• Web Development - WAYWO - #8
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I installed Ruby and the DevKit, used gem to install rails, and was good to go. What's the issue for everyone else?
I figured out how to use functions in PHP... things started clicking together after that and I can now kinda program stuff... Here is the webpage ive been working on.. with a working color picker that saves a cookie! :D [URL]http://almost-there.org/new/[/URL] The page is built using PHP functions [t]http://puu.sh/59QZ2.png[/t] The code for index.php is [URL]http://pastebin.com/8vWaxBi2[/URL] The code for import.php is [URL]http://pastebin.com/eiC5VH4W[/URL] Those are the only two documents that you guys can't find by snooping around the source code yourself. Please inspect and critique my work if you can and see where I can improve. There are many places where I want to make this site much better.
[QUOTE=Mega1mpact;42763354]Some guy from /g/ did. bbaka and system made it.[/QUOTE] i coulda swore someone posted it in waywo at some point
[QUOTE=MuffinZerg;42764111][url]www.nitrous.io[/url] Click 3 buttons (Ruby on Rails is your way to go) and it's done. No need for VMs or anything.[/QUOTE] This kind of stuff is fine until you need/want to use a gem that needs something windows doesn't have and/or needs bunch of development libraries because that whole process is way more painful in windows.
[URL="http://www.knocktounlock.com/"]I love when people make sites like this[/URL] [editline]5th November 2013[/editline] can't use it since I don't have bluetooth 4 tho
jesus why do multilevel menus have to be so difficult to build up
[QUOTE=KmartSqrl;42770981]This kind of stuff is fine until you need/want to use a gem that needs something windows doesn't have and/or needs bunch of development libraries because that whole process is way more painful in windows.[/QUOTE] You understand that nitrous creates a remote linux machine and you can just add a gem and run bundler install and have all kinds of glorious shit you need? [editline]6th November 2013[/editline] Talking about nitrous - try it people. It's your own remote linux web dev enviroment with a cool web ide with ability to develop locally. The main reason to use it is the fact that you don't need vargant or any other ways to set up a linux machine on your lovely win, you just click two buttons to create a new box and it's done.
nope i can't do it been at it for almost four hours now, it's fucking impossible to make it look good
Since working on a recent project using [url=https://github.com/garrynewman/katniss]katniss[/url] and [url=http://angularjs.org/]angular.js[/url], I don't think I want to go back to my old workflow. Oddly enough, a big inspiration to try this way of developing was [url=http://playrust.com/]playrust[/url], probably one of the best examples of angular.js I've seen in the wild.
[QUOTE=Ac!dL3ak;42768970]I actually created a VM for VirtualBox that has Ruby set up (Sublime installed, etc.). It's 4 GB, though, so [url=http://drderp.me:8080/cat/odyssey.ova]try not to kill my server[/url]. [editline]5th November 2013[/editline] oh, and the password for homer is ZAQ!@WSX[/QUOTE] Want me to mirror that on S3? :)
[QUOTE=Ac!dL3ak;42768970]I actually created a VM for VirtualBox that has Ruby set up (Sublime installed, etc.). It's 4 GB, though, so [url=http://drderp.me:8080/cat/odyssey.ova]try not to kill my server[/url]. [editline]5th November 2013[/editline] oh, and the password for homer is ZAQ!@WSX[/QUOTE] [URL="http://daring.benjojo.co.uk/DataStore/Mirror/odyssey.ova"]Mirrored[/URL]
Torrent being generated here: [url]http://burnbit.com/torrent/261858/odyssey_ova[/url] Should be up in a few hours.
