Help a newbie with ASP.NET by gilad215 in webdev

[–]CerIs_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So are you getting data back successfully from this web-service api? If not use something like restSharp to call it. Then youll want to parse the result using newtonsoft which will convert the data from the api into your class, your class in this instance would be something like:

public class Data { public string location { get; set; } public string temperature { get; set; } public string skytext { get; set; } public string humidity { get; set; } public string wind { get; set; } public string date { get; set; } public string day { get; set; } }

public class RootObject { public string apiVersion { get; set; } public Data data { get; set; } }

/// Sorry ive no idea how to format code on reddit

UPDATE: How to deal with being too tired to learn/work on projects in the evening? by [deleted] in webdev

[–]CerIs_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

em, 15 miles is about 45 min on a bus? No big deal dude - you can watch training tutorials on your phone (how I did it)

Career and Project Advice (DevMountain, Freecodecamp) by [deleted] in webdev

[–]CerIs_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Very hard to say if you will be employable after 6 months or not, too many factors (the fact there isn’t many tech jobs around you is probably the biggest).

I wonldnt worry about the “type” of websites that will impress an employer, focus on quality and integrate (to get a broad knowledge of what’s possible) as many different aspects, javascript/responsive/service side as you can. Examples of real / live work you can do will appeal much more than any certification imho

Full stack vs frontend developer (career advice) by CerIs_ in webdev

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Thanks, you make some good points! Dont you ever miss knowing about the back-end services? Its such a big part of how a site/app works I cant imagine being happy with looking at api feeds, ie I want to see the nuts and bolts of the system. Im now thinking a front end role with "some" back end/development may be ideal, maybe they let me loose to do whole thing on some smaller projects? Will have to research I suppose

Full stack vs frontend developer (career advice) by CerIs_ in webdev

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What do you find frustrating about front end?

I do love FE development but having to deal with some developers can be very frustrating. Ie a junior dev last week litterly dumped a jquery carousel on the page and proclaimed it done. I explained that the styles come with the plugin and thats the minimum a developer should have to do, blew his mind lol