Pyodide: Bringing the scientific #Python stack to the browser - Mozilla Hacks - the Web developer blog
▻https://hacks.mozilla.org/2019/04/pyodide-bringing-the-scientific-python-stack-to-the-browser
Pyodide is an experimental project from Mozilla to create a full Python data science stack that runs entirely in the browser.
Learn to code in 5 months, get hired, and thrive as a web developer
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Nowadays we can’t imagine our lives without websites and apps — they changed everything. And as web development continues to grow exponentially, there remains an immense demand for web developers that is projected to grow over a 10-year period.With a wide range of possible ways to become a web developer, most learners are not sure how to begin.In this article, you will find a step-by-step plan on how to become a web developer in 5 months. This article answers three main questions:Part 1: WHY learn to code?Part 2: WHAT you will learn? (the 5-month plan)Part 3: WHEN to start looking for a job?Part 1: WHY learn to code?You can improve your yearly incomeAccording to Paysa, a salary comparison website, “A Web Developer earns an average of $91,587, ranging from $77,544 to $103,370, with top earners (...)
#front-end-development #learn-to-code-online #javascript #learning-to-code #web-development
The 2019 Web Developer RoadMap
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An illustrated guide to becoming a Web Developer with links to relevant coursesHello Guys, I hope you are doing great in 2019. I am sure you all have already made your goals by now and thinking about how to achieve those goals. If one of your goals is to learn to code or to become a Web Developer in 2019 then I have something great to share with you today, the 2019 Web Developer RoadMap.This is an excellent illustration on how to become a web developer in 2019 and guide you on how you can learn and master Web Development in 2019.It’s a collection of different paths to learning front-end, back-end, and all other things a Web developer should know. You will not just know about web development but about essential #programming stuff which is important for all kind of programmers. The RoadMap (...)
#web-developer-roadmap #software-development #web-development #javascript
10 Shortcuts Web Developers Use to Get Results in Record Time
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Full Stack DeveloperIn this blog, I have listed new ideas that smart web developers use in order to code in a magical way. These ideas help them to code their programs in easier as well as quicker ways.Ultimately, it results in the faster completion of a web project and software businessmen can better know the value of this quick completion.So, here is the list:Avoiding online inspiration.Collaborating with others.Trying at least one thing differentThinking outside the boxCursor movement shortcutsGeneric windows shortcutsIDE ShortcutsBrowser shortcutsLet’s have a deep look at all these innovative ideas that a smart web #developer uses:1. AVOIDING ONLINE INSPIRATIONSmart web developers use strategies in order to create the best output in the least time with least efforts. These strategies (...)
#web-development #software-development #productivity #technology
Top IT #outsourcing Companies in Europe. Why You Should Consider Outsourcing to Europe
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According to Gartner, the global IT spending is expected to grow to a staggering $3.8 trillions in 2019. So, it’s no wonder if your great idea of an app or a software product is a part of this statistics. And if want to execute it quickly, efficiently, you’re probably looking into IT outsourcing companies to find your perfect match.And from here the world is your oyster! The options to choose from are more than enough. In fact, the choice is so vast that you might feel overwhelmed. But don’t worry. Essentially, the are two main questions you need to answer — where? and who?Let’s start from where.Today, you can find a web developer virtually in any country or a part of the world. Let’s compare the main destinations for software outsourcing in terms of billing rates and the ease of cooperation. (...)
#it-outsourcing-company #mobile-app-development #outsourcing-company
When a small piece of my code predicted the fate of US Presidential Elections.
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I completed my Master’s degree back in 2015 with an emphasis on Opinion Mining (Sentiment Analysis, if you haven’t heard of it, sit tight, it’s going to be interesting). I started working as a web developer and had lost touch in the area of Data Mining (my project thesis). Then one fine Saturday evening, I was relaxing on my couch and was watching over the 2016 US Presidential Election campaign buzz (the final election was yet to be held) going around over the internet. I wasn’t much into world politics by then, but the topic itself intrigued me.I sat for a while and thought, there is so much data over the internet about the campaigns and pre-election stuff that I can make use of, and then dive deeper into the same to figure out what exactly is happening in the larger picture. So my path (...)
