Web Portal vs. Website: Do you know the difference? Web portals act as gateways to a range of resources, personalized for users, while websites showcase static or dynamic content to the public. Understanding these nuances is crucial for crafting a tailored online strategy.

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Hello Everyone,

I’ve been working on a project to help people dive deeper into JavaScript and prepare for web dev interviews. It’s called CodeClimbJS, and it offers coding exercises based on actual javascript interview exercises. It’s completely free, and I’m passionate about supporting the developer community.
Link: https://codeclimbjs.com/

• Upcoming Features:
  • React/Visual Feedback Test Cases: Developing a system to create dynamic testing environments for React components.
  • Video Tutorials: Planning to offer tutorials on how I built this web app, it uses NextJS 14 and was mainly created to deep dive into Next new features.

As the project is still in its early stages, I would love to hear your feedback to improve the platform. Your insights will help me refine the test cases and enhance the overall user experience.

Thank you for checking out CodeClimbJS. I hope you find it a valuable tool for your learning journey!

PS: I know how much a lot of devs hate this kind of challenges but they helped me a lot learning sometimes overlooked topics.

Best,
F.

Hey guys, I found an awesome tool Wegic, and I want to share it with everyone. Apologies in advance if this is the wrong sub for this.

Wegic is like having a designer buddy right by your side for developers! It's powered by the latest GPT-4o model. With Wegic, devs can swiftly whip up and tweak websites without hitting design roadblocks.

Even better, anyone can chat with Wegic in their preferred language and have Wegic create websites in different languages.

This lets developers focus on core business without worrying about the design side of things.

Anyone can try it free here👉🏻 https://wegic.ai/

🙌Your feedback is invaluable as we continue to enhance Wegic and make it even more user-friendly and effective.

I am going to build a scalable LMS system.
I have never used Frappe LMS system which is 100% open source.
I need an honest suggestion regarding this LMS if anyone has used this ever?

https://github.com/frappe/lms?tab=readme-ov-file#local-setup

How secured and scalable is this lms to build a LMS for a startup?

Introducing MinTyML

MinTyML is markup language that maps directly to HTML. It optimizes for writing text-heavy documents by making formatting and document structure less verbose than HTML. It's a bit more verbose than Markdown but far more expressive, in that in can represent any HTML construct like advanced tables without falling back to plain HTML like in Markdown.

Here's an example, which you can see in action in this demo.

h1> MinTyML Example Page

h2> Introduction

This is an example page written in MinTyML to demonstrate its simplicity and power.

h2> Features
ol {
  > Concise Syntax
  > Easy to Learn
  > Flexible
}

h2> Code block

```
function foo() {
  return 1 + 1
}
```

h2> Text Block

'''
This text will be treated like plaintext and not parsed as MinTyML:
> Hello

Escape sequences are not handled, so this will render as two backslashes: \\
'''

"""
This text behaves the same as above but escape sequences are still processed: \u{1F600}
"""

pre>code>'''
This is an alternative way to create a code block.
'''

h2> Inline Formatting

MinTyML supports <#strong#>, </emphasis/>, <_underline_>, <~strikethrough~>,
<"quote">, and <`code`> formatting.

h2> Inferred Element Types
section {
  This is a paragraph within a section.

  Another paragraph.
}

h2> Headings and Subheadings

h3> Why Use MinTyML?

MinTyML simplifies the process of writing and maintaining web documents.

h2> Comments

MinTyML allows you to add comments to your code that won't be displayed in the
final document.
<! This is a comment that will not be rendered !>

The origins of my current site date back to the earliest days of the web. I'm still using MS Frontpage to edit it, which was stopped being supported in 2014. But I'm still using it to edit content and then using an ftp client to upload my changes. A very tedious process to say the least. I would like to have my existing site migrated to a platform that would allow me to much more easily edit my content. Is there even such a platform? After looking at hundreds of web design templates, I'd like to stay with my current design as a starting point and then make content and design changes myself. I've looked at hundreds and hundreds of design templates on wix, wordpress, squarespace, etc. and those platforms won't work for me. I'm utterly inflexible on that, so I'm not looking to have a conversation about that. Ideally, something like how Frontpage worked with be ideal. A simple WYSIWYG editor with an easy way to upload changes.

I’m looking to build a “production” ready app, it’s really either going to be a copy of a board game or a card game. Would want users to sign up. deck building and saving (if it’d a card game). Would want this to be played simultaneously with friends. So some kind of web sockets?

But getting started seems to be the big issue for me.

I know Angular, PHP(laravel), postgres and a little bit of docker. I’m not even sure this would get me over the line of what i want i want to achieve. But i’m not really too sure where to start. I’ve always been a part of applications that have years of dev work already done, all the decisions already made for me. But i want to, from the start make all the decisions with this app. But also, you don’t know what you don’t know. What am i even looking for when making these decisions.

Would love to hear some thoughts or suggestions on from people. If you were to build a small app how would you approach this? Is this just really simple and i’m over complicating it?

