluesky and I’m interested in creating a new domain to be my username credentials. The domain would be only for this purpose although I could throw up a landing/home page if needed.

What would you recommend as a cheap as heck domain host where all of my needs are: access to DNS to create 2 subdomains. There won’t be any web traffic and I’m not selling anything or hosting a blog; I just want a custom domain for my social account.

Nearly Free Speech seems like it’s maybe a decent option — are there any NFS users here who can advise? I know the usual suspects make it easy but I don’t want to pay $15/mo for hosting just to get a silly username/handle.

Hello, I am new to web development. I am currently working on a project using shared hosting that simply uses the NASA Open API for the "Astronomy Picture of the Day". What is the best way to store this API Key so that it is hidden yet accessible to the client? It is currently hardcoded into the JavaScript file which I understand is not good practice.

Like the title says - I often find myself in need of a "browsing" agent to answer questions or fetch information.

Example use cases:

- Look up ESPN scores

- Fetch test airline prices for a trip

- summarize open issues on a GitHub repo, etc..

Must haves: be accessible via an API and support structured (JSON) responses.

I am building a wishlist project. You go on, create a wishlist, geht a unique URL and add your items. Bookmark it to save it.

Wondering if UUIDs v7 is a good fit for that. (Using sqlite, so no native UUIDs support)

I do not want to have accounts, passwords, users and that shenanigans.

I am even thinking if having a admin URL and a seperate URL you share with friends and family, so they can check of items when they bought.

I took some inspiration regarding the UUIDs URL from Kitty split: https://www.kittysplit.com/

Is it a bad idea to distinguish rights/ possible actions based on the URL?

Anything better out there without needing accounts with emails and all that?

Heres a screenshot:

https://preview.redd.it/vpfw18azmx1e1.png?width=1691&format=png&auto=webp&s=84aedecb710adc41b74a107dbf1952fb7bd2626a

I want theimage that is currently in the bottom left to get into the grid box directly above it. Just like the other 2 images. Instead it somehow makes it's own grid row. I'd also like for the 3 boxes and images to be the same height, with the width 1fr 1fr 1fr. Been tearing out my hair because the CSS is literally the exact same for each image.

EDIT: OMFG while rereading this post, it's a spelling error, 8 hours for that. FML.

The CSS:

.Page {
  display: grid;
  grid-template-columns: 1fr;
  grid-template-rows: 135px auto auto;
  background: rgb(21, 66, 234);
  max-height: 100%;
  max-width: 100%;
}

.Page .Banner {
  object-fit: fill;
  width: 100%;
  max-height: 100%;
}

.Page .ImageArea {
  display: grid;
  grid-template-columns: 1fr 1fr 1fr;
  grid-template-rows: 1fr;
  min-width: 0;
  min-height: 0;

}

.Page .ImageArea .HarwareImage {
  grid-column: 1;
  grid-row: 1;
  object-fit: fill;
  max-width: 100%;
  max-height: 100%;
  min-width: 0;
  min-height: 0;
  width: 100%;
  height: 100%;
}

/*
.Page .ImageArea .HardwareImage>img {
  object-fit: fill;
  max-width: 100%;
  max-height: 100%;
  grid-column: 1;
  grid-row: 1;
}
*/

.Page .ImageArea .HardwareText {
  grid-column: 1;
  grid-row: 1;
  background: rgb(17, 190, 238);
  min-width: 0;
  min-height: 0;
  width: 100%;
  height: 100%;

}

.Page .ImageArea .NetworkImage {
  grid-column: 2;
  grid-row: 1;
  object-fit: fill;
  max-width: 100%;
  max-height: 100%;
  min-width: 0;
  min-height: 0;
  width: 100%;
  height: 100%;

}

/*
.Page .ImageArea .NetworkImage>img {
  object-fit: fill;
  max-width: 100%;
  max-height: 100%;
  grid-column: 1;
  grid-row: 1;
}
*/

.Page .ImageArea .NetworkText {
  grid-column: 2;
  grid-row: 1;
  min-width: 0;
  min-height: 0;

}

.Page .ImageArea .CloudImage {
  grid-column: 3;
  grid-row: 1;
  object-fit: fill;
  max-width: 100%;
  max-height: 100%;
  min-width: 0;
  min-height: 0;
  width: 100%;
  height: 100%;

}

/*
.Page .ImageArea .CloudImage>img {
  object-fit: fill;
  max-width: 100%;
  max-height: 100%;
  grid-column: 1;
  grid-row: 1;

}
*/

.Page .ImageArea .CloudText {
  grid-column: 3;
  grid-row: 1;
  min-width: 0;
  min-height: 0;

}

The HTML:

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">

<head>
  <meta charset="UTF-8">
  <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
  <title>Home</title>
  <link href="css/Services.css" rel="stylesheet">
</head>