#artificial-intelligence #trump #machine-learning #sentiment-analysis #data-mining
Interviews with Three Amazing Female Web Developers Who Promote Diversity and Inclusion in Tech
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The Stories Behind BlackTechPipeline, @WomenTechBot, @React_India, and @WomenCoders01Three Amazing Web Developers Who Are Doing Their Best in Engaging Women and Minorities in Web DevelopmentNot long ago I started a series of articles on women in technology at our corporate blog, at soshace.com. And so far I’ve managed to publish just one that featured five outstanding women who were promoting coding education among children, teenage girls, mothers who recently delivered babies, and different other minority groups. I am passionate about promoting equality and diversity in various fields, be it science or creative writing. Unfortunately, back where our company’s based, in Russia, we’re far behind those practices, but there is definitely a nascent trend for inclusion. Writing articles such (...)
#female-developer #girls-who-code #hackernoon-top-story #diversity-in-tech #women-in-tech
Top 5 Free #jquery Courses for Web Developers — Best of Lot
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Top 5 Free jQuery Courses for Web Developers — Best of LotThe Complete jQuery Course: From Beginner To Advanced!Hello guys, if you are thinking to learn jQuery and looking for some awesome free resources e.g. books, tutorials, and online courses then you have come to the right place.In this article, I am going to share some of the best free jQuery courses from Udemy and Pluarlsight which you can take to learn this awesome #javascript library.In the past, I have also shared some free books and tutorials on jQuery, which complements these courses. You can also take a look at then while learning different parts of jQuery.Before I share these free courses, let me brief you about what jQuery is and why you should learn it? Well, jQuery is a JavaScript library but unlike any other library it is (...)
A state of the art of decentralized web — Part 1
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A state of the art of decentralized web — Part 11. IntroductionI am a full-stack web developer with a good expertise in JavaScript and serverless architectures on AWS (take a look to my other articles if you are interested in this topic). I have the feeling that #decentralization might be the next big thing in web development. By the way, one very popular ÐApp library is called web3.js, as being the successor of what we currently know as Web 2.0. In a way, decentralization could enable a true web without servers where every client would contribute to the web (like a #peer-to-peer network).Decentralized is the new ServerlessIn this series, I will try to demystify this whole new ecosystem. I will share with you my findings on a pretty high level. Don’t see this as a complete course or an (...)
How to use #variables (PHP 7)
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IntroductionWe all look for a shortcut to get faster where we want to go,Who has never quickly flip through some pages of a book or even go straight to the last chapter?Although this may seem like a good idea at the beginning, I’ve already shared in several blog posts multiple reasons why a gradual improvement is much better and more productive than going straight to fun things.The truth is, if you want to code for several years and do not burn out in the first years or even months of a career as a web developer you have to study the basics,I tell you a secret, even when, after years of experience, when you believe that there is nothing you do not know about a basic topic, pick up the first book or one of the first articles you read, you will always find a paragraph that you did not pay (...)
#string #programming #php #php7
#php basics for expert web developers (1’ part)
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In this series, starting with this blog post, I am going to explain to you exactly what you must learn in order to start your journey as a web developer using PHP.In fact,These will be a series full of thorough tutorials and detailed explanations suitable for beginner and for experienced programmers.The information here made me ready to land on my first job and improved my fundamental skills incredibly useful in order to understand more complex features of this language… and from today you will be able to do literally the same.The renaissance of PHPThe OriginIf you are on this page right now it is very likely that you have heard about PHP at least once.PHP is one of the most famous and durable programming languages ever existed.Into specific PHP is an interpreted server-side scripting (...)
Top 7 Websites Built with #ruby on Rails Everyone Must See
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The Web’s Top 7 Websites Built with Ruby on Rails(Photo by Carl Heyerdahl on Unsplash)Yes, Ruby on Rails (RoR) is a real deal. And yes, it is great for building beautiful and functional websites. More and more web developers and designers realize the advantages of this framework and begin learning Ruby. Numerous noteworthy web apps built with RoR appear on the scene every day. Some of your favorite sites may actually be working on Ruby as we will show below.We decided to collect together the most deserving examples of brilliant web design done with the help of Ruby on Rails. Perhaps, some of them will finally convince you that it is a good idea to switch to Ruby, hire a great Ruby on Rails development team, and build your next project using RoR. So without further ado, here are the top (...)