Thanks!

The guide below explores how visual programming environments help save time on web application development as well as provide more control over the development process and over the finished web application: Visual Programming – The Complete Guide | Blaze

Hi everyone i am creating a project an e-commerce website. I have developed my frontend almost on react with vite application. Now I am trying to set my database connection for it . I need help regarding how to connect my mssql dabase with my react app I am trying to use node js for connections but facing a lot of problems as I can only use mssql with SSMS. I have watched a lot of videos on youtube about how to do it but none of them seems to be woking for me.

Any kind of help will be really appreciated for this.

I'm building a business case for expanding our team and looking for resources related to size, size as a % of revenue, size as a % of total employees, etc.

How big is your team, compared to your company?

I have a project, can you please recommend me the top web development companies?

Thanks❤

I want to do web development, data analytics, learn ML/AI (ofc most of heavy tasks and training would be done on cloud), light YouTube video editing and regular browsing and watching videos. I want to be able to have good battery life as well with regular browsing and light tasks. Not sure how m3 max would handle battery with light tasks. The price difference between the base m3 vs m3 max is about $800 and I can afford it. I prefer to have this laptop for the next 7 years. Appreciate any recommendations. 😊

To connect the local interface on React to the API during the staging I use this package: html-proxy-middleware.
My config looks like this:

const { createProxyMiddleware, fixRequestBody } = require('http-proxy-middleware')

module.exports = function (app) {
  app.use(createProxyMiddleware('/api', {
    target: 'https://app.optimalux.net',
    changeOrigin: true,
    proxyTimeout: 10000,
    onProxyReq: fixRequestBody
  })
)}

And my problem is: requests to the API are very slow and sometimes fail. What would you recommend changing in the config?

Hey all :) Excited to share a CLI tool I've been working on called Typesync that I hope can make life easier for developers who use Firestore.
When working with a Firestore database, developers often face the challenge of keeping type definitions in sync across various platforms. Whether you're working in TypeScript, Swift, or Java, maintaining consistent schemas can quickly become a headache.
Typesync aims to fix this problem for good. It allows you to maintain a single source of truth for your Firestore architecture in what is called a Typesync schema. With this schema in place, you can effortlessly generate type definitions for multiple platforms like TypeScript, Python, Swift, and more using the CLI tool. Typesync also lets you generate other useful things like Firestore Rules, Cloud Functions boilerplate, and documentation for your models.
The Typesync CLI is open-source. Our TypeScript and Python generators are ready and we currently support 5 platforms. Many more features are coming soon.
Feel free to explore our docs at https://docs.typesync.org and our GitHub repo at https://github.com/kafkas/typesync If you find it useful, consider giving us a ⭐ on GitHub to help us grow :)
Looking forward to receiving your feedback!

Hey everyone,

I'm in the process of launching a website to provide a service that involves dynamic pages, where users can input data such as names, emails, and other information that will be stored in my database. Additionally, the website will feature a streamlined design with elements like a blog and online events. Since I anticipate a high volume of traffic and users navigating between pages, I'm prioritizing performance.

In your opinion, would it be best to use a platform like WordPress or opt for a custom solution using frameworks like Django, Spring Boot, etc.? I'm looking for the most suitable tech stack that balances performance with the functionality I need. Any insights or recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

Hi guys,

I am relatively new to web/app development and am planning to build a subscription based SaaS/webapp for users to log in and to browse through different company's profiles on things like the company strategy, divisions, products etc. The app is basically a condensed form of the contents of a company's annual report but presented in a webapp in a user friendly way. I am planning to use a Bootstrap template like this: https://themes.getbootstrap.com/product/phoenix-admin-dashboard-webapp-template/

My question: what no-code tool can i best use to as easily as possible "upload" the bootstrap theme and pair it with the right webapp functions?
Any help is much appreciated!

I'm seeking a wallet system to integrate into my web application. Any recommendations on which one would be a good choice?

The Ultimate Guide to Multi-Vendor E-commerce Website Development is your comprehensive resource for creating a successful online marketplace. Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or new to the world of e-commerce, this guide offers valuable insights, tips, and strategies to help you build and optimize your multi-vendor platform. From choosing the right technology stack to implementing effective marketing strategies, this guide covers everything you need to know to launch and grow your e-commerce business.

I've been a software engineer for a decade, and I want to build a saas starter kit and offer paid support to companies. What are some features that you, as a developer, would like to see in a starter kit?

Hi everyone, I'm looking for a fresh idea for a web development project to upgrade my resume. I want something unique that will make me stand out. Any suggestions? something to take notice, that will truly set me apart from other students

Hi guys, apologies in advance if this is the wrong sub for this. I’m looking to create a website where people can buy/gift digital vouchers, which can be spent at a store (basic premise). I have been told that I should focus on progressive web app development, over a native website, is this sensible?

