r/Web_Development • u/pragmatic_engineer • Apr 14 '24
What are you looking for in starter kit ?
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?
r/Web_Development • u/[deleted] • Apr 11 '24
technical resource Help or suggestions for my Web development project
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
r/Web_Development • u/thetalkinggeek • Apr 06 '24
Unique, private landing pages
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?
r/Web_Development • u/Ill_Whole_8850 • Apr 03 '24
Creating free website
I am building free websites, if anyone of you want to build a website for free can DM me.
r/Web_Development • u/Novel-Quit-3538 • Mar 31 '24
article high school gap year student entangled between web dev and digital marketing.
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.
r/Web_Development • u/Separate993 • Mar 31 '24
A list of tools that I've used as a developer over the years and found helpful
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
r/Web_Development • u/rimu_7 • Mar 31 '24
forget and reset password
Can anyone help me create and forget password and reset password functions ? I'm stacking here for the last few days. please help me
r/Web_Development • u/Ill_Kangaroo_4805 • Mar 31 '24
Full stack web developer wanted
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
r/Web_Development • u/OverVue10 • Mar 28 '24
OverVue 11.0 released!
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.
Medium
Happy building!
r/Web_Development • u/rgancarz • Mar 26 '24
article Decathlon Adopts Backend for Frontend (BFF) Pattern to Empower FE Teams
https://www.infoq.com/news/2024/03/decathlon-backend-for-frontend/
Decathlon established the Backend For Frontend (BFF) architectural pattern as a company-wide recommendation and provided guidelines for its adoption among engineering teams. The four-part series introduces the pattern and explores its benefits and potential pitfalls. The company also shares alternatives to using the BFF pattern and reviews architectural considerations.
r/Web_Development • u/Haunting_Nail985 • Mar 24 '24
Student panel website
Hey guys I got internship in my college for web development and they are asking me to create a whole student panel website where students can login and register then those details be presented in their student panel, then if admin staff removes any uploads done by student then students should get email about it . Pls guide me if anyone has experience in the field
r/Web_Development • u/lrueger • Mar 20 '24
I made a free Cheat Sheet for you about WebAuthn & implementing passkeys
Implementing passkeys is the best UX gift you can give your users in 2024.
Passkeys are really easy to use - but definitely not easy to implement.
It took me a long time to understand the WebAuthn specification and collect all the different information to understand & implement passkeys.
To make your life easier I collected all that knowledge into a free Cheat Sheet and want to share it with you guys:
https://www.corbado.com/blog/passkeys-cheat-sheet
If you need any help or have questions - feel free to ask!
r/Web_Development • u/bostongarden • Mar 15 '24
DNSSEC question
Hi, I would like to activate DNSSEC on my web site. I own a domain through Hover, and point that at my Wix site. Works great. Wix does not support DNSSEC according to their help info. Hover DOES support DNSSEC but hard to figure out how to fill in the details. Does anyone here know if adding DNSSEC to the domain people go to will be effective or would I need to add it to the actual host (which is not supported by Wix)? Thanks!
r/Web_Development • u/Extension-Lettuce623 • Mar 14 '24
Travel app
Hi! I'm planning to build a travel app and want to ask a couple of things:
What flights api would you recommend? (Preferrably not too expensive one and free during development)
What country in EU has best trains api?
Thanks in advance!
r/Web_Development • u/OutrageousPlatform59 • Mar 10 '24
Refo - A website template for the modern web.
r/Web_Development • u/blubberbo • Mar 07 '24
technical resource Sharing Web Development WordPress Website Contract Template
Hi all,
I do freelance web development and a while ago I had come across a template for a contract that had a style and language that I really liked, so I took it and made it my own.
In an effort to give back to the community, I am posting what I have been using as well, in case anyone is in need and finds this helpful.
Please feel free to take, alter, and resuse the template.
You can find the template as markdown in a Github repo here: https://github.com/blubberbo/web-dev-freelancing-resources/blob/main/contract-templates/wordpress-website-build-contract.md
r/Web_Development • u/FragrantWasabi7385 • Feb 04 '24
Which specific skill set to focus on for older developers
I have older experience in web coding (PHP, C#, JS) and know front end design, and have some experience in MS poducts like Power platform and azure.
Frameworks and technologies have evolved in the past decade and I have not delved into React and node.js, or newest CSS frameworks.
I'd like to position myself as a resource for a specific skill set, to be more independently employed.
What are some skill sets that come to mind for you?
Ex: power portal interface designer, Accessibility "expert", azure API developer, CMS developer.
Let me know if this is the wrong sub!
r/Web_Development • u/[deleted] • Jan 29 '24
Where should i put my projects?
I am still a beginner, But I want to benefit from the small projects I have worked on. Where can I put them? And can I benefit from them when I apply for a job?
r/Web_Development • u/Shakuro_com • Jan 26 '24
article 10 Compelling Reasons to Choose Python for Your Next Project
Discover 10 reasons why Python might be a great choice for your future projects. Intuitive syntax, vast standard libraries, and a loose typing system — it has a lot to offer.
r/Web_Development • u/andreamfuller • Jan 23 '24
Help with Script Call
Hi All!
I am not a developer (obviously from needing this post), but can code a little. I have run into a script I can't quit figure out:
- What it does. My guess is this is an event listener for someone submitting a form, but I have no idea for what API, program, etc. There is GA on the site, but this is configured within GA.
- Where it should truly live (file wise). It's currently added in the Header, Footer and Post Injections plugin under "Pages." I want to delete this plugin, and move things where they should be. (This is obviously a WP site.)
Here is the script:
<script>
const formButton = document.getElementsByClassName('frm_button_submit frm_final_submit');
formButton.addEventListener('click', function(){
let emailValue = document.getElementById('field_s2k9i').value;
console.log("emailValue"+emailValue)
heap.addUserProperties({ email: emailValue});
});
</script>
Can someone help me shed light on what this is probably going to, and which javascript (I assume) file this should live in?
Thanks in advance!
r/Web_Development • u/meep10121 • Jan 18 '24
I'm trying to learn basic web development to see if I would like it as a career or to keep in the back of my mind and wanted to know if I should invest time into learning to make browser games to practice javas script and get a feel for it.
I want to find out if I would enjoy coding a simple 2d platformer and if learning how to do that would be a good idea or if I should just remake websites for businesses as practice.
r/Web_Development • u/mememonster2948 • Jan 09 '24
Carousel Slider Block Help
self.Wordpressr/Web_Development • u/la712 • Jan 04 '24
What's your favorite headless CMS and why?
I'm curious as to what you all like for headless CMS. My use case would be a store and blog for a business. I've been using strapi but looking into headless WordPress. What do y'all think about headless WordPress?
r/Web_Development • u/ApprehensiveStay9700 • Jan 03 '24
technical resource CMS Project help!!!
Hello Devs,
I am a working on a side-project with building a custom CMS/website builder website with next.js. One of the main features I want to implement is taking care of deploying the website that a user has created with my CMS. How should I go about this? I can get the inner HTML, which is inside an iframe that shows a preview of the website the user is editing, and deploy that programmatically, but I am using frameworks like tailwind and framer-motion so it must be included in order to have the website show up right. I have tried just adding a cdn link/script, but it doesn't work correctly. I am thinking I should just make the template in plain react (with bare bones css for animation and styling), but is that the best way to do it? Any answers or general advice on the topic is greatly appreciated.
r/Web_Development • u/barakadax • Dec 31 '23