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An example of this guy being a hypocrite. Telling me I'm new to node and es6, yet the guy doesn't even know jack of how es6 should be used. Half of the time, he's using ordinary functions, and the rest of the time he's using arrow functions. Uses strict mode on pages where it's not even...

Oh yeah haha, this is just the main streaming page, and not the search results thingy. I'm just trying some designs out to see what will look best. Also I'm going to use tmdb's api, which means I'll most likely be able to code a language switcher, and a lot of other neat overview stuff

Thanks a lot :)

Well the app itself is not illegal, as it uses the WebTorrent service to simulate torrent streaming. I am pretty much gonna rip apart their Desktop app and use their media player. @Ichabod yeah it's probably gonna end up open source. But if it's gonna end up using a built-in VPN, user...

Yeah same here, Bulma looks insane.

Yeah coding problems would be cool. e.g who could come up with the best solution for shitty circular dependencies

Venobo is like Popcorn Time, but 100 times better! An incredible smooth design, and powered by TMDb's fantastic API. You can even choose from which torrent indexes and releases groups to sort by to ensure the best quality. This is simply an option, otherwise it'll be automated. Created using...

I don't watch hockey, but atleast it's not a faggot sport like soccer is.

It looks fucking great mate. - If you'd like to earn a few extra $ then I might have some work for you, if you could be bothered.

Well, I think you've misunderstood what I meant. What's the purpose of the video and "speed coding" concept? :p Happy coding though!

Uhm, good to see some coding in this section, but what is actually the purpose of "Speed Coding"? Besides people watching you code a template that is sped up. * You're not really coding from scratch, if you're using a framework/library.

What do you need help with? Really an unclear description. Sent from my SM-G928F using Tapatalk

Yeah, I was just wondering. Doesn't seem to work for mongoose or bcryptjs that way either.

I'm just asking out of curiosity, but is it bad practice to do something like this instead of requiring the same modules on every single file: const express = require('express') const app = express() const mongoose = require('mongoose') mongoose.connect("mongodb://127.0.0.1:27017/test-app")...

Looking good :)

More development and server content that is not Habbo related. Sent from my SM-G928F using Tapatalk

You're just gonna be raped or sold as a camel in Dubai, unless you got a few 100 grand.

Been there couple of times, not really romantic, it just reminds my of my own country, lol. Their public transport is even worse than ours.

czech republic ?? y u gonna sell u body on tha yellow market