I am quite amateur with all this, but essentially I am trying to build a very basic landing page, where users can sign up, and importantly I can add a list of stores that accept the voucher, when people search where to use the store. I would like something that is easy to integrate with voucher software , so the backend stuff is taken care of. Any suggestions ? Any challenges with this concept ? Anything I should be asking a developer before going ahead with the project? Any help appreciated !

Hi all,

Sharing here an open source and free ASP NET Core Admin Template which I saw on Microsoft Forum. It is a really good product for those who don't want to start everything from scratch.

The pro version is really a blessing for developers. Thought it would be helpful so others as well so that's why I shared it here.

In case it is inappropriate to share such resources here then let me know.

Hope you all like it.

Hello everyone,

My name is Jayden, and I'm working on an ambitious web design project that could potentially change the landscape of the e-commerce and online shopping world, similar to what Shopify has done. If successful, this project will provide a unique and important service to users worldwide.

I'm assembling a talented team of professionals. If you have the skills and passion in the following areas, I'd love to hear from you:

Front-end Developer:

- Build responsive and intuitive user interfaces

- Ensure seamless interaction and exceptional user experience

- Optimize performance and cross-browser compatibility

Back-end Developer:

- Develop and maintain server-side logic and APIs

- Integrate with databases and manage data efficiently

- Implement robust security measures and scalability

3D Graphic Designer:

- Create immersive and engaging 3D visuals and animations

- Collaborate with the design and development teams

Project Manager:

- Coordinate and oversee the entire project lifecycle

- Ensure seamless collaboration and effective communication

- Monitor progress and ensure timely delivery

Assistant Project Manager:

- Support the Project Manager in managing tasks and resources

- Facilitate communication between teams and stakeholders

- Assist in monitoring progress and resolving issues

UI/UX Designer:

- Conceptualize and design intuitive user interfaces

- Conduct user research and usability testing

- Collaborate with designers and developers to implement designs

Content Writer:

- Create engaging and compelling website content

- Develop product descriptions, marketing materials, and blog posts

- Ensure consistency with brand voice and messaging

Marketing Specialist:

- Develop and execute marketing strategies to promote the platform

- Manage social media, email campaigns, and advertising efforts

- Analyze and interpret marketing data to optimize campaigns

Social Media Manager:

- Develop and implement social media strategies across multiple platforms

- Create and curate engaging social media content

- Monitor and respond to social media interactions and trends

DM more for more details. If you have a portfolio/previous websites that'll be great.

I have been tasked with setting up "private pages" for users.
We want to create a custom landing page for each user, and from there they may have access to other pages.
The user would log in and be taken directly to their landing page, and would basically not have access to anything else on the website. Being able to allow users to upload files would be a major plus too.

Is there a platform out there where this is easily accomplishable?

I am building free websites, if anyone of you want to build a website for free can DM me.

Being a gap year high school student who'll be joining college (to pursue a business degree like ACA or BBA) by 2024, and who wants to pursue a career in digital marketing (I would have chosen it as a major in college, but there aren't any good colleges providing digital marketing courses in my home country) exclusively in future, is it worth it to take a web development course, or is it just a waste of time? Please tell (currently, I have enrolled in a meta front-end development course and have completed the first week of Module 1 too). I went for enrolling in this web development course because initially I took an ecommerce course provided by Google (first module of course) , but it was of no use for a high school student like me who didn't have his own ecommerce platform or website. This was the reason behind taking the meta web dev course. I fear that if it's not related to my field, I will end up wasting 9 months (as it is mentioned the entire certification will take 9 months),Do you suggest taking this full web development course.

Sharing the list of tools I've used as a developer and have helped me improve my workflow:
- VSCode - For writing code (the obvious one)
- Chrome - Testing UI and for dev tools
- Postman - For API testing
- Webflow - No code web development
- Lottielab - For adding lottie animations to my web/mobile projects
- Figma - Collaborating with designers on ideas, UX
- Tuple - Pair programming
- f.lux - for adapting your screen's display to the time of day

Can anyone help me create and forget password and reset password functions ? I'm stacking here for the last few days. please help me

Looking for someone well versed in the following to assist in completing a website that has been mostly built but developer was unable to complete.

Technology Stack

HTML, Inertia JS, React JS,  and TailwindCSS (for the “frontend” user interface and interactive elements)

PHP and Laravel (for the “backend” business logic)

MySQL Database (for storing encrypted user data, shops, products, etc.)

This is for a multi vendor ecommerce platform.

Looking for someone to begin asap and preferably located in Canada

Hey everyone,
We are an enthusiastic group developers thrilled to introduce the release of OverVue 11.0! OverVue stands as an open-source prototyping solution aimed at aiding Vue developers in effortlessly crafting and envisioning Vue applications. We are excited to release v11.0 that features boilerplate code generation in Options and Compositions API along with other performant features. Explore our official website for more information where you can download and discover more about our application. We greatly appreciate your support on GitHub by starring our project, reading our Medium article, and connecting with us on LinkedIn.
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Happy building!