Two weeks ago I started a new personal project, doing the whole process from planning to its execution (as always do with my clients).
When I began with the design, interface, etc. I got stuck because since I am not a designer but only a developer, that task become harder when I started thinking on the colors. So I decided to start looking for some color palettes and I found some very good websites that I want to share with you.
Being a freelancer always implies to cover the full requirements of the clients and at some point, one of them will request to you to build a website without any kind of JS framework (https://reactjs.org/, https://vuejs.org/, etc).
That happened to me, so I thought that I didn’t want to work using simple html + css and that’s why I decided to build a Webpack starter for those specific projects.
One of the hardest challenges (at least for me) of being a full-stack developer is the design side because when I usually “build” a design for a client I’m not actually designing anything but I do research a lot looking for free UIs then I can take parts of some of them in order to have something unique to offer to my client.
I have a DigitalOcean droplet for testing purposes and usually I deploy static websites, NodeJS APIs and Laravel projects and in order to get the Laravel and the NodeJS servers working in the same droplet, I need to set a different port for each one using Nginx and FirewallD to open the port.
If you are working with some services or ports that your application is using and if you are not receiving information from the server, probably it’s because your firewall is not running or doesn’t have the rules for the port you are using.
Here we are going to learn about how to open ports on CentOS using FirewallD.
Vamos a realizar la instalación de Django y PostgreSQL para así realizar la conexión entre ellos mediante un conector especial para Windows que será el mismo psycopg.
Si aún no tienen instalado Python o Virtualenv configurado, pueden seguir éste link para realizarlo.
Muchas veces tenemos ese problema común de no poder instalar ciertas librerías o realizar configuraciones para poder desarrollar en Windows para Web y es por ello que en éste video vamos a ver los pasos para instalar Python y configurarlo con Pip y Virtualenv para así poder empezar a desarrollar aplicaciones basadas en éste lenguaje e instalar Django prontamente para crear aplicaciones web.
1. Descargamos e instalamos Python 3.4 para Windows
I’m a guy from Mexico and Spanish is my first language but as a programmer and in this century it’s really necessary to learn at least English to expand your possibilities to find more friends around the world also better chances to get a great job.