r/web_programming • u/LOLrusty • Aug 16 '17
r/web_programming • u/Elegant_Chip1888 • Aug 04 '24
Sell your visitors' mouse movements
Hello,
I'm looking for someone having :
a website (blog, SaaS, etc)
the capacity to record
visitors' mouse movements (x, y, time) & clicks (x, y, time)
keystrokes (letter, press time, release time) of non-sensitive information
This data will be used for scientific researches : I'm an artificial intelligence engineer writing a paper on bot detection using AI.
I'm willing to buy this data (only once) so please contact me if you are interested !
r/web_programming • u/DEVPOOL3000 • Feb 12 '21
How To Make Money As a Programmer (By Software Engineer)
r/web_programming • u/appliedtopically • Dec 19 '16
"Dad, can you explain this example from W3schools?"
r/web_programming • u/FlyCodeHQ • Sep 14 '22
15+ Websites to Help You in Your Developer Journey
r/web_programming • u/DEVPOOL3000 • Jun 26 '21
Why do I use Docker?
Before I talk about Docker, let me give you a common problem in software development that developers used to have.
Let’s say a developer who just finished developing and testing a new feature worked fine on their environment. But when the same code reached production, suddenly, the system crashed. One of the possible reasons is that the development and production environments are different from each other.
Before Docker, developers would use Virtual Machine to create a virtual environment to ensure that the developer’s station matches the production server. The problem with that is now we are wasting resources and not able to usefully our Disk Space, Memory, Processing Power, and more.
Docker is different to set it up and use. It is installed directly onto the user’s machine, and developers can install multiple containers responsible for their microservice. As you can see, we didn’t have to allocate any of the resources for our containers, and it will automatically use what it needs for the need of an application.
We can now have our code base with all the tools running equally on any environment with that setup.
In conclusion, if you were to start to work on the project, I would recommend using Docker as it will remove the environmental issues.
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r/web_programming • u/DEVPOOL3000 • Jul 22 '21
Before You Start Building a Technical Portfolio Website Watch This...
r/web_programming • u/manishankar2001 • Mar 13 '24
Is AI replace Full Stack Web Devs
Many companies are still firing their employees. I'm fresher learning full Stack web development. I'm scared that Full Stack Devs are also replace by AI. Is it worth to learn Full Stack Web Development.
r/web_programming • u/naumantech • Dec 13 '16
Which JavaScript Framework is right for you?
r/web_programming • u/DEVPOOL3000 • Feb 18 '21
How To Study Software Development When There Is Too Much To Study?
r/web_programming • u/geshan • Oct 21 '23
There are like nine actual full-stack engineers in the world, and you are NOT one of them
r/web_programming • u/DEVPOOL3000 • Jan 07 '21
Backend Development Explained in 2021 (With Practical Project Idea)
r/web_programming • u/DEVPOOL3000 • Jan 03 '21
What to consider when thinking about going into software development.
Hey everyone!
If you are completely new to coding, there are few things you have to consider when it comes to choosing a language and where do you want to be as a developer in a year or two.
Have a road map:
The software development field has a massive choice of what you could do. You could be a web developer (frontend, backend, or fullstack). You could be creating different system applications for Windows or Mac. Then you could create apps for Android or Apple using different approaches. You could also do DevOps (a person who works with servers only) and a lot more. So when you go into software development, choose one aspect of programming that sounds like something you want to do and create a road map around it.
Remove all the distractions and focus on your main objective:
Let's say my main objective is to create PC video games. First I need to find out what language should I start with (let's say it's C (99% is it)). The next thing I should be doing is focusing on learning fundamentals and the theory of programming using C. The reason why we are starting with C, it's because it teaches all the basics of coding that you can apply in any programing language at ease. Also to create PC video games, you would use C++ that is build on top of C. So You are already seating yourself up on the right path without been distracted by any other language.
Use the right tools:
For each programming language, we use a specific IDE that helps us (developers) to write software much faster and with fewer headaches. So to create PC video games, you would want to use Visual Studio. Because that is the tool that is been used by professionals to create system applications or PC video games.
The only way you can succeed at something is only by planning ahead.
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r/web_programming • u/HolidayInternet • May 02 '19
Top 10 JavaScript Array Methods
r/web_programming • u/ivo-tm • Jun 18 '17
Please help advice on web programming
Hey i have a really serious question(jokes aside). I have convinced investors on an idea i had and have been promised an investment of 400k USD if i get a prototype in 2 weeks.
I have no idea in web programming except for basic HTML. I have abusive parents and this is my only way to get out of this hell hole. let me give you some information on my self when i was 9 i got intrested in computers and learnt visual basic in 3 days, i was so happy about it, but i when i told my parents they were furious and said that i should focus on school and become a doctor. So between the ages of 12 and 15 i taught my self c,c#,c++,ruby,perl. When they found out of my secret life they took away my laptop and computer so i turned away from programming and focused on other areas. In short my parents dont support me because they dont understand technology.
Now am 19 it has been 4 years since i last wrote a program. Am tired of living with my parents and this investment on my idea is my get out of jail free card, they are out of town for two weeks and i need to get it done by then, i need to learn all web development principles in about a week..is that possible?
I can work for 4 days straight(Adderall+caffeine+amphetamines), idont want to boast but i have intelligence in the 0.1% percentile, i learnt python in a day, c in a week ,c++ in 2 weeks and HTML in 15 minutes and have the maths knowledge of an mit graduate.
I have bought/downloaded books on html5,css3,JavaScript,php and MySQL.
Can i learn all this in a week even with my intellect and working for a continuous 72hours. Please advice me i just want to get the prototype done get the investment move out of my abusive parents then i can hire quality programmers to get the job done.
*The program is web based *I apologise for my bad grammar and formatting english is my 4th language *If this article isnt clear please ask for a clarification. *Id be happy to get details of a experienced web developer someone who can mentor me and deal with someone who can learn in lightining speed.
Edit: /* Please am not trolling am dead serious about this */
//I did not mention my intellectual ability to show off(i really never do this) i was just laying out the variables so that you can comprehend the situation. I apologise to those who find this as an act of trolling//
r/web_programming • u/splitsaga • Feb 26 '17
Create a Simple HTML Web Page Using Note Pad
r/web_programming • u/DEVPOOL3000 • Jul 01 '21
Software Engineer Burnout, How To Avoid It And How To Stay Productive
r/web_programming • u/CoachRemarkable • Dec 17 '20
[HIRING] 7 Jobs, All Remote! These Opportunities May NOT Be for All But They For Sure Pay Well
docs.google.comr/web_programming • u/starbist • May 20 '20
Tips On Learning Web Development
r/web_programming • u/cerca_silver22 • Sep 29 '16
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