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This challenged taught me what masonry grid is haha. I wonder what is the best practice to pass data across pages in React

My first react project. Really enjoyed it. Hopefully, I will explore react more in the next challenges. I also added node.js backend and additional pages just for fun:D. A user can create an account now and "rent" a ride and review previous rides.

I already tried this challenge and didn't finish, it was quite confusing. So I'm happy to say this time i finished pretty fast, the code is still messy but i hope to improve

Hi:) It was fun to work on this project, took me a while though! I'm happy that with each challenge html and css take less time to complete for me! The comment section was built with SCSS, Javascript, Nodejs+MongoDB

Question, what would be the best practice to update/delete/add a comment without page reload?

Hello! Any javascript tips on how to optimize the code would be greatly appreciated<3 The way i work with json is i create a new element and append, maybe there's some way to do it faster

*fixed mobile view

Hello everyone :) I really liked the challenge. I think javascript was the hardest part. I was overthinking too much, and the code looks messy. BUT i enjoy SCSS so much. It's my second challenge where i use scss :p Hope it's okay i added a button to clear the input, cause i needed it! And sorted countries alphabetically

I hope it's working! I really liked working with API. It was a good practice! IP+domain search works + pin on the map, depending on the IP. It doesn't work with VPN for me. I don't know if it's how it's supposed to be

Hello, i need help with this project! Right now whenever a user submits a valid link they get a short link in a container below, those links go down the page. How to limit them? For example limit to 3, so submitting a new link will remove the last link in the container and so on, to make it seem like a loop, to make old links disappear. So I want to solve this endless container going down the page. Does anyone have any tips, or thoughts on how it can be done? Thank you!

I loved the challenge. It would be good to reorganize my js code later though!

Hello. I am not sure if height and width of the container should be dynamic, depending on the random advice text or fixed?

First time trying css grid:D i like it! I really enjoyed using grid and flexbox together. Also it was a challenge to stack columns on mobile but i did it! i'm still struggling with centering containers on the page though..

flexbox calculator because i haven't learned grid yet:D second time using javascript. there's so much to learn! I still haven't figured out how to implement 'pressed button effect' here.

My biggest challenge here was that round underline in links and navigation bar on mobile:D The first time using javascript too.