<body>
  <div class="Page">
    <div class="banner">
      <img src="images/banner.jpg" alt="The Essence of Technology" class="Banner"><br>
    </div>
    <p class="Paragraph">
      TechSolutionHub is dedicated to customer satisfaction, delivering the
      highest level of customer service, and providing cutting edge solutions
      to people all around the globe. We offer services in many areas of the
      IT industry including in: Hardware and Software support, Network
      infrastructure management, and Cloud services. <br>
    </p>
    <div class="ImageArea">
      <img src="images/softwareandhardwaresupport.jpg" alt="Software and Hardware" class="HardwareImage">
      <div class="HardwareText">
        Our world class Hardware
        and Software support
        will mean your home or
        business will never be
        alone in tackling the
        issues common in the
        modern IT ecosystem.
        We gurantee that you
        will never be alone during
        times of crisis, and will
        always be at the forefront
        of hardware and software
        solutions!
      </div>
      <img src="images/networkinfrastructuremanagement.jpg" alt="Network" class="NetworkImage">
      <div class="NetworkText">
        Our expert network
        administrators will manage
        your businesses network and
        ensure that it runs securely,
        reliably and fast, day and night.
        We will ensure that your
        business will never suffer from
        any pesky network outages
        that will cost you thousands,
        again.
      </div>
      <img src="images/cloudservices.jpg" alt="Cloud" class="CloudImage">
      <div class="CloudText">
        Our wide-reaching and
        scalable cloud infrastructure
        will keep your business costs
        and downtime to the minimum
        while offloading the need for
        much of your local
        network infrastructure, and at
        the same time giving access
        to lots of computing power,
        storage, and networking on
        demand, so you only pay for
        what you use, and none of
        what you don't.
      </div>
    </div>
  </div>

</body>

</html>

I talked to a new client today. He was excited about his business idea but wouldn't tell me anything until I sign an NDA.

Some people are telling me that this is normal others are telling me it's a red flag if someone doesn't share without signing an NDA.

I know this is common with first time founders because their idea is everything to them and they want to protect it (which is normal).

Should I sign it?

I didn't backup my 40kb .js file since sometime the week prior. I was committing my changes directly into dev not using any version control for this project. Things were working fine.

I went on a coding binge and hadn't been testing until about now. Then I go into my usual thought process of 'Well, here we go again, better refresh the cache...' and then I realized that was my only backup. Ctrl+U -> Ctrl+A -> Ctrl+C and was able to save myself from a bunch of rework.

I haven't tested my binge code yet. Time to find out. Oh, one last thing, I started my journey as a lamp stack/Mozilla web developer around 1998 with notepad and Netscape Navigator. I'm new to this sub. smh

I’m diving into my first real web development project, and I’m turning a spreadsheet I use into a free web app. The tool helps track visa requirements, specifically things like absences from a country to make sure you’re meeting certain rules (e.g., for residency or citizenship).

Here’s what it does so far:

1. Tracks entry and exit dates.
2. Calculates days spent outside the UK.
3. Shows rolling 12-month totals of absences.
4. Highlights if you’ve exceeded a limit, like staying outside a country too long.

I’m building this for a personal need, but I think it could help others too. It’ll be completely free (I’m using this as a way to learn how to build and eventually monetize SaaS tools).

Since this is my first project, I’d love to hear your thoughts:

1. What are some features you’d want in a tool like this?
2. What other types of tracking or calculations would make it more useful?
3. What are some things I should make sure to add to a site like this for an absolute beginner (literally no experience)

Would love any feedback, feature ideas, or general advice! Thanks in advance! 😊

Hej!

I'm looking to rewrite from scratch my, let's call it portfolio, however I aim for more CV / Resume approach, mainly interested in lightweight, with grid system incorporated, and also still maintained framework, I feel bootstrap is quite bloated for a simple page I want to develop, and most of other options are kinda outdated or not updated anymore.

My current page runs under Materialize, but I've found some bugs with components that will not be addressed anymore. Also looking at Skeleton, but it was not updated for 10 years.

Would appreciate any kind of recomendation, even out of the mainstream options.

Thanks!

I really want to log just a few things when someone visits my site:

1. The value of a specific search param
2. Whether or not they're logged in
3. One other server-calculated thing that happens anyway as a server component for the main page

Is this a dumb thing to just log in my postgres db that's already getting hit to check whether or not they're logged in? Just a row for each visit? Do you all still use services for visit log type things?

I've used Google Analytics for other projects but I'm not really trying to do that for this one at the moment. Plus without some customization it still wouldn't even give me what I want. Also want to keep it clean and don't feel like having a consent prompt just for analytics.

Thanks!

Im not sure if im in TUTORIAL HELL i can only develop projects that i watch/read, i can develop it without looking to the tutorial, but when i try to develop my own project my brain go blank.

Hey all, I'm trying to download some data for my research from an government webpage, as an Excel file. I have manage to download it few times out of 50 tries.

Whenever I click on the download button, it either refreshes the page or gives an checksum error. In edge browser I have managed to download as I said, but in chrome or mozilla it just directly gives an checksum erro.

