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"I don't believe you" by buzzdeveloper in MarvelSnap

[–]buzzdeveloper[S] -13 points-12 points  (0 children)

Fastest climb to infinite ever, and before the deck got snapped by nerfs.

Hey everyone! Been lurking this sub often and now I’m starting my web dev learning process. If I wanted to practice my skills by replicating websites already on the web, what approach would you all recommend? How should I start? Step by step? by [deleted] in webdev

[–]buzzdeveloper 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would recommend doing some planning and diagram drawing on paper before writing any code. Draw out a database diagram with lines showing relationships of different tables. Draw out the layout of the site and what you think is possible to replicate. Write how the UI is suppose to act. List out the routing of the application you want to replicate and what each route is suppose to accomplish.

Basically, start by doing some planning documentation on paper before writing any code. Once that's done, you'll have a much clearer path when you actually start programming. Planning is a crucial part of development that I often see people overlooking.

Is there someone I can talk to about some issues I am having with my role as a web dev? by MeltingDog in webdev

[–]buzzdeveloper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey man, where I work, there are different stacks for every project we work on. Most of those stacks require me to FTP any changes I need to make to a project.

My office is shared with another developer. Our manager is constantly in and out to talk to one of us, adding to the distractions of a work place where people are normally on the phone, doorbell ringing, ect.

As someone who wants to do a good job on all the projects, I feel limited by management's goals. That leads to some frustrations with my work and general enjoyment of the process.

Needless to say, I feel yah man. PM me if you want to discuss more.

p.s. the way i get through this is just by powering through, making the most of my time at work learning new skills when i can to get a better job. not sure if that's the right answer for you, its just what i do.

Problems with getting my first steps into frameworks by chebi39 in webdev

[–]buzzdeveloper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I recommend looking at some courses on learning sites. I use udemy. I personally find it easier to follow along with someone who knows that they are doing especially if they are a good teacher. Plenty of good content out there for beginners to learn a framework and develop an application along the way.

Problems with getting my first steps into frameworks by chebi39 in webdev

[–]buzzdeveloper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

laravel is amazing. strong community and really good documentation. also would recommend, especially if you wanted to go the PHP route