#ruby-on-rails-development #web-development #ruby-on-rails #ruby-on-rails-sites
I graduated #coding bootcamp. Now what? ️
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Bradley Serlis was working in human resources at various tech companies in the Bay Area. He always felt like an outsider. The companies he worked for made really cool products, but he was so far removed from actually building those, he may as well have been working somewhere else. He longed to get closer to the product, to build something himself, and to feel like he was really part of the team.His girlfriend got an awesome job offer in Seattle, and she took it. This put Bradley at a crossroad. He was going to be moving, and he’d need to find a new job in Seattle.Rather than let his misgivings about his current line of work continue to gnaw at him, Bradley decided to take a leap. He would step outside his comfort zone in HR and change careers. He wanted to be a web developer. Seattle, (...)
#codingbootcamp #software-development #freelancing #web-development
Online New Years Hackathon
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Your attention; can I haz it?Hello, my name is Benjamin Spak. You are a web developer. Prepare for free stickers.CodeCareer.org is hosting a New Years Hackathon. You are invited!I know what you might be thinking.“Wait! Do I need pants?!”Nope! No pants needed. It’s an online event!You may be thinking“Okay, you had me at no pants. But, how do I get these stickers you mentioned? And, what else is in it for me?”Register for the Hackathon2. Build a new project that will help fellow web developers.3. Stream the creation process via Periscope(Twitter) or Twitch between December 28th -December 31st.Chat with other developers, while you build. Have fun. Be eligible to win more prizes & giveaways.Judging starts the 31st.Sign up now! Or before the deadline on December 28th.See the event website for (...)
#new-years-hackathon #hackathons #online-hackathon #events #codecareer
#javascript Compressors: How and Why to Minify Your JS
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Image Source :- QuertimeA JavaScript could be said to be the simplest form of programming language. It is most widely used by web developers for the purpose of writing scripts and creating interactive websites.JavaScript is often confused with #java. However, the two are completely different. A Java is a complex programming language which can be used for a wide variety of tasks on the other hand JavaScript is a simple and lightweight script language.JavaScript was developed by Netscape. JavaScript is capable of interacting with Html and thus can be used to add many dynamic features to a website.A JavaScript can run with any web browser having inbuilt JavaScript support. The good news is that nowadays all the browsers come with JavaScript support.JavaScript is mainly used for creating (...)
Deprecations and Changes for PHP 7.3 [Avoid Errors]
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Are you ready to embrace the new changes that will come with the publication of PHP 7.3?In this blog post, I will guide you through the process of updating your code so that you will avoid mistakes and keep working as smoothly as possible.IntroductionThere is not so much left to the official date of the release of PHP 7.3 the new version of our favorite programming language,as a Web Developer, I’m excited and worried at the same time.As you already know if you read the other post I have published, with the new version, new features have been added that will facilitate the work and improve the quality of your code but at the same time when you are up to date you have to keep an eye on features that are not compatible anymore and that will cause problems to the code already existing.In (...)
Dweb: Serving the Web from the Browser with Beaker – Mozilla Hacks – the Web developer blog
▻https://hacks.mozilla.org/2018/08/dweb-serving-the-web-from-the-browser-with-beaker
Imagine what an entire browser experience would be like if the web was distributed… Beaker browser does exactly this! Beaker is a big vision from a team who are proving out the distributed web from top to bottom.
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How to publish your #html or #wordpress website template on #themeforest?
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A short guide for beginners on how to prepare and publish an HTML or Wordpress website template on Themeforest.A short guide for beginners on how to prepare and publish an HTML or Wordpress a web template on Themeforest. A short guide for beginners on how to prepare and publish an HTML or Wordpress website template on Themeforest. A short guide for beginners on how to prepare and publish an HTML or Wordpress website template on Themeforest.Themeforest is a great way to get passive income for a web developer and web designer. For the past 2 years, we have been gaining experience in a process of publishing and promoting templates which we are ready to share with you in this article.The whole guide is divided into sections and is provided with examples for your convenience.1. Publication (...)
How #ledu Coins are Going to Change the $360B Professional Development Market
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Who doesn’t want to be better at their job? Whether you’re a web developer, or a doctor or even a chef, you never want to settle for mediocrity or irrelevance. Every industry is constantly evolving with new technology and practices, and this wave of change is forcing professionals to either surf or drown. It’s no wonder, then, why companies and their employees invest billions of dollars annually — $360 billion, to be exact — in professional development worldwide, with North America accounting for nearly half the global spend.There’s no shortage of outlets that offer professional development training, and these outlets have become lucrative businesses. Traditionally, an economy of professional conferences, outside consultants, and advanced degree/certification programs have thrived in this space. (...)
