Web Development

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I am looking for the easiest and quickest solutions for reselling domains and email hosting.

Right now buying a domain and setting up email with Google Workspace is really annoying because we have to set up an account for them. We also need to get their payment information in order to even start on that, which can be a huge pain. This is also annoying for the client as well. Additionally, when the client needs a change, like adding a new email account, then we have to get access to their account again.

What we need is to allow a client to buy domains and email through our service which would allow us to administer those services without having to sign into their accounts. Is there anything like that?

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Hello,

I'm able to make texts fade in and out sequentially, like the following :

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Fi
Fir
Firs
First
 irst
  rst
   st
    t
S
Se
Sec
Seco
Secon
Second
 econd
  cond
   ond
    nd
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T
Th
Thi
Thir
Third

Demo : https://jsfiddle.net/KaKi87/t3jm8yhx/2/

But I'd like to to make these fade in and out simultaneously, like the following :

F
Fi
Fir
Firs
First
S rst
Se st
Sec t
Seco
Secon
Second
T cond
Th ond
Thi nd
Thir d
Third

How to do that ?

Thanks !

Hi, I’m curious about an alternative to google analytics. I found some projects on GitHub but I want to know lemmy’s opinion, which one is worth try.

Umami, Plausible, Matomo are first three that have been recommended to me, but I’m not sure about the pricing and tiers …

I want to test it on small scale websites only for now, and also I can run it on my own iron. Not to be dependent on any other company or cloud service is the best thing possible for me personally.

So what repo you found most useful?

Thanks for your advice and opinions. Have a nice one.

Hi,

I'm rather new to web development. For my local scouts troop I'm currently trying to build a webapp to show a big browsable timeline of the troops chronicles (We have many big folders of paper showing what the scouts did that year). I've already build the ground structure based on Django for the backend and vue for the frontend. And I can display the individual elements of the chronicles (Writings, articles, pictures; videos and audio for newer entries) in a list.

Now I want to create a component, that will display a horizontal timeline with the ability to move and zoom, showing elements depending on the zoom level with different level of detail. I want to make it easy to browse the timeline of over 70 years with entries per year (like 30 elements per year).

I already tried timeline-js, but it doesn't quite behave like I want it to be (zooming, different levels of detail,...). For me it seems, that it cannot really be customized enough to reach my goal (though I might be wrong about that).

Then I thought about building that timeline component myself, though I don't know where to start in building such a component (how to draw the timeline itself with its markings, how to draw the elements at the correct position,...)

Can you give me a hint/direction where I should look for a solution? Maybe you know a tutorial for a similar situation (creating your own complex UI components)?

Thanks in advance for your help! Currently I feel like I don't know enough to ask the correct question to a search engine for a solution.

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I've been struggling with something for a while now and ironically a sitcom from the 80's finally helped me pinpoint the problem. My TV was on for background noise and I noticed that it was an episode of Family Ties. In the episode, Elyse Keaton was having a problem. A prominent building that she designed was being torn down and replaced by a cookie cutter mini-mall. She was struggling with her "legacy" - her mark on the world - disappearing. After the building was gone, what evidence would there be that Elyse Keaton was there?

I'm facing a similar issue. I don't like getting into my day job too much online (for various reasons), but suffice it to say that applications that I developed for decades are being sunset/replaced. I've developed quite a lot over the decades, but eventually it would all be replaced. Once it is, what will I have as "proof that TechyDad was here"?

How do you handle the existential crisis of our works being digital and transient versus having an actual, physical product?