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I'm started to study by myself informatics, beginning with html and css and keep going to reach real programming languages. Sometimes I fell like lost while i'm learning and studying something, so I was looking for suggestions about references, about software to use, (now i'm learning on w3schools and sololearn) or books. thanks again to all!
w3schools is good for beginners, try to apply all examples,
and you can learn from https://www.tutorialspoint.com it's so rich of valuable information.
Also, you can read newest articles publish daily in https://css-tricks.com/
and https://tympanus.net/codrops/
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I have learnt React.js for 6 months. It have a lot of chapters that we need to learn and I also lost my way. Can u drop your experiences with React.js step by step. I really need your advice, please!
Follow the official tutorial found on their website. It features making a basic tic-tac-toe game using React while explaining the core concepts. In my opinion it is a much better way for understanding what React does best and how you can use it effectively.
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Is there a way to get Documentation offline and searchable? For example for Java I have done this to get Java doc offline.
Off-Line Java API Documentation in Eclipse?
But is there a way that I can make this searchable? Because I am just starting so when I am to look for a Java Map for example. I don't know if its under java.lang or java.util...etc So it makes looking for specific doc extremely hard.
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After some digging
I found this https://zealdocs.org/ and https://kapeli.com/dash
The beauty of this is this is not only for java but for other languages such as javascript, angularjs, swift...etc
=D Happy coding
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I'd like to know, are there any open-source NodeJS soultions? I mean ready for production, managed internet-shop cms? Thanks in advance!
it is in 0.6.18 now so far from being stable, platform is very young and you don't have a lot fo mature software. Expect more in 2-3 years :).
At the moment, there are frameworks like express.js which we can use to create apps easier. But expecting a ecommerce solution like magento , it's not mature enough and I think there are a lot of people and companies are making ecommerce solution with node.s, it will be out for maybe 2 or 3 years like Jakub Oboza said :)
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I'm on the learning stage, and i need some feedback for the code I've write. Do you have any idea about how can I get another pair of eyes with a smarter brain to look over my code?
ps: It is about a code written in js.
There is a StackExchange site for that: https://codereview.stackexchange.com/
If you are learning Javascript make sure you pass your code threw JSLint (jslint.com) it will
find a lot of the stupid errors people tend to make.
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I would like to understand the low level details of how XMLHttpRequest works in Javascript, however I have not had any luck finding the implementation code within either the Rhino or V8 code. I'm not familiar with the code in either projects, so I may not be looking in the right spots.
Is there an available open-source implementation anywhere?
If I'm not mistaken, in the Mozilla source code this is handled by nsXMLHttpRequest.cpp.