What is Reddit's opinion of Glitch?

It's a great idea, I'll add a settings page.. if you want to experiment with changing all of these parameters you can also do the following:

Open https://glitch.com/edit/#!/spdrmn

Click "Remix to Edit" on the top right, edit the params in player.js and web.js (they're constants on the top). Then click "Show" - in a new window and this will give you a URL you can type in the Oculus browser to test it out. You can keep making changes and refresh the Oculus browser to see them.

If you figure out a better combination of params let me know :)

Site: https://realless.glitch.me/
Code: https://glitch.com/edit/#!/realless
This site is using TensorFlow.js Face Landmarks Detection model to detect blinking. Feel free to ask any questions on how it works. ☾ *✧.

I never really left though. Or gave up. It's just that my apprenticeship consumes more time that i'd love to. But i can assure: there'll be a new cw@ZNW client some day. I'm still building the user management and eco system. The 'new' client will come. Based on the 'latest' cw. And will again deliver a fast and fun cw multiplaying experience. There might be a webapp btw :P If you guys want to know what i'm building, check out my Glitch and github.

And sorry for being semi-ded. Being exhaused is a terrible state.

May the znw rise again!

I made a functional copy of this at a Hackathon last year. Was pretty fun as a joke. It detects Subway sandwiches instead though cause we had lots of them for the Hackathon.

Works best on mobile:

Seefood.glitch.me

Code source

For the cursor you can use the css cursor property with a url() and for the YouTube videos you can put an onclick event on the buttons with the following snippet of code to navigate to the video “location.href = ‘url to go to’” if you want an example I made a site you can go to Code Site

I'd recommend starting with basic perlin noise. The Coding Train! has really wonderful tutorials, and I happen to really dig their teaching style.

Glitch is a really rad resource for some fun 3D shaders but the principals and structures are what I'd study.

A little noise, a little color, a little cos, a little sin. All these can go a long way. I'd also peruse some github resources if ya can hunt 'em down with some clever googling.

First, you don't need to use webpack to compile typescript. Just run tsc . and it should do the job.

Of your javascript to run on browsers and call others files like the import { sayHi } from './lib.ts' line you did there, you need just need to set this config options:

// tsconfig.json {
"compilerOptions": {
"target": "es6",
"moduleResolution": "node", //... } }

And call your script like this:

Oh, and use the typescript compiler in watcher mode if you want to press F5 and see the modification already there.

I made something like this here: https://glitch.com/edit/#!/pika-web-ts-preact

For work we made a mini-course on it https://glitch.com/culture/an-intro-to-webvr/ (the editor is in video 4). They've added new features since though!

I actually am planning to do that, a project inspired by the iOS app "ClassicTube for Youtube" and ruclip.com

It won't be too much work, i already had download and extract scripts for yt ready.

My problem that i keep thinking about every few days is how and where to store local files.

There's no current web technology to store megabytes of data per entry in a file locally.

So my YouTube client wouldn't have a proper offline saving method as i cannot and won't publish native apps.

I also would only be able to support browsers from iOS 6, IE9 etc. and up because of the technologies i use (es5/es6 js).

But i guess by the time i have time, youtube already fixed it anyway.

You can follow my github or glitch and checkout every few months if you want, maybe one day you'll see a working youtube client prototype there :)

https://glitch.com/@blubbll https://github.com/blubbll

JS Fiddle was created first if memory serves right (~2009), so perhaps it's just familiarity. CodeSandbox is the new kid on the block (~2017), and improves the concept in pretty much every way IMO. Another good option is https://glitch.com/.

Hey, I don't have any feedback for your portfolio but you don't necessarily need to make a cloud9 account to do backend. I host all my projects on a site called Glitch, and it can do Node.js stuff as well (all the api's I've built are hosted via it).

https://glitch.com/

I think you could use Glitch.com instead of Cloud9 but I'm not 100% sure. But you should be able to do the backend stuff locally on your machine too. Look for Node.js tutorials online, they often show you how to install and use node locally :-)

I don't know who made it, but it's a public app on Glitch so you can view the source code here: https://glitch.com/edit/#!/bypasser and, yeah, it just makes it so you can access Reddit on different content headers so it can bypass wherever it may be blocked (see server.js).

