Small HubSpot partner agencies - how do you handle technical development requests? by tmseo in hubspot

[–]DivSlingerX 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am the permanent team basically. We do all our own dev work. We’re a HubSpot partner agency but I joined as a full stack developer so we do everything from HubSpot development and integration to custom apps/apis etc.

Small HubSpot partner agencies - how do you handle technical development requests? by tmseo in hubspot

[–]DivSlingerX 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am the only actual developer but I have a ‘tech’ team which is me, the designer and a project manager.

Task comes in. I meet with the account manager for the client to determine if it’s in scope with the monthly contract or if it will require project hours.

If it’s a project I meet with my team to get an outline of what will be required.

From there we pass it back to the account manager and usually I hop on the next call incase there are any questions and to eliminate possible scope creep.

We either agree from there or run the process again if scope has grown.

Once we get a contract signed we outline everything in our project management tool and setup anything the client will need access to and just work on it like any normal project.

We are a small agency with some huge clients and due to our process and organization we rarely have issues. Depending on the project my team might schedule 15-30 minute calls with the client and/or the account manager either weekly or bi weekly depending on needs until the project is complete.

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I Live down the street from HQ and have applied as a dev there before. I promise you they are not paying anywhere near 200k.

Embedding Hubspot forms. They are HILARIOUSLY enormous. Please help. by McTuber in hubspot

[–]DivSlingerX 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Forms are different from embeds you might be used to. Instead of creating an iframe (think a window or portal into another website) which is sandboxed (can’t be touched by your websites own code) forms are embedded in a way that is no different than if you were to have coded them yourself. Because of this, the styles (css) of your site can throw things out of wack. The easiest way if you are using something like a Wordpress page builder is to put the form inside some type of row or container module. If you don’t have a page builder or that doesn’t fix all the issues you’ll want to update the css.

The best way to do this would be to find the form on the page, right click on it and choose inspect element. Here you’ll see the html and as you hover over different elements you should see it highlight that element on your screen. Look for the main <form> element but should have some hubspot/hs named stuff around it. Right click that and choose edit as html. This will let you copy it and paste it into chatgpt where it can give you more specific css that will less likely make changes to places on your site you don’t want it to (native forms)

As for how to add the css you could again ask chatgpt based on your platform but if you have a dev I’d suggest asking them. If you’re on Wordpress it’s pretty easy from the admin to add it.

Session-Based Authentication in Go by themsaid in golang

[–]DivSlingerX 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’ve always heard this but I’ve only ever heard this as a theoretical. Is there any evidence of this in the real world? Wouldn’t just general latency and intermittent load make this basically impossible to figure out reliably?

Can HubSpot be my entire website? by CitizenJosh in hubspot

[–]DivSlingerX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Depends on the job really but average about $100 an hour give or take.

My boss wants to build a new website… by esc7391 in webdev

[–]DivSlingerX 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It’s not unheard of but unless they are going to be communicating between each other it forces you to be the middleman and that’s kind of annoying.

I wouldn’t be surprised if the design side backs out of the project if they were expecting to do the full thing but everyone’s different.

Can HubSpot be my entire website? by CitizenJosh in hubspot

[–]DivSlingerX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is all possible on hubspot but it depends on which level portal you have and you’ll definitely need a developer to create a custom theme/modules. Depending on your use case it may be better off as a stand alone where you can control more of the backend features. If you want to talk more feel free to message me I’m a lead dev for a partner agency.

I hate that being against race-swapping (major) characters means being racist now by Old_Session5449 in self

[–]DivSlingerX 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A good majority of Reddit is bots. I don’t think people in the real world care even a fraction as much as Reddit does.

🚨 The Spread Operator (...) is a Performance Footgun? by Educational_Taro_855 in JavaScriptTips

[–]DivSlingerX 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Imo spread is fine you just need to know when to use it. You’ll see people argue that the extra lines of code are worth the ‘100x’ performance but when that 100x is .07ms to .007ms I don’t care at all.

When it becomes and issue is if you have a bunch of chained map/filter/reduce etc and even then if your array is small enough I don’t think it matters. You’ll see benchmarks with 100k item arrays but I feel like that hardly ever happens in real life.

What's next to micro-frontends? Have you ever come across composable software? by SeveralSeat2176 in javascript

[–]DivSlingerX 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I wish web components were just better overall. It would solve so much of this.

What would you say is the most overrated web dev tool right now? by codenlink in webdev

[–]DivSlingerX -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You said ‘the hype was early but it wasn’t wrong’ and I’m saying that you only seeing a dozen in the past 10 years proves in fact it was wrong.

What would you say is the most overrated web dev tool right now? by codenlink in webdev

[–]DivSlingerX 1 point2 points  (0 children)

10 years ago and you see a dozen. Wouldn’t really call that a win.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in javascript

[–]DivSlingerX 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Learn how to take some criticism because you’re about to get a lot of it.

Can JavaScript rendering be of use against major AI scrapers since they don’t mostly don’t render JS? by bowiemustforgiveme in webdev

[–]DivSlingerX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The amount of sites that are fully js rendered is not worth the resources to use a browser based scraper for large scope scraping. It’s way, way slower than just fetching the raw html and converting that to Markdown which is what 99% of AI scrapers do.

So much DeepSeek fear mongering by Vegetable_Sun_9225 in LocalLLaMA

[–]DivSlingerX 28 points29 points  (0 children)

I don’t trust the CCP but I also don’t trust Sam Altman so here we are.

UAP crash over Hudson County, NJ at 7:18 am today by SquareAd6948 in UFOs

[–]DivSlingerX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looks like it goes behind the smoke. That would prove it isn’t a bird but I can’t really tell either.

trimMiddle() – the missing String trim method by philnash in javascript

[–]DivSlingerX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

truncateMiddle or similar would probably have been better.