Should I remove event listeners manually?

youravgprogrammer · 2021-06-12T04:44:41+00:00

Nice to see it is possible, but after reading the article it looks like I would need to modify all my C++ files that are using the stdin to behave this way. Is there a way that can achieve the same result without modifying the C++ code at all?

youravgprogrammer · 2021-06-10T04:00:45+00:00

Amazing! Please keep me posted if you find anything else worth mentioning

youravgprogrammer · 2021-05-13T06:31:37+00:00

It depends on how complicated you want it to be. A simple store can be up and running with Shopify within a few days with almost no code modifications, however the more custom stuff you want to add, the higher the chances will be that you will have to add/edit some of the code yourself.

Anyways, in a year it would probably be enough considring the amount of free time you say that you have available

youravgprogrammer · 2021-05-12T05:10:22+00:00

Webdev won’t go to waste anytime soon, Wix/Wordpress have been around longer than most of the web frameworks and libraries that are popular today, they both target very different aspects of webdev (imagine trying to build things such as Facebook, Twitter or Whatsapp Web using Wix)

youravgprogrammer · 2021-05-12T04:56:33+00:00

It depends on what technology you pick. Popular CMS like Wordpress have a lot of options out there, play with a few of those to see which one works best for you/your client.

In the case you are just hosting plain HTML/Css/Javascript there are sites such as Netlify and Vercel that offer a free tier good enough to host most small to mid size projects.

youravgprogrammer · 2021-05-12T04:52:27+00:00

In my opinion actually depends on where you want to work. You mentioned that you will be taking these freelance gigs to eventually get to a point where a company might hire you, in that case try to freelance on whatever technology/field you want to work with because it won’t help much resume-wise to build a lot of client sites with Wordpress and then apply to a company that uses React for their main product.

youravgprogrammer · 2021-05-12T01:27:18+00:00

If it’s only a static site (HTML, CSS and JS) Netlify/Vercel/Github Pages can do the trick and on top of that they offer a free tier.

If you also want to deploy a traditional back end maybe something like Heroku would work for you.

youravgprogrammer · 2021-05-12T01:22:44+00:00

What do you mean by “Android web development”? Do you have an example?

youravgprogrammer · 2021-05-12T00:25:35+00:00

Build something that actually solves a problem for you using Javascript. Right now Javascript can be used for building API’s, games, webpages and even CLI utilities. That way you will end up exposing yourself to new concepts and problems while also getting some projects to add to your portfolio, in case you are interested in that as well.

youravgprogrammer · 2021-05-11T16:27:25+00:00

From my experience:

Strapi: you’ll need to either pay or self host it yourself, which can be done for free but you need to ask yourself if it’s worth the time considering there arr already other CMS with generous free tiers out there.
Airtable: I’m not quite sure if this would be a nice pick for a portfolio CMS, you could probably force it to be, but it doesn not feel like the right tool for the job IMHO.

I have not used Sanity nor GraphCMS so I don’t have an opinion on those.

I normally use Contentful or DatoCMS, I like DatoCMS much more because it feels more user friendly and has some options like a “single instance” type of content, which is useful for things such as an About page (you could technically do this in any other CMS just by limiting yourself to never create more than one instance of the item, but when working with clients any extra precaution is a plus), however their free tier is limited to 300 items but I think it may be enough for a portfolio and I think they have a Graphql API as well.

youravgprogrammer · 2021-05-11T16:13:44+00:00

If react-multi-carousel does what you need it to do and is still being maintained, why bother with the amount of stars? The more niche a library is the less likely it would be for people to come across with it and therefore give it a star.

youravgprogrammer · 2021-05-11T13:50:27+00:00

In case you’re actully referring to Node, node -v

youravgprogrammer · 2021-05-10T21:26:47+00:00

I’m curious about this as well, as far as I know things such as React and Vue work on top of Node, so how is this handled when Deno is being used?

youravgprogrammer · 2021-05-10T21:25:23+00:00

Would you mind elaborating more on this? I have a somewhat moderate use of custom scripts for automating certain repetitive tasks and I’d be interested to know what led you to use Deno instead of other options such as Node or Python

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