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>reading other people code >modify and run it >remove the old libraries >publish it as a blog "how to do shit" >people complaining can't do shit >me you can't contact me via email do discuss it in more detail profit??
>I keep responding to ads asking for helping in wp installation or setting up a site for free, hoping to fill portfolio with real projects >nobody responds, or they ghost me telling me someone with a degree is interested too
Yeah, in places with free education, and in places where white people outsource their code, it's impossible to get even free gigs without a degree.
The twitter guy who got a job with that drag and drop "HR app" from few weeks ago doesn't even know how low the the bar is in some places. People get PhDs just to work as frontend devs, and then never utilize their skills.
Dominic Gomez
What am I doing wrong? I did install the module inside the project folder although I didn't init first because I though it wasn't necessary >const fetch = require("node-fetch"); > ^ >Error [ERR_REQUIRE_ESM]: require() of ES Module >Instead change the require of index.js >to a dynamic import() which is available in all CommonJS modules. I then tried converting require to import but it says I can't use that outside of modules. What is going on?
Joseph Cruz
Guess it's about time I spend some money on certs. Last resort of neet dropouts
Ian Stewart
just use a static site generator
Zachary Richardson
const fetch = (url) => import('node-fetch'); Ok I used this reply to change my code. I think I managed to pass the correct argument to fetch and when I try to print the response in the terminal I get this. Was the request successful? I see a null prototype, does this mean that I fucked up? stackoverflow.com/a/69331469
Would it be possible to host a json database along with a webpage on github pages and then somehow import it inside the index.html with javascript when needed? When I tried doing so with fetch on my pc it failed because you can't fetch files on your own pc but would I have the same issue on files hosted on a server? Aren't those files going to be hosted in the same folder and have the same issue?