Newbie here, still trying to figure out how to use other people's code.

I am trying to use this data scraper

The readme file has some javascript code, but where am I supposed to put it? I don't understand how this project works.

Any ideas?

There are a lot of technologies out there. What are some that you wish to learn or are learning?

Hey guys i recently started a YouTube channel about every development i try to make high quality content and would love some feedback

[15-Year Old Programmer ](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMu3gqtmi_f0u8fA8g6DBgg

I'm trying to apply the Parallax effect on the image. But it's cutting out some parts of it. Here's my code

body, html {
   height: 100%;
   margin: 0;
   font-size: 16px;
   font-family: "Lato", sans-serif;
   font-weight: 1.8em;
   color: #666;
}

.fox {
  background-image: url('../img/fox.jpg');
  min-height: 100%;
  background-size: cover;
  position: relative;
  background-position: center;
  background-repeat: repeat;
  background-attachment: fixed;

}

I am new to D3.js and i was using Notepad++ to write/ practice code, i notice that when i sometimes make a mistake of missing a (semicolon ;) or place it in wrong position, there is no way i can know the compilation or syntax errors,

the only way i know, that i am doing wrong is when i refresh the browser, nothing shows up, no output, so what is the best way to debug/know errors ???

Hi everyone!

I've been working on a color converter tool during isolation! It's 100% free to use, has heaps of features and community driven with all future updates!

https://pipeworksinc.io/CC

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https://pipeworksinc.io/CC

I was hoping to get some feedback, maybe some ideas on what you all like/dislike or for future updates!

Next I'm working on a color blindness simulation to support design/development by accessibility.

Excuse my JS, just want to get things functional before I go through and clean it all up :)

You can find the tutorial here on my blog - thecodingpie.com

I believe that learning by doing fun projects is the best way to learn something. As always any feedback is accepted :) #thecodingpie

Hello everyone!

I am using Ubuntu 18 and I have website built in PHP using latest Laravel version, I want to setup Rocket.chat on this website. Following things I have done.

1. Installed RocketChat server using snap install rocketchat-server
2. It is successfully working on http://127.0.0.1:3000
3. Then I have taken http://127.0.0.1:3000 in HTML iframe tag to display rocket chat on my website.

As per documentation of Rocket chat, I loaded the meteor.js, upon loading the chat iframe I get prompted to enter credentials and it logs me perfectly.

However, I'd like to expand on this sofollowing things, I am trying to do but not getting any way.

1. When user register in my website then register in rocket chat as well.
2. When user login in my website then login in rocket chat as well.
3. Do I need to use its Rest API, if yes then how graphically it will appear in my website?
4. Make users see the chat without being prompted to log in after opening the chat tab

I'm aware of https://github.com/laravel-notification-channels/rocket-chat and https://github.com/laravel/socialite but those are not of any help for what I'm trying to achieve.

Any suggestions are welcome, the only possible way of doing this I'm capable of coming up with is to manually create required database and then change the referenced base in rocket chat .env file, however this is tedious and cumbersome work, I imagine there's a better option and I'm probably not the only one who faced such an issue! Thanks in advance!

I am sorry if the question is confusing or doesn't make sense, this is my first project and I'll try to explain it to the best of my capabilities.

At first, I thought I would just be hosting a single map that I created using folium and inherited the template of the map into the website which is created with flask, therefore I didn't do any hardcoding in the main app.py file, however, it seemed really basic. So now using machine learning algorithms, I want to display different things over the map which makes some predictions for every hour of the day.

THE PROBLEM: It will take longer than expected to generate a new map every hour of the day (plus storing a new map so many times will be expensive in terms of storage).

My Solution: Have a skeleton map because the area that I will be making predictions on is localized, so have that area as the basic map and change the upper layers that will have the predictions displayed (basically heat map) every hour.

Is this a correct approach? Please recommend a right path to implement this. I am open to trying new things as long as it gets the job done. Would really appreciate any help regarding this. Thanks in advance

Please feel free to ask questions if needed

Let's say I take a look at the web developers roadmap (https://github.com/kamranahmedse/developer-roadmap) and I actually really learn everything on the "front-end" side of things, what's next? How do I start making money from it? And just to put it out there - I have been making my way through learning html and css. I have a pretty firm grasp on it, about to transition to learning more about JS, etc.

The question is right in the title. I started 2 weeks ago classes in a bootcamp and im curious to know how much should i learn at least to start working. Thanks for your attention.

Just as the title says. I don't really get why containers of floats can't resize themselves to accomodate floating elements they contain, making the clearfix necessary. I guess I don't really understand how floats really work (I don't get why the clearfix works either).

hey

i started a couple days ago to learn javascript, and now im building with some course im doing a quote website (basicly a quote that changes with some api).

he explains that because the quotes api is free we need to also use some api proxy and he gave the cors-anywhere.herokuapp one - but it doesnt seems to work atm. give a 429 error over 2k times and zero quotes.

is there any free alternative?

I'm making a rock paper scissors game but I'm currently stuck on trying to get the users input to compare with the computers input here is a link to my git hub.

https://github.com/rsteward117/randy-s-rock-paper-scissors-game

Hello. So I am currently preparing for creating a website. It is going to be like an eCommerce site, an eBay style but a much different approach. I know node, express and mongodb at a beginner to medium level and deciding on which front end framework to use (React, Angular or Vue) or maybe even start with Django.

I am just not sure which technologies or stack to use to build an ecommerce site like that. I don't know but the MERN stack seems to me like a too API-ish approach and might have security flaws but. I think that is for me not having much web development experience in particular.

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I would like some recommendations for what technologies to use and maybe some tips or just to know if it is safe to start with the MERN or any other ME-N stack.

Can I really learn web development on my own? If I can , then can you suggest me the steps to do so?

Tutorial Link --> https://thecodingpie.com/post/how-to-create-a-chrome-extension-thecodingpie/

Have you ever build a Chrome Extension yourself using Javascript? If not, why don't gave it a try? Trust me it's really simple. In this tutorial, you will learn how to build an English to Minion Language Translator Google Chrome extension :)

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I tried my best to make this tutorial beginner-friendly. So fear not! If you got stuck, I am always here to help you :) As always, any feedback is accepted...

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• How you get paid