I found links in your comment that were not hyperlinked:

glitch.com

I did the honors for you.

^delete ^| ^information ^| ^<3

All the big ones people are suggesting are great, Now.sh, GCP, Firebase, Netlify, etc etc.

One thats awesome for prototyping is Glitch.com! You can spin up a container as needed and use it to prototype things without having to worry about cost. They also just released an "always on" feature for $8/mo. Definitely more suited for container styled projects, but a good tool none the less.

Here’s something I made with a friend - should help you with the algorithm. Your plan for the schematic file should work, but you might want to test the speed out.

https://glitch.com/~just-tuesday

GitHub primarily is for storing your code. You have to add the code yourself.

Looking at https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/getstarted, it looks like you need to know HTML /CSS / JavaScript (which is not related to Java).

There's lots of good tutorials for that - I recommend taking a look at https://www.freecodecamp.org/, and trying out some stuff on https://glitch.com/.

I don't know much about Java, so you'll have to do some googling yourself on that.

I came across a website that provides you react js playground. I'm not very familiar to that framework, however its possible it could help you starting without wasting time on setting up your local environment. Site is glitch.com , here is the link https://glitch.com/~react

Its also easy to host your projects there to show them to other people in case when you have some questions about the code.

Yes, as much as possible anyway. Here’s a playground where you can see both client and server side and even for the project and experiment with it. Looks like they’re using expressJS as the framework.

https://glitch.com/edit/#!/hyperasem?path=views/index.hbs:1:0

You’ll notice the HTML is actually an HTML template file, so the server does a little bit to generate the HTML, but almost everything else in the server is database stuff and the manipulation of the browser page is client side js.

Exactly ! The documents are written by assuming that who ever reads them knows what is happening under the hood.

I mean, they did not even explain what is the meaning of the word 'strategy'.

I need to learn + include the login of sign up feature in a project.

So I finally learned the hard way. scotch.io have good quality article explaining about both JWT and session cookie based login features.

But even they have used passport.

So I would suggest you to learn it without using any npm libray such as passport, etc.

I have learned the session + cookie based by following temtreehouse tutorial.

You can find the code base here https://glitch.com/edit/#!/n-express-auth . I have used a demo database link of mine. You can set up your own from mlab.

This may help you at least !

A little over a month ago u/code_parade posted an excellent video about chaos equation animations he was visualizing. I highly recommend it: https://www.reddit.com/r/math/comments/awevnm/chaos_equations_surprisingly_simple_mathematical/

He was also kind enough to post a link to his C++ source code. Unfortunately I use a Mac 99% of the time and was unable to get his code to compile out of the box. Then I got to thinking, wouldn't it be cool to have a web-based interface to view and share these visualizations? So, I built one.

The 6-letter work in the upper right encodes the parameters used for the equation. With 27 potential values per letter ('A-Z' plus '_') and 6 total letters, there are over 387,000,000 possible permutations. See how many ones you can find. :)

You can click, drag, and zoom the animation. Pause/play or change the time value with the bottom controls. "Settings" has some tweaks for color offset, animation speed, etc.

If you'd like a look at the source code, check it out here: https://glitch.com/~chaos-equations

Thanks for looking!

Here's a PDF version, which may be a little outdated. There's also this map which I think has a version of the database built in.

If it's just a trust issue and you're worried about them making up bogus charges once they have your card don't worry, they're a reliable company.

If you don't have a credit card I think https://glitch.com/faq#cost might be your only option short of actually buying a server. I have no idea what they offer, yada yada yada. But I think it might be the only service that won't require a card

It helps (me) to have played with a few different languages, not just the one I'm mostly interested in. Since node (and javascript) is such a big part of the web world, this should be a cool intro: https://glitch.com/website-starter-kit

I would recommend playing with the basics and then thinking of a goal or project. Something that would be useful or interesting to you. Break that project into pieces and work on it one puzzle piece at a time. I've found that the best way to learn on my own.

