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How to use advanced Dapper features in ASP.NET Core - The Dapper ORM (object-relational mapper) has gained widespread popularity for working... - https://www.infoworld.com/article/3698228/how-to-use-advanced-dapper-features-in-asp-net-core.html#tk.rss_all .net #c#

CrystalLanguage, to productivity

Here is an interesting article showcasing compilation of 7 essential resources that can prove immensely beneficial to any developer's journey. Simplify and learn to work smarter! 😎

https://dev.to/devland/7-useful-resources-for-web-developers-379d

jkariscodes, to random

You should concentrate on a few essential ideas as a beginning studying Django in order to establish a strong foundation. It's crucial to remember that learning Django entails building projects. You will be able to practice these ideas and become proficient in Django development by following tutorials, reviewing the official documentation, and working on small projects. 😀

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itnewsbot, to random

When the rubber duck talks back - I’d been needing to refactor the pagination logic in the Mastodon plugin for Steampipe... - https://www.infoworld.com/article/3697653/when-the-rubber-duck-talks-back.html#tk.rss_all

inautilo, to ai
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“To replace programmers with AI, clients will need to accurately describe what they want. We’re safe.” — Milan Milanović


searcherEye, to webdev

Ok what is better? 1 - build a website with or 2 - Build it with ?

philsherry, to accessibility

Web development with ADHD: looking up information in documentation.

Let’s say you’re in the middle of writing some code and you think there’s probably a better way to go about X, so you head to the online documentation and start searching for X…

mandrasch, to webdev

One thing currently "triggering" me in world is that a lot of flights and emissions are caused for three or one day conferences. What's the plan here for climate neutral & ? 🌱🌏

Imoptimal,

@mandrasch

There isn't much talk on the subject of in .

Unfortunately, the problem is both on the side of web developers and designers, and the clients.

itnewsbot, to javascript

Angular users want better server-side rendering - Developers using Google’s TypeScript-based Angular web framework see room for improvem... - https://www.infoworld.com/article/3697748/angular-users-want-better-server-side-rendering.html#tk.rss_all

itnewsbot, to random

How to use factory-based middleware activation in ASP.NET Core - When building an ASP.NET Core application, you can draw on various middleware componen... - https://www.infoworld.com/article/3696983/how-to-use-factory-based-middleware-activation-in-aspnet-core.html#tk.rss_all .net #c#

itnewsbot, to random

Microsoft .NET 8 boosts Blazor, WebAssembly - Microsoft this week fleshed out plans for its upcoming .NET 8 software development fra... - https://www.infoworld.com/article/3697728/microsoft-net-8-boosts-blazor-webassembly.html#tk.rss_all .net

fosserytech, to webdev

New CSS code minifier on FosseryWeb. A useful tool to reduce large CSS file sizes.
https://fosseryweb.codeberg.page/css-code-minifier.html

parcifal, to random
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Do you have any tips on writing unit tests? How does one get better at making unit tests? or testing in general? seems like such a pain in the caboose I am using at the moment should I just learn the framework more? trying to mock everything seems to take me an eternity sometimes.

stefan, to webdev
@stefan@stefanbohacek.online avatar

I didn't think adding translation to a project was going to be particularly easy, but I am starting to wonder if people maybe create their own solutions?

I was looking at https://www.npmjs.com/package/i18n, it looks nice. But it doesn't seem to let you break your translation text into multiple files for easier organization?

And I like this editor https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=thibault-vanderseypen.i18n-json-editor, but it doesn't seem to be compatible with the format the i18n node package uses.

cassidy, to random
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Web developers: when you say, “your browser does not support this site,” what you REALLY mean is that YOU don’t support the browser. Don’t turn it around on the user because you chose not to stick to well-supported standards, or worse, are doing user agent sniffing.

If you truly use some feature shipped by one browser and not everyone, at least say, “We use x standard feature, which is unsupported in this browser.” But even then, the web is all about progressive enhancement.

Imoptimal, (edited ) to random
james, to javascript

Doing some formalising of some mentorship for web developers, and I would like to ask you:

What are the fundamental concepts that a mid level web developer must understand to be solid in their job?

If it helps, the devs in question work mostly with JavaScript, CSS, HTML and Vue.js

#webdevelopment #vue #mentoring #webdev

janriemer, to javascript

When you develop a library for the JS ecosystem - be it , , whatever, do the community a favor and implement it in .

And no, I don't want to have a loosly dangling d.ts file somewhere. Go TypeScript natively!

I can't use your beautiful Vue js component in my Vue TS app, because it doesn't provide typings for it's slots! 😠

emTr0, to programming

Hello, infosec.exchange!

Just moved my account over. Getting more involved with as my general direction for a potential career transition. Looking forward to connecting here but feel free to reach out through my other social profiles and chat apps!

Some of my other relevant tags:

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sarajw, (edited ) to random
@sarajw@front-end.social avatar

Incremental update to http://sarajoy.dev/basic has been pushed :)

Edit: just to say that yes, it's very much under construction still, but what personal website isn't?

ricard, to javascript
@ricard@ricard.social avatar

"VanJS (Vanilla JavaScript) - A 1.2kB Reactive UI Framework without JSX"

➡️ https://vanjs.org/

:javascript:

rick, to random
@rick@ricko.social avatar

I'm not saying I'm amazing or anything, but...

I did manage to get typescript, mocha, nyc, and eslint all up and running on a project in under 2 hours, with ESM.

surabax, to random

Looks like you still can't really host your public site exclusively on , the adoption is too low. That's a shame, it would be a bit cheaper for me.

itnewsbot, to random

Google’s Dart 3 and Flutter 3.10 bring big changes - Google has launched Dart 3, a major update to the programming language, and the accomp... - https://www.infoworld.com/article/3696353/googles-dart-3-and-flutter-310-bring-big-changes.html#tk.rss_all

janriemer, to javascript

Vue 3.3 has been released! 🎉

They have shipped a ton of new features and improvements, wow!

Some highlights:

  • Imported and Complex Types Support in Macros
  • Generic Components (🤯)

See the accompanying blog post on the new release:
https://blog.vuejs.org/posts/vue-3-3

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