>Need help? Create an example and post the link jsfiddle.net - if you need help with HTML/CSS/JS 3v4l.org - if you need help with PHP/HackLang codesandbox.io - if you need help with React/Angular/Vue
We have own website: wdg.one Submit your project progress updates using the following format in your posts (the scraper will pick it up): :: my-project-title :: dev:: user tools:: node, react, etc link:: my.website.com repo:: github.com/user/repo progress:: Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
hi /wdg/ i just wanted to share my web app again 26reads.com I also created a blog component last week: 26reads.com/blog
Alexander Sanchez
Newfag here that wants to become a web developer. Where the hell do I start? What are the best languages to learn? What are the best learning platforms for self-taught individuals? I read the OP post but can someone give my a quick rundown and point me in the right direction? I know a little bit of HTML and CSS but not enough to apply for jobs and stuff.
>Where the hell do I start? JavaScript for a little bit until you understand the DOM, etc. Then immediately move to TypeScript because everyone uses it now.
Then play around with frameworks like React/Angular/Vue/etc. and make something.
Jaxson Bell
Free code academy or the Odin project if you are a poor fag
Also you can torrent popular Udemy courses. Angela Ye, my waifu, has one that is good but it's like 30gb
Ayden Bennett
I'm not experienced with webdev stuff, I'm just making a simple personal website. Is there a way to somehow automatically parse a folder with markdown files into a blog, which could be embedded in a existing website. Without javascript preferably.
I have a client asking me to build an e-commerce site. What should I base it on? Shopify? Magneto? Woocommerce?
Nathan Miller
had an interview recently and it probably didnt go very well as im not very good at small talk or interviews in general. would it be a bad idea to email them asking if there is anything I can do to showcase my skills related to the job? it sounds embarrassing but Im pretty desperate to get a job. Im supposed to hear back from them next week
Carter Price
It's an array. It says Array twice in the image you posted. How do you expect to access an array?
Kayden Miller
Aren't Shopify and Woo the same thing? Anyway I can attest that they both suck.
Grayson Baker
I hope you're not suggesting to use Magento.
Ayden Powell
I'm suggesting that the pre-built ecommerce solutions are overly complex pieces of shit written in PHP.
Jace Rivera
>would it be a bad idea to email them asking if there is anything I can do to showcase my skills related to the job No harm in it imo. Following up with them after an interview shows initiative imo, not desperation.
Elijah Davis
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Nicholas Parker
Are they? I thought Shopify was it's own stand alone platform and Woo was a Wordpress plugin? If not those, what would you recommend? I'm guessing Magneto is not worth it given what you two said?
Ian Roberts
I don't know the whole story, but it seems like you're biting more than you can chew. Building an e-commerce is no job for a single dev, especially if this dev has no experience with e-commerce, as it seems to be the case. What I can say about those platforms, is that I have worked for a company that built its system on Magento, and the pricing for the amount of traffic we had escalated terribly, to the point we had to rebuild the whole system from scratch to unlock it from the platform.
Jace Edwards
fyi you should pretty much always email your interviewer after an interview to thank them and follow-up with some more info and continue to sell yourself it'll set you apart from those who don't follow-up