My Advice is angular/bootstrap with whatever backend you are using. Bootstrap is easy to understand and get a layout easier. Angular however is interesting. Angular encourages dependency injection. That design pattern makes tests easier to write and provides an elegant solution to tracking global state in JavaScript.
I didnt mind working with people so it wasnt too bad, but we only ever used it for one group project. And other than a link, we werent taught shit about it by our pajeet professor.
*filtered by function pointers*
There is a language called "Nim" that does it. It makes C interop fairly easy (as long as you're willing to wrestle with linkers). It's a GC'd language, I'd say comparable to Go but with a better type system.
Make that more like the top 2%.
A lot of universities in Canada require STEM students, including me back when I was getting my math degree, to take courses on interpersonal communication. I read this became a policy a few decades ago because these students were too socially retarded to work well in groups. They still are tbh, even after taking the courses, but at least they can better articulate their stunted social development.
Depends on your threat modelling. The same way a lock won't stop a master locksmith but it will stop Jamal a who is privacy feature will stop your average retard but someone motivated will be able to find ways to get your info. More about who would be after you and why is needed to know the steps you'll need to take, though tbh the first is probably not discussing too many details on a public forum for "le ebil nootzies".
I'm mostly asking because I would absolutely shill my work on here if it means not being a public figure if my project where to be successful.
If you're just trying to keep your name and contact info out of WHOIS, domain hosting with ID protection is a thing, yeah.
What does success look like and what counts as a skeleton in your closet. Scott Cawton got fucked because his donations to trump got leaked and his community was mostly trannies, furries, faggots and kids. So it depends on what you aim for. I'm a schizo who errs on the side never revealing anything. At any rate a basic whois protection will probably do fine for your purposes I'm just the sort who almost always acts like Liz the tranny thwomp is after him.
You can anonymously rent out a VPS for hosting, but you need to use your real details for the domain. Nearly all registrars offer free WHOIS privacy protection.
Yeah, this was my experience in an American CS program, way back when. We had a required course on ethics and a required course on communication. They were both fairly useless because nobody wanted to teach them, understandably so, and that meant they ended up being multiple choice and one page essay bullshit.
Well then shit nigger the best advice is make a whole new online identity to develop this under, don't have that new identity tied to the farms, make it a total gray man and if it does leak to your real identity it at least won't be as damaging. You should be building in cut outs in your online identities like that. The ones that do the most should be the least able to blow up in your face if de-anonymized. All told this is probably better in another thread, bet we have one for cyber security or something.
Can you not give fake info to a domain registrar?
IIRC, ICANN regulations require registrars to verify all registration info they are provided. One thing you really don't want to do, especially as a registrar, is piss off ICANN.
