need a small web project to build your skills? Here’s a project idea:
create a webpage that’s an interface to multiple place holder / dummy image sites. One of the sites must be placedog.net (because dogs are awesome). Display the image from each site on your page. Start with width and height, then add controls to toggle features.
We've had an internal linter for years, which is built on a PHP #symphony framework.
You run the linter you want and append --fix if you want it to resolve issues (if it can)
It lints things like #JS, #SCSS as well as #PHP (via #Rector and #phpstan), #Composer files and even #TYPO3 TypoScript files - all by using the open source libraries available.
It means all our developers can adhere to central linting conventions without having to update local config files.
Been doing some research into implementing migrations for Domain’s JSDB database (basically, JavaScript data structure migration) and it’s amazing to me how many of the solutions out there use semver to version databases with no good reason.
If your database requires a migration, it is a major version. Where does minor and patch even come into it? Why complicate it beyond version 1, 2, 3… etc.?
I do wish folks would stop and think for a moment before adopting things without understanding them.
(1/3) Machine Learning & Neural Networks without Libraries 👇🏼
FreeCodeCamp released today a new course focusing on building machine learning and neural networks applications without libraries using JS and Python 🚀. The course, by Radu Mariescu-Istodor, focuses on the following topics:
✅ Data cleaning
✅ Classification
✅ Working with vector and raster data
✅ Training and optimizing neural networks
✅ Deep neural networks
I successfully hacked in a domain <select> into #AWStats so I can switch between all my different sites.
I had to remind myself how to work with...gasp...#frames.
The hack: adding a new top <frame> within a new <frameset> surrounding the existing <frameset>, and then making that new <frame>'s src equal to a basic #HTML page with a little #JS.
It’s so cool to be able to tail your database (append-only JavaScript log¹) when playing with Kitten².
(If I do say so myself.)
The output on the right is the initial state of running the following command on your project folder to tail the domains table when the project is being served on the domain dev.ar.al:
If your #js function takes a parameter object and uses spread syntax to collect arbitrary additional properties (rest) and you want to document it using #JSDoc, the syntax is:
What I'm referring to is: Perl used to be the Swiss Army Chainsaw of programming languages, was the language of choice for neurolinguistics and the prime language for web development.
As for scripting languages, #Python is currently the undisputed King with #JS following.
And many people hate Perl for the silly reason of not liking the $%@ sigils (which I personally like very much).
get-stream just had a major release v8.0.0, with lots of improvements. It is a helpful utility to return a stream's contents. It works in Node, Deno and browsers. It can set a maximum size, or return partially read data on errors.
Mon fils va entrer en #master 2 "Base de données et Intelligence Artificielle". Il cherche un #stage de 4 à 6 mois à partir de janvier 2024, et éventuellement un job ensuite de préférence autour de #Dijon#Belfort#Montbéliard#Mulhouse. Il aime plutôt le #developpement#web#php#js mais toute proposition sera étudiée !