Day 1: I started building a new multi-vendor e-commerce project. Let’s see if I can be social enough to keep you all updated as I go. #100daysofcode
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@gyptazy @BoxyBSD
As you know Tunnel Brokers does not work for me due to my current network setup without a static pingable IP
I am keenly interested
C++ Sunday 
Strings, classes, operators overloading…
#cpp #computergraphics #100daysofcode #pluspluspixel
Good morning,
I had learned today with freecodecamp Accessibility chapter and a Udemy courses over javafx.
Happy Coding
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Day 75/? of coding
Day 75/100 of #100DaysOfCode
Project Update: Blog API (part 3)
++ Progress: Found a good-looking "write-post" React template. I have to figure out the imports and libraries used, and it is A LOT!
++ Learned
When set to true, the browser prevents frontend JavaScript from accessing the cookie (enhances security against XSS attacks).
You can't use document.cookie to read these cookies—they’re only sent to the server automatically with each request.
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Rest day? Not quite. Just a calmer kind of coding. 
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Weekend mode: activated. Still coding. Still growing. 
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Closing the week with clarity, code, and consistency
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Fueling progress one keystroke at a time 
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#Python #Vim #SecondYearOfCode #Code_Academy
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Day 74/? of coding
Day 74/100 of #100DaysOfCode
Project Update: Blog API (part 2)
++ Progress: I'm getting familiar with communicating with my API from my React app. It's like magic.
++ Learned
--> Meterial-ui : I used pre-built components from metiral-ui website for the first time, it is very useful.
--> API : I used fetch function to make requests to my backend server.
ift.ttAn HTML Web Component libraryToday, I’ve been thinking about how the industry could use a progressively enhanced HTML Web Component library. Something that’s less a whole framework and more like Legos you can mix-and-match as needed.
Let’s dig in!
The idea I’m imagining a system that includes…
Base styles for all of the common HTML elements. Loads of utility classes for nudging and tweaking things. Group classes for styling more complex UI elements without a million little classes.
Day 72-3/? of coding
Day 72-3/100 of #100DaysOfCode
Project Update: Blog API (part 1)
++I'm learning JWT, and for my required project, I need to build a blog with separate back-end and front-end components, including protected routes.
++ Learned
--> JsonWebToken sign and verify.
ift.ttDetecting media query changes with JavaScriptOne of my favorite things about CSS is how it just automatically does stuff that you need to manually do in JavaScript.
A good example of that is detecting changes to media queries. Let’s dig in!
An example: prefers-reduced-motion The Reduced Motion media query provides a way for people who experience motion sickness and vertigo to specify that they’d like to reduce the motion of an interface.
It’s an operating system setting (in macOS, it’s under Accessibility in System Preferences), and you can detect it using a CSS media query.
ift.ttLooping HLS videoHLS, or HTTP Live Streaming, is an efficient video streaming protocol that can adapt to network conditions.
I was recently working on a project where I needed to use an HLS format video (the .m3u8 file extension) for a background video: muted, autoplaying, and automatically looping.
Here’s how I would normally include that with an .mp4 video…
<video muted loop autoplay tabindex="-1" aria-hidden="true" src="https://assets.afcdn.com/video49/20210722/v_645516.m3u8" > </video> But HLS is a live streaming format.
ift.ttShut up, you're being an assholeYesterday, I watched a Thought Slime video on how fascists waste your time.
The big takeaway from the video, at the 32:10 mark, is that your response to any fascists saying anything anywhere should always be…
Shut up, you’re being an asshole.
Anything else results in lots of circular arguments and goal shifting.
When fascists do any of their bullshit online, they’re not trying to win an argument.