FreeCodeCamp has a series of backend projects you can do. They're great for learning the basics of Node.js and going straight into building things. It looks like they recommend [https://glitch.com](Glitch) for getting right into it. It's an easy alternative to configuring your computer, which you should eventually do.

more info needed: - what url you try to crawl - what node version do you use - which npm (global) modules/versions have to be installed

pls make a live example on glitch to spare us the pains of setting up the correct environment based on guesses

Wemo is not compatible with Stringify. The other program Wemo does work with is Glitch

ETA. Just re-read your OP and edited out some redundant stuff. But do try Glitch. I use it for a few routines, and you can do a bunch of stuff with it.

If you can't get any movement out of them, can you make it work with Glitch? It may be worth reaching out to Anil Dash; this is a subject he's very concerned about. He might be able to help soften the transition.

Try https://glitch.com/ ... it will let you code without having to go through all of the work that developers do to setup a coding environment. It's kind of cheating, in an awesome way as it lets you focus on coding.

There are so many things you can do on there. See the home page for some examples.

I use Glitch.com to run a stock trading bot.

Polling the server for changes is easier to do. Should be fine for what you're doing. Here's a modified glitch that should do effectively what you're looking for: https://glitch.com/edit/#!/busy-horn

You would need a proxy server to somehow intercept the YouTube video and serve it in a CORS compatible way else you will run in to cross domain canvas tainting issues as unless special headers are set you cant sample content from another site, for obvious reasons.

Maybe a chrome extension is better because then it can access all content on pretty much any website. TensorFlow.js could run in a Chrome extension instead and then it could do whatever you need.

You could then overlay your output on top of the video if you wanted.

To sample many frames you should use some sort of animation loop using requestAnimationFrame to ensure you dont burden the computer running. It will call a function of your choosing when it is ready to instead of you forcing some number of milliseconds which may not be appropriate if on a low powered computer if it cant keep up.

Real time performance is certainly possible with TFJS in browser though depending on the model you are trying to run. Our MoveNet model can run at 120 fps on a desktop with 1070 NVIDIA GPU for example.

Check TFJS glitch for many examples of TFJS in action...

https://glitch.com/@TensorFlowJS/official-tutorials-templates

Good luck!

Probably someone already answered this, but: the simples way would be to put the dark-gray div inside the light-gray div, and using media queries switching changing it's display to and from 'absolute'.
Here is an example using tailwind.

If it were me:

Learn a little HTML/CSS. It wouldn't take much to do what you're trying to do. There are a lot of ways to host simple pages for free, but for noobs I'd recommend Glitch (I have an old zine template you can fork/modify/use).
Upload the PDF and just link to it; let the browser worry about displaying it.
Look into alternative Wordpress plugins. A quick Google search brought up a ton of free PDF plugins.

I'm a programmer by trade and have always been interested in how watch timers work. I've started building out a little website so I can see into the "heart" of a watch really quickly. All it does it show all the "beats" it heard in the past second. The one shown here (with a JLC 868 movement) has 8 clear beats, which aligns with the specification of 28800 vibrations per hour. This is cool to see, but it's not quite a full watch timer (I still need to figure out how to get that level of precision with only Javascript). If anyone has any thoughts (and is willing to share) on how to approximate +/-s per day, let me know :)

If you want to play with it, here's a link https://timewatcher.glitch.me/ (its totally open source and you can easily fork it on glitch https://glitch.com/edit/#!/timewatcher).

Awesome, Thank You So Much! Someone suggested me to use glitch.com to start. I checked it out but it still looks a bit advanced for me. I also updated the links to my projects so It actually works now if youd like to check them out and see where my skill level is.

You should take a look at some of the projects and tutorials on https://glitch.com which is beginner friendly but uses real javascript and supports both server-side and client-side code :)

Use the following cloud IDE.

https://glitch.com/edit

All the development environment necessary to develop chat applications in JavaScript / Node.js is included.

It does not matter what type of device you have as long as you have a browser.

This is really neat. Is it open source on github or anythig? I'd love to ~~borrow~~ steal the design for a simple site I have. I'd be happy to credit you ("design by..." or something).

