>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
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Building projects with frameworks is what will get you hired. Building projects with vanilla JS will help build a comfortable understanding of the language. Do both. Prioritize React. Trying to jump into React, or any framework, without having familiarity with, not only JavaScript, but with basic web development procedures, is a recipe for disaster. You will likely be in far over your head.
Don't spend too much time doing leetcode questions. I doubt you'll ever need to solve more than easies during an interview. They only do basic DSA questions to ensure that you have a basic understanding of programming, not just copying code from a tutorial.
Lucas Evans
vue is gay, just like anime
Nathan Gutierrez
all frameworks are gay all webdev is bloat motherfuckingwebsite.com
Anyone done the Colt Steele Web Developer Bootcamp? I've recently started it from nothing and have found it really good so far. After finishing the course, what are some good things to recommend doing (e.g. projects) to do before attempting to get an entry level job?
Grayson Foster
request deez
Adrian Wright
If I start doing web dev for a company with no previous web dev position, should I max out on libraries like bootstrap or do my own thing?
>C# How is it on Linux these days? How is Rider IDE compared to VS? I really liked C# years ago, and I am considering to use it if I start my own company. But I am not sure if it is the right choice. I will probably go with JS fullstack instead.
Grayson Taylor
do your own thing
Jason Roberts
OP here, I actually did save this in the last thread because I was planning to use it for the next OP, I just forgot about it
imagine learning webdev from a dude with a pornstar name
Joseph Sanchez
I've been working through his JavaScript one. It's pretty good. Not perfect, but pretty good.
I can't really give any recommendations though. I've done web design (poorly) since I was 13 and just kinda winged it. Now I'm working on a commercial project (and done a few previously) despite probably not being skilled enough.
All I can say is don't oversell yourself and try to do some independent work if you can, and you'll learn as you go.
Pretty sure it's not. He's got a YouTube channel with a bunch of stuff there, and he also sells courses on Udemy. Not gonna lie, it's kinda based.
Asher Roberts
Couldn't find a better place to ask this (and I'm not going to redshit), so I hope someone here can help me because I'm shit at networking:
I set up a home server with reverse nginx proxy. It has ddns via duckdns for access. I wanted to use Wireguard (server mode) to restrict access so only people connected to the VPN can access the server attached to the reverse proxy. All run under Docker. Basically: VPN - Reverse Proxy - Server
But I can't figure out if this is possible. Best I can tell, the server is still accessible via ddns regardless of the VPN.
Does that method work, and if so, how do I set it up?
If not, what's another alternative? I was thinking using nginx or iptables in the reverse proxy container to restrict connections to local network (192.168.1.0/24?) and then connections to ddns would be rejected unless done on local network. VPN is required to access local network and therefore reverse proxy + server.
Am I on the right path with any of this?
Brayden Diaz
Gif related is the behavior I want. I implemented it in the following way:
Gender Male Female Other
And the following CSS on the SelectDropdown component for the font color
>Pretty sure it's not. He's got a YouTube channel with a bunch of stuff there, and he also sells courses on Udemy. I have heard of him before and came across the Udemy course, but it still sounds like a made-up name to me. Maybe he changed his name to that. Or maybe not.
Michael Thomas
I don't remember but I feel like I looked into it and that wasn't the case. But I'm not sure.
Then again, I knew a guy with an even more pornstar-sounding name like that, and that was also his real name, so you never know.
Daniel Gutierrez
Doesn't it just want defaultValue="" on the ?
Jaxon Morris
No, it wants it instead of selected here: Gender but if I remove selected from this the color behavior no longer works and I can't figure out how to get it working a different way
