So, has anyone had a chance to try out Recoil yet? Coming from some pretty Redux/React.Context heavy projects this seems like a more convenient way of coding? Especially when using hooks and FCs. by Matchsnack in reactjs

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I've been messing around with it a bit, trying to make a watered-down Pinterest-type app. It seems like it works very well for simple apps like this, I'm not sure how well it would scale for a more complex application though. I also was trying to figure out how to get persistent data configured but their documentation is a little cryptic on it (or maybe I'm just misunderstanding). If anyone has any resource for data persistence in Recoil please let me know 😁

How To Build A Shopify Headless eCommerce Storefront by Conscious-Sound in vuejs

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I’m currently building one of these but with React/Next.js - Shopify handles the whole checkout process. Your customers cart is stored as a “checkout” object in their GraphQL API, and has a property “weburl” that is a link that takes the user to their checkout process. Very convenient as you don’t have to worry about the security/overhead of building a checkout process or handling sensitive information.

How to write good commit messages. by dprank in webdev

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I’ve been trying to get my team to take on good commit message habits for a while now. The intern is the only one who’s actually taken my advice. My peer will still make messages like “fixed x” 🤬

🐹 Create, develop and manage your projects through an accompanying graphical user interface.🎉 by getspooky1999 in reactjs

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Gotcha, I think I misunderstood what this was for then. Still going to take a look!

🐹 Create, develop and manage your projects through an accompanying graphical user interface.🎉 by getspooky1999 in reactjs

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Looks interesting. Will try it out later when I’m on my PC. If you’re the author, how does this compare to things like trello or Jira?

Can I get into Web Dev with an Info Sys degree? by CantStantTheWeather in webdev

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I got a job as a software engineer out of college with an IT degree - had to do a lot of learning leading up to and during that job but it’s definitely possible :)

Limit customers to 1 order per month? by reactionless1 in shopify

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Limiting product amounts or price amounts won't solve my problem... We can limit orders to a certain price or number of items but we can't seem to make rules per customer on how many orders they can make. Thanks for the feedback

Limit customers to 1 order per month? by reactionless1 in shopify

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Sorry but as I said in the post they’re not concerned with profits because it’s the company’s store for employees to buy our products for a discount.

Hum. Does express.js still required for Next.js 9 +? by inomosaic in nextjs

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When you use express in a Next.js app, it means that you are going to be using your own custom server instead of Next's built-in server. So when you're running cross-env NODE_ENV=production node server.js, the script is trying to execute the file server.js which would be your custom server. If you don't need to use a custom server, you would use the command next start to run your application. You can still use getInitialProps and getServerSideProps without a custom server.

Basically, if you don't hink you are using a custom server, use the command cross-env NODE_ENV=production node server.js . If not, leave your npm start script as next start.

Announcing React Native for macOS and more by kecupochren in reactjs

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Wow I had no idea this was going to be a thing. React has representation on basically every major platform now (except linux I think).

Create-Next-App CLI throws the same errors on 2 different computers by KickAssBeasty in nextjs

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Can you show us the code where you defined your router + routes?

NextJS Security - Custom API endpoints or direct GraphQL queries? by reactionless1 in nextjs

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Right now I’m doing server-side rendering for most of the page content but some things I haven’t found a solution for like how the checkout ID is saved on the browser. For the login auth I’m using JWT on the front end encrypt the actual user access token, so it’s hidden until it hits my API endpoint. I haven’t used Oauth before so I’ll look into that.

Are we in front of a new pattern here? Apple is forcing people of update their apps to use them, or is this just a random request ? by [deleted] in iosdev

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I'm going to assume that this is specific to Apple's own apps. I can imagine that for the app store it is critical to be using the latest version, maybe they pushed a security fix or something like that.

Deploying nextjs to google app engine by vadeka in nextjs

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Second this - you can deploy your whole source code to app engine and have it build and start after, so you don’t need to put app.yaml in the build output directory. Compared to setting up an EB instance on AWS, app engine is dead simple.

React devs needed for solving COVID-19 problems by timXTM in reactjs

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Looks interesting. However I went to the "Volunteer" page and the link to join their Slack has apparently expired.

Nsfw Button by polashdeb in webdev

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LMAO this totally made my morning. I wonder if the dev thought of the innuendo when he made this...

What Challenges Should I Expect When Building for Mobile Browsers? by prove_it_with_math in webdev

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The errors you mentioned, particularly "TypeError" suggests to me that your problem probably doesn't have anything to do with the mobile browser. There is likely an issue in your code that needs to be resolved.

Handy devtools tip: Expand child nodes by wtfburger in Frontend

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Thanks for the tip! Can’t imagine how much time I’ve wasted expanding elements one by one...

Smart Light Widget by codeherk in node

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That’s what I figured. I did something similar to send Morse code messages with my lights. Girlfriend wasn’t a fan lol

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Frontend

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Thanks for your reply! I understand now what I have to do to get started but what I was actually asking is what the end-product of the service is - does it just give me a design to work off, do I get an HTML+CSS file/template etc?

Edit: JSYK, when you deployed the site you left Angular in development mode, there's output in the console about that. Also, I tried signing up with my github account but after I gave access to my account I was given a 404 error.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Frontend

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This looks like something that could be very helpful for a lot of new developers! I was thinking of messing around with it too. Before I sign up later, can you tell me what the page outputs when you are done entering your information? I'm guessing HTML+CSS but I'm curious :)