[QUOTE=MuffinZerg;42774893]You understand that nitrous creates a remote linux machine and you can just add a gem and run bundler install and have all kinds of glorious shit you need? [editline]6th November 2013[/editline] Talking about nitrous - try it people. It's your own remote linux web dev enviroment with a cool web ide with ability to develop locally. The main reason to use it is the fact that you don't need vargant or any other ways to set up a linux machine on your lovely win, you just click two buttons to create a new box and it's done.[/QUOTE] Oh hey this does actually look kind of cool. I've yet to use a web based IDE that I like but the file sync thing is neat, too bad that bit only has an OSX app. Vagrant is pretty easy too though, and if you're using chef to provision your servers it's really cool to be able to use the same chef recipes to set up your vagrant box as you use to set up your production servers because then you know you're developing in [B]exactly[/B] the same environment you're deploying to.
[QUOTE=benjojo;42776044][URL="http://daring.benjojo.co.uk/DataStore/Mirror/odyssey.ova"]Mirrored[/URL][/QUOTE] Have another: [url]http://skarp-mirrors.s3.amazonaws.com/odyssey.ova[/url]
Holy fuck, thank you guys! I didn't realize it was gonna become that useful. [editline]6th November 2013[/editline] Should I post it to reddit?
[QUOTE=alexanderk;42778669]Have another: [url]http://skarp-mirrors.s3.amazonaws.com/odyssey.ova[/url][/QUOTE] And another [url]http://BasBieling.com/stuff/odyssey.ova[/url] (~50-60 MegaByte/s)
Learning PHP. Working on retaining radio button entry after the submit button is clicked. [thumb]http://puu.sh/5aMlp.png[/thumb] does anybody know why mine(the right) isn't retaining data, yet the left is?
No offense, but you might want to learn some HTML first. That document is formatted really wrong.
-snip- nvm it works. [editline]6th November 2013[/editline] wow, yeah... Banana Lord is right. I won't tell you the answer because you need to go and learn HTML again. preferably from [url]http://htmldog.com/[/url]
Hey, thanks for your help guys!
[QUOTE=Ac!dL3ak;42779352]Holy fuck, thank you guys! I didn't realize it was gonna become that useful. [editline]6th November 2013[/editline] Should I post it to reddit?[/QUOTE] Setting up CloudFront for it now, too And done: [URL]http://dgi5sy06msng3.cloudfront.net/odyssey.ova[/URL]
[url]http://drderp.me/odessey/[/url] How is it?
[QUOTE=Erasus;42780579]Learning PHP. Working on retaining radio button entry after the submit button is clicked. [thumb]http://puu.sh/5aMlp.png[/thumb] does anybody know why mine(the right) isn't retaining data, yet the left is?[/QUOTE] you wrote name"submit" not name="submit", but yeah your formatting is weird, also you can use switch case instead of manual if title in header reference? lel
[QUOTE=Ac!dL3ak;42782281][url]http://drderp.me/odessey/[/url] How is it?[/QUOTE] Looks good. I'd expand it a bit more though.
looks good
Don't put HTML in your PHP files. Use a MVC framework like CodeIgniter. Keeps code much more organized and 'modular'.
[QUOTE=benbb;42787652]Don't put HTML in your PHP files. Use a MVC framework like CodeIgniter. Keeps code much more organized and 'modular'.[/QUOTE] Splitting it up makes it even slower than crunching through all of it.
[QUOTE=SEKCobra;42787852]Splitting it up makes it even slower than crunching through all of it.[/QUOTE] What?
[QUOTE=Mega1mpact;42785502]Looks good. I'd expand it a bit more though.[/QUOTE] How? [editline]7th November 2013[/editline] [url]http://redd.it/1q4nkl[/url] welp
Learning WebGL through [url]http://learningwebgl.com/[/url] using [url]http://glmatrix.net/[/url] too bad they're not using the latest glmatrix, but I think I'm learning more because the tutorial is outdated and I have to go through the source code to fix things myself. Also, is using glmatrix fine? because i saw their github and last change was ~4 months ago. (maybe there is another library that's even better?) [editline]7th November 2013[/editline] [t]http://i.imgur.com/bP9NdY1.png[/t]
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