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I just finished making a website for my friend. It's a personal site he's going to use to log work place stuff so I used Bootstrap. I don't like Bootstrap very much because I feel it's too bloated and relies on too many classes. I know CSS but my next project is going to be a re creation of Facebook so I'm thinking of using Sass or LESS.

What's a good name for a fake social media website? I'm calling it Queen's Gambit for now.

I had to make a Spotify clone once. Facebook clone seems a little bit harder on the front end part. I would call it something inspired by those "not butter" products like Phasebook or Profilenovel or Portraittext

Tyranthraxus posted...

I had to make a Spotify clone once. Facebook clone seems a little bit harder on the front end part. I would call it something inspired by those "not butter" products like Phasebook or Profilenovel or Portraittext

Phasebook sounds cool. What does your Spotify clone look like?

I'll probably just make user profiles that you can update and a way to add friends. I'd like to add status updates but it sounds tricky.

SomeLikeItHoth posted...

Phasebook sounds cool. What does your Spotify clone look like?

I'll probably just make user profiles that you can update and a way to add friends. I'd like to add status updates but it sounds tricky.

You can browse a page of albums, click on one to go to a song list, and click on a song to start playing it through the <embed> tag which pipes the music to your OS default audio player. Had SSO login with Facebook implemented as well.

It was just for proof of concept I never did anything with it. I also think labels would have a heart attack if I mentioned playing music through embedding.

Still sounds pretty cool to make. How long did it take you?

How do y'all make navbars? I've been using ul tags but the html looks so ugly.

<nav class="navbar">
<ul>
<li>
<a href="">Home</a>
</li>
<li>
<a href="">Register</a>
</li>
<li>
<a href="">Login</a>
</li>
</ul>
</nav>

tailwind is what the cool kids are using right now. it's not far off from writing plain css

How's the learning curve? I just started using Sass last night and I quite like it.

@SpiritSephiroth still working with Python fam?

SomeLikeItHoth posted...

How's the learning curve? I just started using Sass last night and I quite like it.

@SpiritSephiroth still working with Python fam?

Hey man. Yeah I'm working on Python but because of my new job, it shifted to basic SQL mostly because of the data sets and databases we work on. It was put on hold for a while but I revisit it regularly!

I hope to implement more Python and coding after my contract ends and I get a new job surrounding those programs. Really want to implement and learn more instead of doing basic data.

That's good to hear. Don't forget to revisit Python so you don't forget anything.

I'm working on my second Express project so once I'm done with that I'll tidy my portfolio and start job hunting again.