Hello Redditors,

We're developing an affiliate platform that facilitates payments between companies and agents. A key feature we’re aiming to add is an in-app wallet system to allow agents and companies to manage funds directly within our platform—deposit, withdraw, track balances, and more.

Currently, we’re using Stripe for payment processing but want to avoid Stripe Connect due to its additional setup requirements. We’re looking for a detailed step-by-step process to implement this wallet functionality, as well as guidance on verifying both agents and companies for secure transactions.

Has anyone here successfully created a similar wallet solution or has insights into best practices for building this feature without Stripe Connect? Any advice on handling verification and managing transactions would be greatly appreciated!

I’m working on a project called Nesture, a blockchain wallet and decentralized identity verification app designed to give users control over their digital identity while making transactions secure and efficient. I wanted to get your input and any suggestions from this community.

Here’s the concept:

1. Self-Sovereign Identity: Users fully control their digital identity, with biometric verification for extra security.
2. Blockchain Wallet Integration: A secure wallet for transactions that prioritizes privacy and data control.
3. Smart Contracts & Compliance: Built-in regulatory compliance to make it versatile across industries like finance, healthcare, e-commerce, etc.
4. Affordable & Accessible: My goal is to reach the average person with a simple interface and a $5 pricing plan.

I envision Nesture not just as an app but as a platform to empower people globally with secure identity and transaction tools.

Going to complete the web dev bootcamp of Angela yu maam And I want to make good projects to add in my resume so please anyone suggest me good projects for resume please..!!

Hey everyone!

I'm Azer, a second-year student at college, and this is my first try at building a project like this! I recently created Meead, an event-finding web app built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript using the Ticketmaster API. The goal was to make an intuitive, responsive interface where users could browse and filter events based on their interests. You can check it out here: Meead on GitHub Pages.

Sadly, because Ticketmaster isn’t available in some countries (like my home country Tunisia), the app wouldn't actually work there. 😅

Since this is my first project of this kind, I'd really appreciate any feedback, especially on the UI and technical parts! Any advice on how to enhance the UX or other ideas would be super helpful. Go easy on me! 😅

Thanks so much for any insights!

Okay, so it has been months of me trying to figure out what the heck is wrong with my program, but girl does it move. I am so annoyed and tired of this error. Just can't get my way about it. If anyone can help please help.

I have a button that will send the response when clicked. But it shows network error. I am using node. Js and react for backend and frontend. I have checked if there is something wrong with my url Or cors issue or smthn like that but Iseriouslyd am unable to figure it out. Please help me 😭🙏.

P. S: Let me know if more insight is required in order to help me better.

The app is going to be a small tool
-No login required get a service /login optional, maybe auth
- target audience, bloggers/journalists/web researchers

the app / too would be able to serve its functionality within a single page

need some advice, my initial research suggests I go with Flash/python
the next stack that comes up is Typescript/next.js

Need advice on starting up

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Hey guys we are making a team of programmers to develop web solutions and share the profits. Please if some of you are interested (whatever you do, backend, front end or full stack) contact me now! 👊💪🏻

so i wanna be a full stack web developer and i wanna get into this field as a career about 2 years ago i did my 2nd year which just means college and after that two years gone by doing jobs and now i wanna get in the field of web development so my point, is getting a degree really important? to get a job or can i land a job just by learning online and from being a self taught developer i need a solid answer on this so i dont regret anything in future cause many people telling me degree is important to land a job plzz explain thoroughly

Hi everyone, I’m working on a web development project where we need to build a platform that displays publicly available CO2 emission data (with user login). The platform also includes a backend where registered contributors can add new data or correct existing entries.

I’ve already completed most of the platform, but I need assistance with the part where administrators can add new datasets and manage the data.

Specifically, I’m looking for help with:

•	Setting up the functionality for administrators to upload and update data.
•	Ensuring proper data validation and security measures.
•	Database handling for these functions.

I’m willing to pay for assistance and prefer someone who speaks German for easier communication. Any advice or offers are welcome!

Just looking for some more advice if possible! As it stands Iv been programming every day (2 hours a day) for about 10 months now.

I am super motivated to get a job in this field. Currently feel fairly confident with HTML, CSS, JAVASCRIPT and just moved onto React. I was debating my options on either trying to get a job myself based on my own projects etc. I understand this can be a hard task but l'm up for it. Or alternatively get my masters in computer science.

I was wondering if this masters would benefit me for doing a Full stack dev role? If it will benefit me in the long run I would defiantly do masters. I just didn't know if the qualification could get me into higher paying roles down the line. Any advice is appreciated ! Thanks

Hi, I got into Fiverr, ready to get my first clients. Hope I can use my web dev skills.

So I was taking the Odin Project, if you don’t know what that is it is a full stack development course. Am already done with the react part and I think it will be a great idea to develop a portfolio site to showcase the projects I have learned so far. I want to know your opinion on if am job ready. Here is the link to the portfolio: https://sulayman-porfolio.vercel.app/ aAso if they is anything you think i should do to improve the portfolio am open for Ideas

Hi everyone,

I would like to share an open source tailwind components library here.

