jQuery will be back with a vengeance edition.>Free beginner resources to get started with HTML, CSS and JShttps://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn - MDN is your best friend for fundamentalshttps://web.dev/learn/ - Guides by Google, you can also learn concepts like Accessibility, Responsive Design etchttps://eloquentjavascript.net/Eloquent_JavaScript.pdf - A modern introduction to JavaScripthttps://javascript.info/ - Quite a good JS tutorialhttps://flukeout.github.io/ - Learn CSS selectors in no timehttps://flexboxfroggy.com/ and https://cssgridgarden.com/ - Learn flex and grid in CSS>Resources for backend languageshttps://nodejs.org/en/learn/getting-started/introduction-to-nodejs - An intro to Node.jshttps://www.phptutorial.net - A PHP tutorialhttps://dev.java/learn/ - A Java tutorialhttps://rentry.org/htbby - Links for Python and Gohttps://quii.gitbook.io/learn-go-with-tests - Learn Go with Tests>Resources for miscellaneous areashttps://github.com/bradtraversy/design-resources-for-developers - List of design resourceshttps://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials - Usually the best guides for everything server related>Need help? Create an example and post the linkhttps://jsfiddle.net - if you need help with HTML/CSS/JShttps://3v4l.org - if you need help with PHP/HackLanghttps://codesandbox.io - if you need help with React/Angular/Vue/wdg/ may or may not welcome app development discussion. You can post and see what the response is. Some app technologies of course have overlap with web dev, like React Native, Electron, and Flutter.We have our own website: https://wdg-one.github.ioSubmit your project progress updates using this format in your posts, the scraper will pick it up::: my-project-title ::dev:: anontools:: PHP, PostgreSQL, etc.link:: https://my.website.comrepo:: https://github.com/user/repoprogress:: Lorem ipsum dolor sit ametPrevious: https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/109280801/#109280801
Best place to register a domain name?Is cloudfare useless?Best place to rent a web server?
it never went away
>>109365867>Best place to register a domain name?doesn't matter, I use namecheap.>Is cloudfare useless?worse. it's evil.>Best place to rent a web server?for what? I keep my static website on $10/year VPS I found on lowendbox
>>109365867nice pic pham
>>109365868I don't think it is needed or even useful no more
99% of jQuery was to literally reliably get element by id/class/attribute across different browsers. The rest were stupid animations. Now that the DOM api is stable and we have css animations it makes no sense. I do miss it in the sense that the we was a million times better without all the React slop, I hate React so much and I hate people who like React.
>>109365854Why would you use jQuery in 2026? It's a large library of stuff that used to be needed, but is now mostly available in vanilla JS. Even if there's some feature you need that isn't present in vanilla, you're better off including a small library or extruding a dozen lines of AI slop than pulling in a large legacy library that will sit mostly unused.
>>109366544agreed, I wonder if jQuery animations might be more performing than modern CSS ones
>>109366676I can only think of one "realistic" reason, and it is a stretch to begin with, to support really old browsers IE6-, which let's be real, who the fuck would do that
>>109365867>Best place to register a domain name?I don't know, I am using Ionos>Is cloudfare useless?depends. I don't use it for my small projects>Best place to rent a web server?hetzner with coolify/dokploy
>>109365854So I spent the last half-hour fighting with the fact that - Angular CDK tables add to the cell content - cypress (via chai) chokes on If you'd like to see the added non-breaking space, check e.g. https://material.angular.dev/cdk/table/examples. Note that in order to see them in the inspector, you may need to start editing the text content of the cell.With all that out of the way: why does Angular do this?
don't be this much in a rush to 404
>>109366682>js fingering dom at an interval will somehow outperform off-thread animationaint gonna happen, chief
>>109369728keep in mind those animations ran with computers with a small fraction of the resources the ones css animations were designed for, and they ran just fine, just saying
>>109369824second place in a comparison is still second place, does not matter that it tried so hardfurthermore, shove those animations to css and put it behind a prefers-reduced-motion media query, not interested in seeing that shit
>>109370035I'm seeing no benchmarks, just claims
>>109365854>jQuery will be back with a vengeance edition.Oh- that reminds me: Steam just did a UI refresh. Need to double-check if they finally updated to something that isn't a version of jQuery from the stone age, with a sec-vul rapsheet a mile long...
>>109373965report back
im new to webdev and want to start a site but i dont like how random people can do a whois and get my home address. how do i register a domain without giving my personal address? all im finding on google are redit threads talking about paying sketchy places in bitcoin to host. im not trying to be anonymous from the government i just dont want crazy weirdos to come to my house if they look up who runs teh website
After 6 hours of trying to figure a problem out I finally found a line of code that fixes the issue that I was having. The issue is that it's AI generated and I can't use AI generated code for my project otherwise I get automatically failed. How do I fix this issue?
