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Is it possible to make a website that connects to my discord js bot and shows user count?
Yes, it is possible but you are going to have to host it yourself. Typically with these websites, you will have a profile page for all of the servers with your bot in it. You can then modify it on the website and it will store that data in some form that will affect how your bot acts. However, it does look like it requires a lot of research and experience in a couple different languages. I say that anyone can do it with enough time, so I encourage you to try it out. You might learn a thing or two!
Wishing you good luck
-Zaedus
So I found you can use
https://github.com/discordjs/discord.js/blob/6b3bfdd7dede049ba592e94ef1b1acc40a5e37fe/docs/topics/web.md
and
https://github.com/discordjs/discord.js/tree/webpack
to make a website using discord.js but the connection can be controlled in the chrome console like a full eval
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I've been viewing a lot of 'Twitter Clone' and 'Instagram Clone' videos but none of them go into detail on how the "Follow" functions work.
How do I show only posts by people you follow? Do you filter the API based on a 'following' Boolean attribute?
I'm just really confused how that wouldn't bog down the app.
Any insight is greatly appreciated!
P.S. (I typically use JS and React)
These functionalities are implemented in the backend and not the frontend.
Imagine twitter filtering millions of tweets on your mobile to show you the ones that you follow. It is not feasible at all. All these things are done in high-performing servers and database queries depending on your choices and following.
So basically you are looking at the wrong place, you should try learning some basics of NodeJs and Mongo DB and then implement it using these.
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Hello I have been searching on the internet on how one can add an IDE/Text Editior on a reactJS project that can run Java and Python if possible even more languages... So I was looking to having something like Khan Academy or DataCamp, so I want to be able to also monitor that inputs and outputs so I can make it interactive and when the answer is wrong and then alert wrong answer something like that...
How can I go about this or where can I read about making such?
This is not a front-end development specific question.
For such an react-application to work, first you should create a backend which will run your python/java script, then expose a api to link with react application. Which will take the program as request data and return program ouput as response.
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Is there any way I can use ANSI C to output words onto a web page? Or if I'm completely off, what language (or script) is used to do this sort of stuff?
I wanna try this since I just found a website (virtualpiano), and now I want to make some kind of programming that can read out the "notes" and play it on the virtual piano.
Thanks a bunch!
You should probably look at JavaScript instead. You can write C programs that are run on the web server, and the output from the C program will be the text of the web page, but that is not a very modern way of doing it, and for a thing like a virtual piano you need to run the program on the client, i. e. in the user's web browser, and then JavaScript will be a better choice.
Javascript should have been a better option for you, maybe you might want to check Soundslice, this have something similar to what you need or this SO post creating sheet music with piano or even this github repo abcjs which gives some close to what you're trying to archive.
I hope this helps.
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I am looking to create an application for exchange rate of foreign currencies and need backend for the same. While searching for the same, i came across:
http://rate-exchange.appspot.com
http://rate-exchange.appspot.com/currency?from=USD&to=EUR&q=1 //working demo
I also find the github source for this GAE project at:
https://github.com/hippasus/ExchangeRates
Now the question I have how should I proceed. Shall I use this already deployed project named http://rate-exchange.appspot.com or deploy my own version. If I should deploy my own version then what will be steps.
Thanks in advance
Generally try to use existing code with permission and visibly give credit to avoid plagiarism. Developers who repeat work already done by others learn from the experience but risk wasting time unnecessarily. You learn from others by studying their code anyway.
You may after some experience with the other project think of ways to improve it. Liaise on Github with the original author about constructive collaboration. Sharing code is what makes free and open source software great.
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We've made this monitoring tool at our company.
It's not in our line of business so we might as well opensource the tool, and maybe someone else likes it as well, maybe they'll contribute.
The tool runs on AppEngine, so there are so the are some paths in the appengine configuration, that might be a good idea to keep hidden. Unless someone else wants to start using our appengine qouta.
Is there a best practice for open-sourcing AppEngine applications?
Does anyone have any experience to share regarding opensourcing appengine sites?
You can get some ideas from excellent gae-init. The way its working in order to avoid exposing sensitive information, is moving it in a stand alone project, you can even use gae-init for that ;)
As part of the model is a Config class which holds all the information as it concerns the service and its dependencies. There are some default values there but it can also be easily customized from a web interface called admin. Have a look.