It is Flyon UI. It comes with semantic classes, 800+ components example and much more.

Check it out on GitHub: https://github.com/themeselection/flyonui/

On the learning side I'm interested in a study-buddy for JS, node, Angular/React, and ...C.

On the project side, my partner and I could use another low-mid level developer to work on a postgres, node, ejs app for epidemiological and social science research, with solid promise as a startup. Right now we are working on the endpoints. DM me if interested. We meet every morning PST at 6am, since he's in Europe. I'm also looking for someone to work with in the afternoon.

Hi all. Looking for help. Is Pixarchtechnologies legit or fraudulent? Any experience or information regarding this “company”? #app #development #website #logo #fraud #scam

Hello -

I need someone to teach me how to use Api and display them on a website. I have tried video but when something goes wrong, I don't know how to fix it and get stuck. I don't want to hire someone to do it, because I want to learn.

Current Need - Calling and displaying an API for a website

Setting up Api for Azure Databases - Data Lake - all they seem related they are not. they are two different projects.

I build a platform where professionals can get web design leads effortlessly anywhere. Everything going really well so far. Users can purchase in-app credits through a one-time payment. My application isn’t subscription-based, and the database service I use is Supabase, for which I pay a monthly fee of $25. Here’s the issue: if a user registers, buys credits once, and never uses the app again, their record still exists in my database, and I continue to pay for the database service monthly.

I’m wondering what the best practice would be to avoid paying for inactive users who are just sitting in the database without contributing further. Should I delete users who haven’t been active for a long time, and if so, should I include this policy in my privacy policy and terms and conditions? What do you think is the best practice for managing users in a SaaS model?

I was just daydreaming about how I'd like to find like minded devs, and realized I don't know of any sites that are aimed exclusively at matchmaking. There's tons of gigs, job listsings, etc, but none afaik that are just matching person to person.

Would people sign up for something like that? For instance, list your favorite languages, stack, types of project, how many collaborators you want, etc, and then find out who you overlap with.

I'm getting old now, but still have never found a coder who shares my (extremely vanillajs) style; I've just freelanced for a decade. But I think it's because I don't actually meet hardly any other freelancers.

Hi everyone,

I am planning to enter the freelance web dev community. For those that freelance, what did you do to get your head in the game?

Thanks

I am trying to get a job with a company and they have a practical exercise that is required to get further into the interview cycle. I am not asking for answers to the exercise, but instead am looking for a coach that can review it with me and explain the how and why. I need to get it done tomorrow (Monday the 30th of October). In return for helping me, I will make sure your time is accounted for. I have already completed 1/3 of the exercises and there are about 8 scenarios left. Topics are things like CSS, API calls and DB calls. I've been out of work for a month and I need this job.

I always wondered if there is Methode to bypass paywalls. I want to buy some online Courses but it is expansive. As broke ass student I can not afford 2000$ to pay a course. The most courses are linked to learning platforms and you can not see the full version of the course so it is a risky purchase if it gonna yield or not

My Question: is there a Methode how those courses for free? Do you F12 to open Dev tools and search for specifics?

If there is anyone who would like to a gig in helping me set up my DevOps, AI Portal and basically just turning on my azure, we are not in the acritude stage yet, I need to just turn on the basics so we can start using the apps. It includes, Entra, Purview, Azure, AI, SQL, Virtual Computer and I am sure more than that, probably a weeks' worth of work.

Hello guys, Iam 19 and i just started learning coding in 2024, is that a good idea ?? I always wanted to build web apps and do cool projcets iv seen other people do, iam hearing online and on youtube that its too late or ai is gonna replace programmers and that its over-saturated, this is very demotivating for me and iam sure a lot of beginners feel the same way, i want your guidance if I should keep going with my dream or should i not waste time in learning it, im currently in college as first year computer science degree, but i can still switch to other engineering major before the end of the 2 semesters.... so iam gonna graduate in 2028... please i need help, i feel like iam stuck, and iam very worried and stressed about the future.
please if you can help, it would be mush appreciated, thank youu.

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Hey everyone,

I’m planning to build a platform for my college students that works similarly to TeamBlind. The idea is to create a space where students can have anonymous discussions, share insights, ask questions, and connect with others at the college.

Before diving into it, I’d love to get advice on the tech stack I should use to build this. Some features I’m thinking of including are:

• Anonymous accounts and posts for verified students.
• Discussion boards, upvotes/downvotes, and comments.
• User verification through college email IDs.
• Real-time notifications or updates on threads.

I’m comfortable with both frontend and backend development, but I’m not sure which tech stack would be the best fit for scalability and security, especially when dealing with user anonymity.

What frameworks, libraries, or tools would you recommend for building something like this? Also, any tips or things to look out for in terms of security and user verification would be super helpful!

Thanks in advance!