To be clear, the app is completely non commercial, it's just something I use to demo a technology at work (server sent events). At present it's a coin flipping game where the server sends the same coin flip to all clients globally and you can track how lucky you are. I'd love to change it to be an RPS game, but I can't really justify putting any amount of work into the front end. If I steal yours, I could probably (maybe?) patch it to take an external feed of plays from the "opponent" and change my server to send "0, 1, or 2" instead of just "0 or 1".

Anyway, absolutely no worries if that's not OK, figured it's worth ask. On the off chance you're curious here is the app as is and here is the source (warning...it is NOT pretty)

Glitch allows you to create a fully customizable website using JavaScript and Node.js.
It's all free, and you can browse through a variety of templates.
The following templates can be used for portfolios and other purposes.
https://glitch.com/glitch-in-bio

Unless I'm monumentally confused by what's going on, yes. I'm planning to write something up that's clearer at some point, but here's a barebones working example for now:

Server, Client

What most games do, is create some real trees, but then use fake 2-D trees which make it look more "full". Also, are you running this locally or on a server? If locally, the strain is based off of your GPU, so that will also cause some problems. Have you considered doing your coding and placing it online on websites such as Glitch.com (assuming you are using threejs with nodejs)? That way you can have it run server side?

Ha, no worries. I do sales engineering, so explaining things is what I do for a living (why do something when you can talk about it instead?) and this is good practice.

If you care, I figured out the issue with the second box (CORS of course) and fixed/changed it. If you wanna mess with the sites code, it's here on glitch (glitch is neat BTW)

I build a visualization for todays puzzle in Javascript. You can copy & paste your input or drag n drop a text file and then step through the bingo process or let it auto play for you.

You can see a screenshot and the somewhat still messy code on glitch.

This may not be a good enough response, but I find glitch.com to be a good provider although at a higher cost than you were asking for ($8 a month) but this plan can run 5 containers / projects 24/7 and has a good support team. Python isn't officially supported for glitch currently although there is still good ways to get it set up and running. Good luck with your bot!

ok sorry for the extremely delayed reply, I haven't been on reddit much. I don't think he uploaded the code to github, and currently there is no way to reach him since he's cut off access to all forms of social media. However, https://glitch.com/edit/#!/regice-frozen-shrine?path=README.md%3A1%3A0 this is the project

Checkout doesn't support variable donations (yet). However it's not too difficult to build this yourself. Here's a demo for accepting variable amounts: https://stripe-checkout-donate.glitch.me/

And here's the source for the above: https://glitch.com/edit/#!/stripe-checkout-donate

Source code, demo link, and write up: https://glitch.com/edit/#!/point-nemo?path=README.md%3A51%3A107

Where I got the data for tracking the ISS and how this data format works: https://dev.to/omar4ur/create-a-satellite-tracker-from-scratch-in-30-lines-of-javascript-32gk

if you're looking for free hosting i can recommend glitch, it's built for javascript but i'm pretty sure you can customize it to use any language, and it's pretty easy to use

only downside is people would have to load a website to get the server running (unless you pay but i think that defeats the point)

I found this website called glitch.com that allows you to host an infinite number of nodejs projects, with a very very slow wake up time, but that's fine for my use case. Thanks to everyone who answered.

oh i dont know how to use GitHub yet, would the site im using containing the code be ok?

https://glitch.com/edit/#!/website-to-monitor-wipes-and-sanitiser

I would also check out https://glitch.com. It allows you create just basic html pages with css and js files(as well as full node js apps). Gives you a domain like {your app}.glitch.me. Really love that tool for playing around and sharing code.

Lambda works but if its a pretty simple app you may be over complicating your own learning. You can just use Heroku (but if you're on the free version, beware of the dyno's going to sleep! You'll get random timeouts when you wake your app with this). Alternatively you can use Glitch? https://glitch.com/

I built something similar for a manga subreddit I'm a part of and it was super fun to see the results.

It's hosted on a free site and the code is totally public: https://glitch.com/edit/#!/tickerpicker

https://glitch.com/edit/#!/upbeat-tame-ironclad

here's a link to view the entire code...if anyone's taken the implicit bias test by harvard this is essentially what i'm trying to make!

