Web Development Topics

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  Coming from Python to JS

  59 comments via /r/javascript

• 72

  What am I allowed to track on my website without having to set up an agreement with users?

  19 comments via /r/webdev

• 48

  Are "panels" actually a thing?

  27 comments via /r/web_design

• 20

  Do UX historians exist? Do they carry out studies like Lowest common denominator: How a product's mass adoption degrades the user experience over time. or Silos and commitment: User anxiety about platforms' future evolution

  12 comments via /r/userexperience

• 7

  CSS Santa Is Coming To Town!

  0 comments via /r/Frontend

• 4

  Need Help Rescaling Website

  2 comments via /r/html5

• 10

  Background opacity changes when resizing window.

  1 comments via /r/css

• 7

  Inheritance and define_method - how to make them work together

  1 comments via /r/ruby

• 8

  How to fix E126: Missing: endfunction and E117: Unknown function: %my_function_name_here%

  9 comments via /r/vim

• 1

  Favorite version/cover of My Way?

  0 comments via /r/sinatra

• 10

  Thoughts about the website that helps to improve development skills by working on pet projects?

  7 comments via /r/angularjs

• 3

  Website Design Delhi - Web Design Delhi - Website Designing Company in Delhi

  0 comments via /r/web

• 5

  20+ Jekyll Themes and Templates | Wow Themes

  0 comments via /r/Jekyll

• 2

  Democracy And User Experience

  0 comments via /r/usability

• 4

  wrong environment in tmux

  1 comments via /r/tmux

• 1

  Creating a Responsive Mobile Campaign

  0 comments via /r/responsiveweb

• 30

  Node.JS template engines benchmark

  1 comments via /r/nodejs

• 1

  Question about async Ruby

  0 comments via /r/ruby

• 181

  Buying a domain that is soon to be expired

  57 comments via /r/webdev

• 1

  E-commerce Website Design UK - Websystems Design

  0 comments via /r/web

• 7

  Snowcation Animation

  4 comments via /r/css

• 1

  How would I run this program?

  4 comments via /r/ruby

• 6

  I have 100 recipes in my app. All of them are fetched from an API. Is it better practice to prefetch all data and render the full app, with all data set as state, or, only fetch a recipes data when a user clicks on it?

  7 comments via /r/Frontend

• 27

  APIs for developers

  9 comments via /r/webdev

• 22

  Full Project Examples?

  3 comments via /r/webdev