GREATIGB0MAN:



Now a troll

I've known this will be the case from the beginning

qtguru:


ContentScript only has access to the DOM, but to call API, you can send the URL via sendMessage to the Service worker, fetch the response, and then use chrome.tabs to send it back to ContentScript. I am working on fixing the Svelte Devtool chrome extension, the original author abandoned it, so incase anyone is looking to work on something chrome extension related.

yeah but vanilla is good for now, take care

Please can I contribute to the project with the little I know?🤲🏾

my bosses

here's my understanding of chrome extensions architecture so far.

manifest.json - this is where all metadata about the extension and permissions needed are decleared

content scripts - js that runs on pages specified can modify the dom and have limited access to chrome api.

service workers - js that runs in the background when needed, have full access to chrome api and no access to the dom

popup and action - this is all about how the extension is displayed on chrome and function ran whenever the chrome icon is clicked

Anonymous6o6:
Good Morning Developers and Tech people.

I have a little gist. So I finished the two project applications I was building. Mehn... It felt really good getting paid. I learnt a valuable lesson before getting paid.

Well I was initially given half of the payment before I started but I was careless in my spendings so it finished real quick. I was honestly frustrated and had to borrow from others to survive.

Well after getting payment for completion of both projects, I paid my debts, bought a lot of food stuff. Before then I use to eat out (one of the source of my careless spending). I bought food stuffs, shared with my younger sis in school.

Since then I was managing myself but you know the truth, the money will eventually finish. And I was back to being broke!

I knew I can't depend on anyone but myself and God.

I also felt guilty because I couldn't be of much help to my family then. Well things worked out great for me by God's mercy.

I got a full-time job as a frontend developer, remotely. I also got accepted as a Technical writer for two foreign companies. Currently I have three jobs but with the way I'm currently accessing the situation, I will be getting more offers soon on Technical Writing.

Bosses in the house, my issue is that I'm still contemplating on the means to receive payment. I heard the official exchange rate is 460. Can someone please recommend a good payment method with that has a higher exchange rate? A colleague told me about grey but is there anyone using grey here please?

One of the companies I work for require I either use PayPal, Paystack, American bank or Stripe.

Congratulations 👏🏾

Edipet:
please guide me on javascript

sorry boss me sef still dey learn am i'll recommend you check out a youtube video or a book on it