HIPAA & Medical Data #security for Web Developers
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Source: PixabayHIPAA & Medical Data Security for Web DevelopersIf your company deals in #healthcare and stores information about a person’s health, there’s a good chance you’ll have to abide by HIPAA. What is HIPAA, how do you stay in compliance? Let’s look at how HIPAA affects your website.What is HIPAA?The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 protects patients data. It mandates an industry-wide standard for healthcare information regarding billing processes, and also “requires protection and confidential handling of protected health information,” according to the California Department of Healthcare Services.The HIPAA Privacy Rule, according to the Department of Health and Human Services, protects ‘“individually identifiable health information” held or transmitted by (...)
How we overcome the challenges of remote management projects
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Remote project management can provide tangible benefits for any business if it is done right. IT Svit has ample experience with executing the remotely managed projects. Here is how we do it.We are living in the era of remote collaboration, as technology advancements make it possible to speak to your colleague across half the globe without delay — and commit the code for your mutual project simultaneously. Remote project management enables the whole industry of IT #outsourcing when the customer and some part of the team resides in one country (marketing, sales, billing, business analytics, managerial staff) — and the other parts of the team (DevOps, web developers, data scientists) are spread across the globe.Such approach ensures multiple tangible benefits:Lower project costs. Outsourced (...)
Prepare for you next #interview with 30 seconds of interviews
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You might be one of the very best web developers this world has ever seen. Or you can be adequate enough to land a job and keep it. Whatever the case, preparing for an interview never did any harm.If you are anything like me, you go from overwhelming excitement when you get called in for an interview to instant panic-and-search-all-the-interview-questions-mode a mere 2 minutes later. Looking for material to prepare for an interview can get tough, as you have to manage to look over tons of things you already know in very little time, while struggling to find what information is relevant and up to date. Wouldn’t it be nice to have a resource that is properly curated and has all that information available in a usable format?30 seconds of interviews by Stefan Feješ.Meet 30 seconds of (...)
#microservices for Startups: An Interview with Ben Curtis of Honeybadger
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This interview was done for our Microservices for Startups ebook. Be sure to check it out for practical advice on microservices. Thanks to Ben for his time and input!Ben Curtis is the co-founder of Honeybadger, which handles production monitoring for web developers and offers zero-instrumentation, 360 degree coverage of errors, outages and service degradation.For context, how big is your engineering team? Are you using microservices and can you give a general overview of how you’re using them?Our engineering team is the whole company — three people. We are using a couple of microservices. One processes all the incoming API traffic for errors that are being reported for our customers’ applications. The other handles receiving logplex traffic from Heroku applications, recording errors that are (...)
#ben-curtis-honeybadger #ben-curtis #honey-badger #engineering-team
URL-Shortening Service in #java, Spring Boot and #redis
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Building a URL-Shortening service from scratch using Java, Spring Boot, and RedisUrl Shortening with Java, Spring Boot, and RedisHave you ever wondered how URL Shorteners work? A curious question led me to several StackOverflow posts regarding implementation. Intrigued, I decided to implement one and write my experience about it.Today, we will build one using Java, Spring Boot, Redis. For the impatient, skip ahead to Implementation. Whip out your favorite editor and follow along with me!Origins to URL ShortenersThe first URL Shortener was created by a web developer named Kevin Gilbertson, the founder of TinyURL in 2002. Annoyed at sending long links on forums, Kevin decided to do something to improve his user experience.Kevin probably did not enjoy sending links like theseToday, link (...)
#build-a-url-shortener #url-shorteners #url-shortening-service
Expo Start to Standalone App
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Fungi photographed by thelostspore in Marin CountyA how-to guide from the creators of MasloThe Maslo private beta iOS app shipped last September and was built using Expo — an open source toolchain built around React Native to help build native iOS and Android projects. Since then, we’ve had to detach to add native modules such as RN Firebase, but figured we’d share our complete readme with instructions for deployment to iTunes Connect using Fastlane’s Pilot and some documentation on avoiding a few pitfalls.The repo can be found here.If you’re a web developer and haven’t tried out Expo, you’re in for a pleasant experience — the obvious upside is the ability to develop a native app using Javascript and React while avoiding native development IDEs like Xcode. Getting started is a breeze — install the (...)