If you're more familiar with JavaScript than Python then creating a simple Analytical Extension web app would probably be easier than trying to set up TabPy. It works the same way (TabPy is a type of analytical extension) and would give the same results [10,10,10,10] but can be created with a simple REST-based web app. Take a look at this live sample hosted freely on glitch. Of course this was built to showcase a bunch of different functions but you can basically just remix/copy this sample, slap your own endpoint into it, and be off and running.

Try Glitch, if you want to see your stuff online! This link will create a new project for you and deploy it instantly, updating in real time.

https://glitch.com/edit

Also, if you are confused by Visual Studio Code, try Atom instead, it’s much simpler.

You can host your web app easily on https://glitch.com/ , you get 1000 hours/month of runtime for free (the apps spin up when needed and shut down on their own). Node.js + sqlite is best supported, but it runs also Python and some other programming languages. As for database, you can either use sqlite or host your database somewhere else.

If you want to do it all in js script, I would recommend settings up an express server, which runs a nodejs scrapper ( I'm sure there is plenty on npm) and once the nodejs scrapper is finished return the json from that route.

So it would be roughley like this

/ => Index.html (with your button) /scrap => json (runs the scrapper on the server)

If your not familiar with setting up a nodejs express app There is a free online place you can code online which has an express server has a default project https://glitch.com/

If you want to use python I would suggest looking into django web server and researching that 😊 there will probably be almost no js and just like a single fetch for your button

u/Kogg u/notAnotherJSDev I'm switching from DOM to those arrays as I said, I tried to write cleaner code now, is it better?
https://glitch.com/edit/#!/plandiet?path=index.js
I write in their style:
https://suckless.org/coding_style/

Congrats on finishing the project! If you upload the files into an online environment like Glitch or Codesandbox, then more people will be able to see and give you feedback.

I was working on the Advanced Node and Express challenges. I got it to work now after restarting my computer, and making my code a mess. I can still post that URL though.

https://glitch.com/~advancednode-fccp

Looks like it's hosted on glitch.com (I got a message stating "Waking up... To keep Giltch fast for everyone, inactive projects go to sleep and wake up upon request").

From their home page, if you select any of the three US, DE, or FI, you'll get a page that seems to be listing surnames. Clicking on any of them gives you a list of names, like the /braga link does. The 3-character links are to otrwaram.com, which is "part of an advertising service that website publishers use to generate revenue on their sites." according to malwaretips.com.

If you just want to prototype something quickly I'd recommend glitch.com . I'm not sure how familiar you are with NodeJS or JavaScript, but if you're new I'd suggest checking out all three of the default templates. Each template is a simple example of a basic webpage, an express server and an express server with a sqlite3 database. Glitch will host your NodeJS server for free and give your project it's own URL. You can edit the project and see the results in near real time. You can edit your project directly on glitch or you can hook it up to VS code with the glitch extension and use all the features of VS code. You can also export your project to a github repo if you want to run it locally or host it on another service.

Sure. CodeSandbox ( codesandbox.io/ ) , StackBlitz ( https://stackblitz.com ), and Glitch ( https://glitch.com/ ) are all full online IDEs that let you build real apps (including using NPM packages) , with editors just in the browser.

Don't worry, the APIs are usually hidden at the bottom of the footer and it takes some serious scrolling skills to find them out ;)

If you liked Typeform design, you can keep using it, and rely on webhooks to execute logic once a form has been submitted.

Using webhook you will only need to build a piece of code that will extract data from the typeform response, format it the way you want, and store it in your CRM.

Here is an example of a simpler webhook handler in Node.

Your first question seems unrelated to your second question. If you really just want the angle of the viewer's perspective. You can get it directly from the camera's rotation. Here's a component that does that:

https://glitch.com/edit/#!/deserted-daisy-marquess

AFRAME.registerComponent("display-angle", {
  schema: {
    output: { type: "selector" }
  },
  tick: function() {
    var camera = this.el.object3D;
    var angle = camera.rotation.y;
    this.data.output.setAttribute(
      "value",
      (THREE.Math.radToDeg(Math.abs(angle)) % 360).toFixed(2)
    );
  }
});

...

