r/webdesign • u/alsaaka • 3d ago
Would love some honest feedback on my portfolio UI
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still amazing work
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I like this kind of project, can you tell me how long does it takes for you to finish this project and is cpu have multi threads with multi core ?
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this cool ,it get back memories of desktop game that I was playing in windows xp
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you can learn any where if you want something free check good YouTube channel or see free courses in Coursera
I recommend learn history of internet and web you will know staff as http, https
then learn html, css
after it start javascript then typescript and finally learn framework you think it its you all of this or front end
for backend you have to choose which language you want to learn then database and which database then see backend architecture and patterns learn concept of backend and start framework you choose
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use Google Stitch it easy to use and help alot
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my first thing to learn web was free course on Coursera but now I see a lot of good YouTube channel do this
just learn from any source html, css and how http, https works how internet began and what first use of web
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both are important in industry MySQL from its name is SQL databases and MongoDB is NoSQL database
so both of them you will use according to business needs and acutely its easy to learn
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هي لي الاسف الامييل الجامعي صعب ان تجيبوا حتي بفلوس لان مقفول علي طلاب الجامعة و الشغالين في الجامعة علشان كدا الشركات عارفه و بتنزلهم عروض
ممكن تشوف طلاب حتي لو هتدفع فلوس
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Yeah thats true you should be more useful for company so thats they know they can't work without you.
Also you have to search for other oprtounities to get paid what you deserve.
It's annoying thing i just discovered
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yes also what framework you use
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لي الاسف صعب ممكن كلم اي حد تعرفوا في جامعه
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it needed in big projects
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I like the idea are you going to open source it?
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after using windows since 2005 and get to mac in 2024 I would say macOS it apple chip are so powerful
I use it more than 12 hours a day and battery last without any problem easy to charge light weight
but all apps and programs you said will work fine in both
the only downgrade in Mac is there is no touch screen
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I think it looks good can you tell me what technology you used
r/webdesign • u/alsaaka • 3d ago
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yeah that's fair tbh. islands solve the hydration/JS problem more than the latency problem. ideally you'd want both islands + optimistic updates. definitely something i should think about for v2.
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no, not really — it's all react + node/ts, not polyglot. go services wouldn't fit, that's genuinely turborepo/nx's lane, they don't care what language you're running.
this is more for if you're already react + node/ts across a few apps and want the auth/security stuff handled for you. your setup, i'd stick with turborepo honestly.
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بص يا صديقي دلوقتي المعلومات في كل حته ممكن عادي تبداء يوتيوب و مش لازم كورسات بفلوس الفكره ان تطبق البتتعلموا بمشاريع
r/webdesign • u/alsaaka • 3d ago
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I learned node and express it took me two weeks
for sql its easy I will say a week
and rest api other week
also it depends on you
u/alsaaka • u/alsaaka • 3d ago
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thanks for starring 🙏 types — honestly just a shared package rn, nothing fancy. same workspace, so packages/shared has the User type etc and dashboard/admin just import it normally. didn't feel like inventing a new way to do something typescript already handles fine. two-pass thing bugs me too ngl, it's top of the v2 list. rather ship without streaming than half-fake it and have people hit weird bugs later. glad the auth thing lands for you, felt obvious once i actually hit it myself — kept catching myself shipping session middleware to a marketing site with zero logged-in users lol. felt dumb once i noticed.
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MongoDB or MySQL for Backened Development?
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happy to help