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    Zoom Caught in Cybersecurity Debate — Here's Everything You Need To Know https://thehackernews.com/2020/04/zoom-cybersecurity-hacking.html
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    I believe we will have a huge boom after this.
  10. Fitz
    I'm new as well. As to your final comment about "it might not be ideal timing". Keep this in mind - 68% of the Fortune 500 companies were started in a depression or a recession.
  11. laserbeak
    I'm 38yo and from Belgium Been in touch with web development since 2011 and always done some mild front-end to pay the bills. Up until 2017 Ive worked in organisations (in the Drupal space actually which is quite popular in Belgium) doing front-end/site-building and administration. Had to move to administratino because I couldn't keep up with the sharp and fast developers. I started working on my own trying to find my own clients and currently doing WordPress sites for a few. There is a government program here in Belgium that is allowing some subsidised support while Im building my business which Im very lucky to have. But I'm feeling it's time to cut the cord and start making my own money for real. My goal is to at first be more efficient and narrowing the scope of small wordpress sites and invoice accordingly. Then I'd like to move into proper back-end development as I'm tired of dealing with the uninformed opinions on design and front-end. I'm hearing from other backend developers that you're more 'left alone' to make the stuff work. Which is only to a certain degree because you always have to communicate I realise that. But yes anyways Hello everybody! 🙂
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    https://thehackernews.com/2020/03/coronavirus-covid-apps-android.html
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    New Zoom Hack Lets Hackers Compromise Windows and Its Login Password https://thehackernews.com/2020/04/zoom-windows-password.html COVID-19: Hackers Begin Exploiting Zoom's Overnight Success to Spread Malware https://thehackernews.com/2020/03/zoom-video-coronavirus.html
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    Hey all, I'm back

    LSW posted a topic in Open Forum

    Been away a while, when the state installed a new security software that blocked KillerSites. I don't even touch my laptop anymore, so I have not been in since work blocked it. But it is available again now so I am back. Security has fallen by the wayside as the state entity hamstrung my Divisions attempt at having their own security... me. Now I am back to work as a Programmer and training up in C#, .NET, & Azure, as we finally get away from Java and Oracle. So, as I am no longer doing Security, I will no longer be posting much there. Good to be back!
  19. Coltjames
    Hi everyone my name is Colt. I've been a subscriber on Stef's Youtube channel(s) and an instagram follower. I just finished the interactive developer course and am currently working on Studioweb projects. After completing the course and completing some self study I would like to break out and start freelancing albeit it might not be ideal timing.
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  21. sloopy
    Has anyone used the new HTML Payment Request API in a web app? I still don't understand how it is supposed to work. I thought it stored credit card credentials so mobile web users could more easily make online purchases, but further reading makes it sounds like you have open a debit account with a 3rd party online "bank" (similar to PayPal). I know it's purpose is to make it easier to buy things on the web while using a mobile device. In a best case scenario, it would allow you to monetize web apps, possibly PWAs, without having to give Apple/Google 30% of your revenue. My fear is that it requires you use a 3rd party "bank", which many users might not want to do.
  22. administrator
    Locked topic since the answer has been given.
  23. administrator

    CSS

    administrator replied to Hamza231's topic in CSS Videos

    Just keep going, do the quizzing and write the code. It will code with time. But first you have to finish the foundation courses. Makes sense?
  24. mike45
    Thanks for the useful information about it.
  25. martinsmith
    Responsive Web design is the approach that suggests that design and development should respond to the user's based on screen size, platform and orientation. The practice consists of a mix of flexible grids and layouts, images and an intelligent use of CSS media queries website will look great and work well on a desktop a tablet, and a mobile phone's browser
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    CSS

    Hamza231 posted a topic in CSS Videos

    Hi, i recently started your course (this Saturday) I’ve done the 2 html courses. ive got over 30 thousand points on your course. I’m mid way off css but I just don’t understand it. How can I obsorb the information so I can at least know what going on. thanks
  27. Hamza231
    Hi, your course is good. but I still find it difficult to understanding css. I’ve done html. html is much easier. if you can help. thanks
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    MySql course

    webmanz replied to MikeSensela's topic in StudioWeb

    Does this mean StudioWeb's MySQL course is outdated? That other's will encounter the same glitches?
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  31. administrator
    You need to learn what is called 'server side programming'. There are many options inlcuding, PHP, JS, Java, .NET, Python with Django ... and more. So you have to learn the webstack firset: HTML5 CSS3 JavaScript My courses will allow you to learn quickly: https://school.studioweb.com/store Stef
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  33. administrator

    PHP Login System

    administrator replied to a topic in StudioWeb

    So if you hard code, that means the form submissions are not working. Check that code.
  34. KennethBaker
    Thank you!
  35. administrator
    These are native AFAIK. That means that Swift for iOS and Java for Android.
  36. administrator
    Just about. Start with some great training and you will on your way: https://school.studioweb.com/store
  37. administrator
    Hi, Did you get access? Message me directly if you haven't. Stef
  38. administrator
    Hi. Did you get access by now? Stef
  39. Justpassinby1984
    Hi everyone,I just bought the Interactive Web developer Course yesterday using PayPal as payment. The problem is I never recieved a validation email.I checked spam,social and promotions tab in gmail and I did not see it. Can someone tell me how I can be validated and activate the course?
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