Any tips on how to download the data?

hey I'm trying to run multi linux commands via ssh But golang native library only allow one command per session 😅

I'll be brief, I got reached out by someone that they found me via github and are wondering if I would want to interview for the position? I said why not because it was well written, didn't give away any red flags (other than the fact their figma design was public, and about 10 other people were looking into it), the responded right away to my email with a bitbucket repo, which was PUBLIC, I cloned it but I knew it was some kind of scam and started going through the code in restricted view and did not install any dependencies or try to run it, and see what I found, fortunately my word wrap was already on otherwise I would've skipped it, because it was way out of the view!!

Malicious code out of view of the normal screen width

Also I didn't give it much thought before but I don't think testing-library/jest-dom is there in the tailwind's config file

I am a web dev with almost 4 years of experience. My title changed from Web Dev to Full Stack Dev on year 3 and hopefully will be changing from Junior to Intermediate next quarter. While I am good with my current companies, I have been casually browsing new opportunities and applying for openings. It seems like Golang and Ruby on Rails is becoming a more common requirements for intermediate full stack developer positions.

What do you recommend me learning? My current stack is a mixture because I work in an agency, I have experience leading projects using React, Next, Node, SQL, GraphQL, working with GCP and AWS.

Not sure if anybody has experienced this before but basically I got zero communication from them that my domains didn't get renewed and I log in to see all my domains gone and my first name last name domain has been taken by somebody else. I looked up the WHOIS data and all I could see was "Repossessed by Godaddy" but they were also trying to force me to buy it + broker fee... my name is very uncommon and it's even more unlikely somebody would use it as a domain!

I sadly had to be a Karen asshole to the customer support people, sent them links of similar issues and told them I have been a customer for over a decade and that I "need" this issue resolved.

got this message from the customer service person and a corresponding email.
"I have checked with our concern team and we have raised the special request to get back the domain and here is the ticket id:###### they mentioned that the domain will be in your GoDaddy account within 72 hours for sure."

edit: they have it back! :D

I want to thank you each and everyone who have comment and give useful suggestion from my previous post.
I have implemented all of your suggestions and have improve the website. Also add one feature, where you can create your own custom daily poster. Check Out
you people are awesome!
Thank you.
edit: Please leave your suggestions if any

Website: scratch position

Often Product Managers and Product Engineers doesn't wanna loose bandwidth for development of new features and hence creating jira or github issues is not on the top list , but what if we create it for them , just add the brainstorming or vague idea of the feature, bugs or whatever you wanna build and with a click you can connect repository and create automated github issue

Try it on https://app.talez.xyz or visit us at www.talez.xyz

I'm currently in third year of my bachelor's degree in IT, I know full stack development using nodejs, I know python and solved like 120+ problems of dsa and still learning it, as I mentioned full stack earlier so I also know about databases. So now am I a web developer or a software engineer? If I'm a web developer now, then what skills can I learn to become a software engineer?

Hello sorry if this is the wrong area. I am looking to create a pretty basic webpage but I wanted to add one feature. I am looking to have an open chat box. Where visitors can type in the chat box and anyone can see and or reply or type there own thing. It would just be a never ending scroll of visitor comments.

I am having trouble finding anything likes this as a plug in or code I can add to the site.

Any thoughts or direction would be appreciated.

Thank you

Hi all, I'm looking for some opinions on how best to implement authentication using RTK Query.

I've seen it done in a few different way but mainly fall into two camps.

The first one feels more old school redux-y using Slices, Actions and Reducers. The second one feels more similar to a Tanstack React Query approach using baseApi and build.mutation

Is there a reason you would use one over another? What are the pro's and con's of each?

Thanks in advance.

There are quite a few moving SVGs, shapes, and images: https://imgur.com/a/Be2iU7T

The effects themselves are quite straightforward but I don't want to end up writing lots of code that is hard to manage just for the animations.

One of my clients utilizes SAML 2.0 for their SSO. On our side, my security team has an F5 firewall implementation. Admittedly I'm not 100% familiar with the full implementation start to finish here, but I do know that the client setting a cookie on a domain they own and then passing it to us. ex. their site is "client.org" and our site is "customsite.client.org".

The cookie the client is passing to us frequently contains a space (and a slash, but I think that's allowed) in the key of one of the key/value pairs. ex:

orgId=1; Bad Key/Problem=2

The F5 doesn't like this:

Cookie not RFC-compliant [1]
userId=1;[0x20]Bad***[0x20]***Key/Problem=2

The space in "Bad Key/Problem" doesn't adhere to RFC-6265 standards. That's a given. But - the client is unwilling to budge on fixing the cookie; apparently it is used by multiple vendors. The spaces seem to be widely supported by most browsers, but... I'm not a fan of doing something "just because it works" or "just because it's common." I'm sure it's low risk to add an exception for those spaces, but am I wrong in pushing the client to update their side? Should we just roll over and add the exception? Doesn't give me warm fuzzies.

EDIT: Why in the actual frak is this getting downvoted?