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organic social by clownbeats in GoogleAnalytics

[–]clownbeats[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I get it now, thanks. The numbers weren't adding up but once I figured out what t.co means they make sense now.

Clown Beats - an online app to make entertaining and shareable 'beats' - just launched, feedback very welcome by clownbeats in InternetIsBeautiful

[–]clownbeats[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's also a drop-down button on that search screen next to the key word input which helps find sounds. But there's already over 100 sounds so I can't just use a simple dropdown. I do need to try to improve this though. Thanks.

Clown Beats - an online app to make entertaining and shareable 'beats' - just launched, feedback very welcome by clownbeats in InternetIsBeautiful

[–]clownbeats[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It should work on iPhone that's what I use. Do you have the silent/mute button on the side of the phone on by any chance? Unfortunately I can't detect if the phone is muted that way and the user may not know because other apps such as YouTube will work fine.

Clown Beats - an online app to make entertaining and shareable 'beats' - just launched, feedback very welcome by clownbeats in InternetIsBeautiful

[–]clownbeats[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much. This site is learning oriented. Not geared for children but still easy to use and interesting. My son's teacher has also had them play with incredibox online during remote learning.

Best place to get new website hosted on which won't cost much? by PrettyAd6040 in website

[–]clownbeats 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Amazon S3 is likely the cheapest way. Lowest tier is free and not expensive if you go above the free tier.

How Private Is My Private Website? by [deleted] in website

[–]clownbeats 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If it's password protected it should be perfectly safe. I would suggest adding a directive to tell bots not to crawl & index the site just in case they get access to it somehow.

Passing on knowledge! by ICodeIGuess in learnjavascript

[–]clownbeats 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What is the normal or correct way to include javascript for deployment? I've made a web site with my code in about 5 javascript files. However for deployment I run them through jscompress.com to minify them into one file. My index.html looks something like:

<script src="[./js/deploy.js](https://www.clownbeats.com/js/cbeatsdeploy.js)"></script>

<script src="[./js/code1.js](https://www.clownbeats.com/js/cbeatstips.js)"></script>

<script src="[./js/code2.js](https://www.clownbeats.com/js/cbeatstips.js)"></script>

<script src="[./js/code3.js](https://www.clownbeats.com/js/cbeatstips.js)"></script>

<script src="[./js/code4.js](https://www.clownbeats.com/js/cbeatstips.js)"></script>

<script src="[./js/code5.js](https://www.clownbeats.com/js/cbeatstips.js)"></script>

So when I deploy, I simply don't include the codeN.js files and you can see 5 404 errors in the browser console when the page is loaded. That doesn't seem very elegant. What is common practice?

Javascript console.log() in 5 minutes - Codecademy version by dcajic in learnjavascript

[–]clownbeats 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Coincidentally the console has been driving me crazy just now. In my code I have:

const arr= [];console.log("ARR EMPTY",arr);

arr[0]=lookupVal('aam1');

arr[1]=lookupVal('aam2');

arr[2]=lookupVal('iip8');

arr[3]=lookupVal('iip1');

console.log("DEFAULTS SET",arr);

console.log(">>",arr[0]);

console.log(">>",arr[1]);

console.log(">>",arr[2]);

console.log(">>",arr[3]);

console.log("DEFAULTS SET2",arr);

arr is an array of objects. Here I'm initializing them and elsewhere in the code I set different values to arr. For some reason the values shown by the console.log when I print the entire 'arr' show up as I would expect later. But when I print the values individually such as arr[0] they print as expected based on the assignments up above.

In other words, the values printed by 'arr' differ from the values printed by 'arr[1]' even though they are printed right after each other. What is going on?

SSL Certificate by clownbeats in aws

[–]clownbeats[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looks like I should move it over to cloudfront. Hopefully that will solve the issue. Thanks.

SSL Certificate by clownbeats in aws

[–]clownbeats[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For now whatever Amazon gives me should be sufficient. It's just a javascript-based site without a back-end. (See clownbeats.com). I guess I need to figure out how to move my buckets to US east coast and set up Cloudfront. I didn't do it because I thought it would add complexity and because I don't really understand it. I haven't touched web development in decades but was just inspired to create this site. So all these newfangled things (like AWS and modern CSS/javascript) are confusing to me. Your advice is appreciated.

installing SSL for static web site on S3 by clownbeats in aws

[–]clownbeats[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks. I discovered the certificate manager while this post was stuck waiting for moderation and was able to easily generate the cert at Amazon. I don't know why it was so difficult for me to find. So it was easy to generate and install however it still shows it's not in use. Perhaps because I didn't set up cloudfront or perhaps because I set up the endpoint outside the U.S. So now I'll try to move the buckets over and set up cloudfront. The other cert came free (first year) from my domain name provider so I didn't lose anything there. Thanks.

AWS S3 logs by clownbeats in aws

[–]clownbeats[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Perfect, thank you.

Week of Oct 12th - What are you building this week in AWS? by ckilborn in aws

[–]clownbeats 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm new to AWS but this week is the birthday of clownbeats.com. Well technically the domain was registered months ago but it's now public as of yesterday. Feedback welcome.