&lt;a-camera display-angle="output: #angle"&gt;
  &lt;a-text id="angle" value="hi" position="0 0 -1" align="center"&gt;&lt;/a-text&gt;
&lt;/a-camera&gt;

are you turning on the power yourself on this route or are you just hoping someone does it? or is it spawn dependant? to me it seems like pretty much everytime i turn on the power myself and run to ultra medical its already looted when i get there.

its fine if you dont want to share the spreadsheet, but id definetly be interested in an empty one.

as for "efficiency" i get where youre coming from and since i completed all quests apart from the killa tracksuit(wich im not gonna do) i dont really have any goals in tarkov. i kinda need a goal though like a friend that needs help with a quest or a self imposed challenge. lately ive been having a lot of fun with my own "map to map" travel challenges, i usually combine it with a random loadout from https://glitch.com/~tarkov-randomizer and i can definetly recommend playing like this.

how many wipes have you been playing for?

No problem! The private/public-ness shouldn't affect it. There have previously been intermittent problems with glitch.com, where it's hosted, so I'm guessing that was the problem.

Google "how to make a glitch.com discord bot" then do everything it says but take out the "ping - pong" command and just have the token. Then, set up an Uptime Robot account and put the glitch.com URL in.

I found links in your comment that were not hyperlinked:

Glitch.com

I did the honors for you.

^delete ^| ^information ^| ^<3

That was kinda fast, here is a screenshot: https://imgur.com/a/9Ks92jD.
I tried to log in to my account from a Glitch project using that library, then boom! I didn't just lost my main account, but I also somehow lost my testing account. I was able to recover my main account btw, but sadly I can't recover my testing account, it was empty so I don't have to worry.

Prep: Shower & Songs for Pierre Chuvin
Brush: Maggard Synthetic
Razor: RazoRock Game Changer 0.68
Blade: Gilette 7 O'Clock SharpEdge
Lather: Declaration Grooming - Unconditional Surrender
Post Shave: Thayer's Original

Excellent shave, no nicks. I feel good. I did a Javascript formatter today-

https://pleasant-frequent-freeze.glitch.me/

I was thinking about doing in in React or something trendy, but idk, javascript is good now so it's hard to get all excited about learning a build system. Signs of being a premature old man, I guess.

Oh that's awesome! Mapbox is my go-to choice for interactive fantasy mapping, mainly due to the ability to make custom vector tiles. The custom tilesets are hosted on their server and I host the web page and custom functionality on whatever I want. Once I have my data for the map, I upload that to Mapbox Studio as a vector tileset. You can also do a plain raster tileset as well if you already have a completed map that needs no custom styling. Then I create a style with that tileset and choose whatever colors/textures I want for its appearance. In my own web page, I then call that style and instantiate the webmap using the Mapbox GL JS API.

I've got a simple walkthrough on my Twitch and the example I build in the tutorial is on Glitch (although it appears the Glitch is archived and having trouble loading again).

Sorry this code is a mess but you'd probably need update:
https://glitch.com/edit/#!/ant-panic?path=script.js%3A374%3A10
In this particular game, I keep adding ants as time elapses

Soli Sandbox Manual/Docs for Developers

Starter Code Sandbox hosted on glitch (down as of May 26 - 1700 PCT)

Apk Mirror 1.02(13)

Thanks for making this! I was looking at your code and notice each line is between 90 and 120 degrees from previous line. That range can actually be expanded. I altered the code a bit to reflect that, which should make the Ys have more variation. The link is at the bottom.

Explanation:

For the sake of simplicity, imagine the first line is at 0 degrees.

.____

The second line can be between 90--180 away. I'll draw the second line at the min and max:

.____ _._ |

Because all the lines must be at least 90 apart, we can draw the minimum and maximum positions of the third line. | _._ _._ |

So, you see the second like can be between 90--180 degrees from the first line. The third line depends on the second one though: the third line is between (90 + angle of second line) and 270.

https://glitch.com/~draw-a-box-y-generator

I have a old iPad 5th gen I wont be able to use anymore soon. I don't want to spend ridiculous amount of money on a new one but still have something thats nice (Like the bare bones latest iPad pro.) I want something under $1k

I use my iPad for:

-Remote Connection to my server and my computer (which both are running linux.)

