There's a few ways but the easiest hands down is going to PixelUnion's utility and using it. (if it doesn't work, hit reload and try again). Load instagram feed in question with your developer tools open and run the following command in the console: Privacy Policy URL: URL to your privacy policy.Valid redirect URIs: Used for application after sign in.Website URL: URL of the website you intend to place your feed on.Company Name: This can be your website or name.Description: Description for personal use.Application Name:: This can be named anything (sans insta’, ‘gram’, ‘IG’ or ‘Instagram’ ).Got to /developer Step 2: Create Register an applicationĬlick your "Register an application and then Register new Client ID Getting your Instagram User ID + Auth Keyĭue to API changes, most articles and utilities are out of date for getting a user ID and auth key, useful for utilities like instafeed.js. Generally, this applies more to application design. UI Developer has arisen over the years although that term is problematic since we do not have a "web" UI developer. The term front-end developer is probably going to fracture.At least we now have Google Chrome Audits via Lighthouse which still spits out some irreverent bullshit. Google Pagespeed lacks commonsense and is irrelevant.Too bad we won't be able to use for years or at least until there's polyfills. Cordova WebView apps are pretty much past-tensed in the era of the React Native, Native Script, Flutter and so on.
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Anyone remember post-CSS? Does anyone use it for anything outside of browser prefixing? Does anyone use CSSNext?.Chrome's CSS / JS coverage makes you feel bad.2018 is the year FireFox became good again, it's live inspection of React states, accessibility view and JS map support is nice, but more so it's the consumery features like containers for FaceBook that has me using it more and more.Year after year, it's interesting to collect my thoughts and pen them down. Thoughts on Front End Development in mid 2018Įvery now and again, I type up a short list of thoughts on front-end development, and it's become a yearly affair despite my best intentions.
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