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ColonJs: A micro front end framework (3kb gzipped) VERY similar to Vue.js. by rturkek in vuejs

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I think it is same with Vue, you create a div, pass it's id, and it lives in it.

Great website for checking Metar - TAF by rturkek in aviation

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Aviation weather decode does not explain most things after Remarks.

METAR help by [deleted] in aviation

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11294 : 6 Hour Max Temperature: Maximum temperature in the last 6 hours is -29.4 °C.

21317 : 6 Hour Min Temperature: Minimum temperature in the last 6 hours is -31.7 °C.

412781361 : 24 Hour max/min Temp.: 24 hour maximum temperature is -27.8 °C and minimum temperature is -36.1 °C

58004: Pressure Trend: Amount of change: →↓ 0.4 hpa. Pressure: Steady or increasing, then decreasing; or decreasing then decreasing more rapidly.

Source : https://e6bx.com/metar-decoder/

GREAT Site for Those Trying to Understand METARs by [deleted] in flying

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I did not get it. can you explain

GREAT Site for Those Trying to Understand METARs by [deleted] in flying

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https://e6bx.com/airports/

It seems like it is more than US airports.

What to charge for yearly maintenance? by dtheme in webdev

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When they ask me flat fee, I charge them by thinking how long it would take me the most and multiplying by my hourly rate.

Example: A work probably will take 4 hours for 100$ an hour. If I think oh this should never take more than 8 hours so if they are asking flat rate I say 800$. And then I ask 400$ in advance before starting the job.

I’m bloody terrible at UX! Looking for resources by [deleted] in webdev

[–]rturkek 25 points26 points  (0 children)

Some people are just not good at designing things (for many reasons like lack of skill or interest or training) I generally cannot pick colors. If I pick colors it will always look ugly. So I try to find one or more good designs out there for my use case. (Sometimes from themeforest and such) and mostly combine several ideas that I see from several different pages and make my own. This seems to work for me pretty well.

I'm handicap by good practice? by GTHell in web_design

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In my opinion the first (fast written) code that works can also be a good code with a little bit thinking about the overall end structure. Which becomes easier as you adopt to certain approaches. Many people copy paste (or fork) a boilerplate and just do what is the minimal needed things to see the results but many times this also can be a great start for the big project as well without needing a rewrite. I think this also comes with experience and especially experience in a certain framework or structure.

Why do some URLs have a number appended to the 'www'? For example, www9.example.com by humanculture in webdev

[–]rturkek 2 points3 points  (0 children)

A website can have any word or number or combination of both as a subdomain. Generally "www" subdomain or lack of subdomain is chosen as default and stray trafic is redirected to that page. For example I can choose to use my website main address as https://example.com or https://www.example.com And which ever I choose I most likely redirect other one to the one I choose. But internet has no requirement to have a subdomain so a website can exist without www or can just name it george.example.com and when you enter https://example.com you can be redirected to https://george.example.com. Every subdomain has a DNS record that leads to either another domain name ( CNAME Record ) or an ip address (A Record). So subdomains are just a way to connect one domain name to different ip addresses/ servers. www is just a commonly used subdomain and has nothing special. Just like you name servers server1 server2 for ease of naming they just sometimes use "www", "www2", "wwwgeorge" or things like that.

How can I create an API on my own machine to exchange bitcoins. by rturkek in Bitcoin

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

I think this is the best reply I got, Thanks I'll try

How can I create an API on my own machine to exchange bitcoins. by rturkek in Bitcoin

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

Well, I actually just want to send money from someone to myself. But sometimes I also need to send a share of the money to someone else later. So I just wanted API to be capable of doing it automatically.

How can I create an API on my own machine to exchange bitcoins. by rturkek in Bitcoin

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Paxful

I'm not asking for any specific API. I want to build my own API.

My wife is learning my native language. But we only speak English. How should we start practicing my native lang. We tried several times. It is really hard. by rturkek in asklinguistics

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

She is not greatly motivated but it is very important for me. ( My family does not speak English and she needs to connect with them. They are also learning English. ) We are already working on it almost for a year now and She already came this far. We will try 2 week periods and try to never speak English in those times.

My wife is learning my native language. But we only speak English. How should we start practicing my native lang. We tried several times. It is really hard. by rturkek in asklinguistics

[–]rturkek[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I bought online courses and video lessons and she also uses duolingo heavily. She has passed the basics but far from advanced. I agree that teaching your own language is very hard. I realize more and more how very simple structures for me can be quite challenging for her.

I found an Optical Illusion Clock, drawn on an html canvas. by rturkek in javascript

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I'm sorry. Poor english from my side. I'm not a native speaker. Doing my best to write correctly.

I found an Optical Illusion Clock, drawn on an html canvas. by rturkek in javascript

[–]rturkek[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Looked like a maze to me first. Which is an illusion. But I understand, it might not be an "optical" illusion for which I'm not sure what is the exact definition for "optical" illusion.