-Programming (Like glitch.com)

-Games (Like MC)

-Watching media on streaming platforms

-Being able to access apps like Instagram and Snapchat easily

-Would love to be able to have apple pencil support for things like 3D modeling

I think that was enough

Sure, here's an anonymous glitch that will automatically be deleted in five days. Is there a "permanent" way of anonymously sharing code?

Feel free to use under WTFPL or CC0 at your will.

If I was on your situation I would use Glitch to make form submission script, then register two cron jobs to that glitch project on Cron-Job.org. If you have some extra time to put in, I would be adding some basic sqlite functionality to glitch project so I can check how forms were submitted (to find out errors, submit logs, etc). The beauty of this way is you can edit your script source anytime anywhere, and can set a schedule on any browser without any extra software on device. It’s much, much better than using shortcuts

I'm not aware of virtual tours for other cities, but it should be easy to generate a path like this for anywhere in the world.

Actually, I just remembered I had some instructions for creating custom drone flights, if you don't mind diving into some JavaScript code, here (scroll down): https://glitch.com/edit/#!/cesium-vricon?path=README.md:1:0

They call it Brutalist! This one isn’t nearly as extreme as some, but it’s definitely got elements of brutalism.

Some others I can think of that incorporate some brutalist elements for a similar feel: https://glitch.com/ https://www.bloomberg.com/

We built a portal to help you share your lectures with your class - all your videos in one place. Check it out:
https://glitch.com/edit/#!/twilight-decorous-mail?path=README.md:3:13

Good Luck!

No, the bot ran just fine until suddenly it quit running and threw the error "cannot find module Discord.JS". I reinstalled Discord.JS and now it's saying there's an error in client.js. I have no file named client.js. Therefore, I can only assume that the error is somewhere in the discord.js module. This has now happened on three of my bots, all that ran before hand. On top of that, I don't have a single "catch" in any of my bots.

I am running this on glitch.com, I went to a different bot that still ran, remixed it, and copy pasted the scripts from all these bots that no longer ran directly into the remixed project, and they ran. So it's not me, it's in the discord.js module.

No, the bot ran just fine until suddenly it quit running and threw the error "cannot find module Discord.JS". I reinstalled Discord.JS and now it's saying there's an error in client.js. I have no file named client.js. Therefore, I can only assume that the error is somewhere in the discord.js module. This has now happened on three of my bots, all that ran before hand. On top of that, I don't have a single "catch" in any of my bots.

I am running this on glitch.com, I went to a different bot that still ran, remixed it, and copy pasted the scripts from all these bots that no longer ran directly into the remixed project, and they ran. So it's not me, it's in the discord.js module.

No, the bot ran just fine until suddenly it quit running and threw the error "cannot find module Discord.JS". I reinstalled Discord.JS and now it's saying there's an error in client.js. I have no file named client.js. Therefore, I can only assume that the error is somewhere in the discord.js module. This has now happened on three of my bots, all that ran before hand. On top of that, I don't have a single "catch" in any of my bots.

I am running this on glitch.com, I went to a different bot that still ran, remixed it, and copy pasted the scripts from all these bots that no longer ran directly into the remixed project, and they ran. So it's not me, it's in the discord.js module.

No, the bot ran just fine until suddenly it quit running and threw the error "cannot find module Discord.JS". I reinstalled Discord.JS and now it's saying there's an error in client.js. I have no file named client.js. Therefore, I can only assume that the error is somewhere in the discord.js module. This has now happened on three of my bots, all that ran before hand. On top of that, I don't have a single "catch" in any of my bots.

I am running this on glitch.com, I went to a different bot that still ran, remixed it, and copy pasted the scripts from all these bots that no longer ran directly into the remixed project, and they ran. So it's not me, it's in the discord.js module.

https://glitch.com/

It's like codepen for small node apps.

Definitely not meant for production but if you a small app that'll be hardly used - this is a quick and simple way to get something up.

