Category: webdev

  • Reasons to avoid using Shopify

    Reasons to avoid using Shopify

    Weighing the Pros and Cons of Shopify for Your Online Store Considering launching an online store to sell accessories priced between $10 and $100? With your background as a seasoned web developer proficient in JavaScript and Ruby on Rails, you’re likely evaluating the best platform to build your e-commerce site. While Shopify stands out as…

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  • Custom dashboards for improving daily task efficiency

    Custom dashboards for improving daily task efficiency

    Crafting Your Own Custom Dashboard: A Game Changer for Daily Tasks Hello, fellow web enthusiasts! Recently, I embarked on an exciting endeavor: I created a personal dashboard using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and I can’t help but share my experience! This dashboard serves as a centralized hub to streamline my daily tasks. Initially, I populated…

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  • How do you persuade a restaurant using only Facebook that a website is beneficial?

    How do you persuade a restaurant using only Facebook that a website is beneficial?

    The Power of a Website: Why Restaurants Should Expand Beyond Facebook Hello, food enthusiasts! As I explore the dining scene in my area, I’ve noticed that many restaurants primarily rely on their Facebook pages as their online presence. While it’s great to see them engaging with customers through this platform, these pages often serve as…

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  • Does anyone regret entering web development with all the layoffs and lack of opportunities for juniors?

    Does anyone regret entering web development with all the layoffs and lack of opportunities for juniors?

    Navigating the Shifting Landscape of Web Development Careers As a budding professional in the world of technology, it’s natural to have questions about the viability and future of your chosen career path. Recently, a topic has arisen in discussions among aspiring web developers: Are there regrets about entering the web development field, especially in light…

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  • Which laptops are you currently using?

    Which laptops are you currently using?

    Exploring Laptop Options: A Shift from Mac to Windows As technology evolves, so do our devices. Recently, I’ve found myself contemplating a much-needed upgrade. My trusty Retina MacBook, which has served me well for several years, is finally showing signs of wear and tear. The keyboard is becoming increasingly unresponsive, and I’ve faced issues with…

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  • Website design choices that seem cliché but are still used

    Website design choices that seem cliché but are still used

    Embracing the Cliché: When You Know It’s Cheesy but Do It Anyway In the world of web design and digital marketing, certain tactics have become so overused that they often elicit a collective eye-roll from industry professionals. These clichés can seem cringeworthy, yet they continue to surface in website strategies across various industries. Today, let’s…

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  • Current trends in web development

    Current trends in web development

    Exploring Current Trends in Web Development: My Journey to Re-Enter the Field Hello, readers! Today, I want to share a personal journey that many of you might resonate with, especially if you’re in or considering a career in web development. Recently, I found myself navigating a significant life change—I left my job as a QA…

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  • When did this sub switch to image-only content?

    When did this sub switch to image-only content?

    The Shift to Image-Only A Call for Video Submissions Have you noticed the recent transition to an image-only policy in this sub? It seems that video submissions are no longer being accepted, which raises some important questions about the direction we’re heading in. For many of us, videos have always been the preferred format for…

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  • Hosting a project locally? You can access it via http://FBI.com

    Hosting a project locally? You can access it via http://FBI.com

    Accessing Your Local Project: A Quick Guide Are you currently working on a project locally and need a straightforward way to access it? Look no further! You can quickly reach your project by navigating to http://FBI.com. Yes, you read that right—this is absolutely serious! Whether you’re developing a website, testing applications, or showcasing your work,…

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