>>109375853>How do I fix this issue?don't use AI
>>109375853AI explains: you understand, research and codify
>>109373965they updated to react just like everyone sane does
>I finally found a line of code that fixes the issueFucking tourists
>>109376041they were probably supporting very old browsers with jQuery, maybe
>>109374416Steam Community is still using jQuery 1.11.1Steam Storefront is actually worse: jQuery 1.8.3Sasuga, Valve.
>>109376041React is a 'side-thing' for Steam, still. They're using a ghoulish Frankenstein'd composite which is partially jQuery, partially vanilla JS that even predates jQuery (yikes!) and some individually mounted React applets on the side.
i honestly im not very passionate about web development but i have to have a few competent web projects if i ever wanna get a jobwould making a web based game help or should i just stick to a boring repetitive project idea that's been done a million times as a showcase of my competence
>>109376792working as a programmer on things you aren't even slightly passionate is a miserable existence. as for making a game, you won't learn any skills that are desirable for employment in webdev. and gamedev is almost entirely dead right now.
>>109377249i mean i dont mind webdev but if left to my own devices id just make gamesif i had to work in webdev for a job id be pretty satisfied its just not the thing id do on my own passion projects yknow
>>109365854jQuery was better than the SPA frameworks everyone uses now
>>109374632>>109374632>>109374632>>109374632
>>109365854jquery was basically merged into vanilla javascript.
>>109377275just make a game then, unity and godot can export html+js package
>>109374632>random people can do a whois and get my home addressAny domain name registrar worth anything will have whois protection by default. Only the provider's address will show up in whois. porkbun definitely has this by default for free.The registrar will still ask for your home address for regular KYC and billing stuff, but they won't list it in whois.
>>109376792>>109377249>>109377275>>109379782if you want to have a web-based game on your portfolio that will be a good showcase for a webdev job, use Phaser JS so you learn Javascript/Typescript indepth, rather than Unity/Godot which will have less utility outside of working in a backend with C# (and even then the C# doesn't transfer over that much)
>>109379812thank you. is there a legal or normal way to structure a 3rd person to register for you so you have a proxy in case that shit gets leakd or hacked at the registrar?
>>109380183i think you could just have someone else 'own' and pay for the domain so that it isn't your billing information, and you can deal with the DNS records and other technological stuff
>>109365854I remember working on a legacy project once, and some dumbasses decide to put like 10,000 lines of jquery codes in the same file as the fucking laravel blade frontend.
page 9, no
>>109380459>you could just have someone else 'own' and pay for the domain More like own without quotes. Good luck getting your domain back of something goes wrong with your arrangement.
>>109381782
hey web developers, I am starting a new job next monday as a dev, they are using Vue and I don't have any experience in Vue, am a junior and did react/next.do you guys know any good crash courses I could binge till monday to be prepared?
>>109384050just read the docs, you already know react. it's practically the same shit
>>109379880i dont wanna make a crazy complex gamelike something that can be made with just typescript and reactlike chess or something where alot of complexity comes from the backend code rather than the game/gameplay systemsbut i dont have a good game idea
>>109384116okay thanks, that was my plan, just thought there might be something better.
>>109365854jQuery is fucking stupid and nobody should be using it in 2026
>>109384050idk, but maybe scan udemy, here's hoping somebody on the know can point a better alternative
>>109385313no shit sherlock
>>109385476thanks, I am checking the official docs and some youtube crash course videos, works fine so far
How do I use typescript with GraphQL?
I don't want to use Claude...., but the managerial teams twist my hands.
>his project doesnt have an .ai domainIts over bro
>>109389539do you think they do that in hopes the thingy will get enough data from u to replace u?
>>109391071They don't know how to use claude either, so I doubt it.The most plausible case is them hiring a cheaper dev to do code inspection.
>>109391572is it worth paying for it or is the free-tier enough?
>he's still using reactUPGRADE NOWhttps://octanejs.dev/
p. 10
>>109390359>your portfolio doesn't have a .dev domainGG stay unemployed forever
>>109392092nice slop libraryinto the trash it goes
>>109394078>610k lines for a js frameworkwhat the fuck are we even doing anymore
>>109394181>what the fuck are we even doing anymoregood question. at work I am using what the company is using but at home I am playing around with web components, no dependencies nothing, everything vanilla and it works quite well.
>>109378088It really wasn't. What you're getting hung up on is the barrier to entry, causing those SPA frameworks to be applied to scenarios they SHOULDN'T be.That grievance is legit, but has nothing to do with jQuery being 'better' - jQuery was a shit-show. And I should know, because I've actually submitted patches, including security-sensitive ones related to XSS.
>>109394617>I've actually submitted patchesabsolute hero if true
>>109392092>Three.js, on Octane.
>>109394181IT'S A COMPILER MAURICE
>>109392092>https://octanejs.dev/Looks like fucking garbage.
>>109398524t. Svelte team
p. 9
>ridiculously short project deadline >let AI do all the frontend>legacy-code-tier readability It works, but jesus, I don't want to read this shit.
>>109398524this isnt laravel octane