Awesome! I just imported a project from GitHub. Very easy, it just worked without any changes :)

Maybe you'd like to add this activation function tool to the collection? https://glitch.com/~tfjs-activation-functions

If scenarios don't give that answer. They never do.

My answer is that he would have to pay a lot of money to buy diep, since it's earned a lot of money.

There is a free alternative, though. https://glitch.com/edit/#!/arras-template?path=README.md:1:0 you can host a server on glitch for free.

You can do it free from Glitch. Setup a simple node.js project, append the require files - thats it!

You'll need another service to ping the specific url though as it sleeps 5 minutes of inactivity - but no cost involved!

I followed a tutorial from youtube with discord.js - so theres always a resource to follow from, hope this helps.

https://glitch.com/create

Also I made a glitch of your project on glitch.com. You can remix and make it your own, but I thought since your project is so simple, yet an extremely powerful example of webvr and aframe, gitch would be a great collaboration and starting point for new developers in webvr

https://glitch.com/~talkol-spiderman

Use Glitch.com in conjunction with UpTimeRobot.com, you can find tutorials on YouTube on how to do it. You can host up to 50 bots this way, and they're always up, and faster than professional bots like Mee6.

No worries about shooting for the moon; you're sure to learn a lot on the way.

For Chomebooks, I think that the main issue you'll run into is that they are just a portal to the web, so you won't be able to install a local development environment on it; you're at the mercy of whatever online code editor you're using.

For front-end things that shouldn't be much of a problem. You can just use a site like Code Pen, but if you're wanting to do back-end things like write to a database, then that's a little tougher to find. I haven't tried out Glitch, but it may have more of what you're looking for.

You're right in that tutorials and general reading don't cover everything. I'm no Pro, but Google has allowed me to get way further than I ever would have otherwise - especially if it links to a StackOverflow post.

As for dealing with abusive people, they're out there, but I've found fellow nerds to usually be more helpful than abusive. If you find a site where people are abusive then report it to the moderators, or come back here and we'll all help you the best we can.

After all, we're all trying to learn web development here. =)

yup you'll need to use that API call :) You won't get it in the event or the slash command payload. There's some examples of Slack apps at https://glitch.com/@slack that may help you spot what you're trying to do. I don't see any that match but there's plenty in there that make api calls :)

I wanted to create a chart that showed the insulating effect of cloud cover on the minimum temperature.

Data Source: Daily DarkSky API data for Portland, Oregon.

Tools: D3/JS for Chart, Node for data, Glitch for hosting.

Code Source: Source. Right now it's configured to use some saved data, but you can add a DARK_SKY_SECRET to the .env file and uncomment a few lines (marked in the code) and it will hit the DarkSky API. Warning: It's not the cleanest code. The serverside mechanism for hitting DarkSky should be throttled to prevent timeout errors. Right now if you hit DarkSky with more than ~50 threads at once it tends to error out.

5$ or less.

What you should consider is where you wanna host the bot and for how much.
For free hosting, try glitch.com and for paid hosting, try AWS Amazon - Still quite cheap:

You should also connect to Google Assistant via IFTTT. But, if you want to control multiple devices in a sequence with a single voice command, all devices to be used should be controllable with IFTTT. If yes, you should use Webhooks service in IFTTT for both; Make A Web Request and Receive A Web Request. And create a little script on glitch.com. Seems to be a little bit complicated first, but not so hard.

Sampe script: https://glitch.com/edit/#!/multi-ifttt-triggers

Ah, I just saw your username. Did you get access to your account back? I see it's unbanned now.

The hosting platform this kid is hosting their website on glitch.com has a button at the bottom to report websites hosted by them which I've done (I've said it publishes information that allows for harassment of others).

I use glitch.com, it offers free hosting and you can also code with your friends together because the IDE allows for collaboration like in a Google Doc.

However, the main downside of Glitch is that the bot only stays active when the website is open. :((

No need to follow the Rules which I wrote, since they were made by me, right?
Joking, because they removed pretty much everything related to me, including the Bot I've made to help new players. They assumed that I used it to spy on them. Feel free to go through the code and see for yourself here - just click on View Source.

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