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Link-Share: One Link to Rule Them All
#pure-css#sql#supabase#accessibilitySubmitted 9 months agoMy next steps include grinding leetcode as if it were ranked League of Legends as well as developing further projects in Angular. I anticipate great things in the near future and I can not wait to share them with you.
Arch Studio: An Elegant Architect's Portfolio
#accessibility#bulma#pure-css#typescriptSubmitted 11 months agoExperiment like your project depends on it, it might
Working with the picture element, I understand its capablity to load assets for certain window sizes using the "srcset" and "sizes" attributes. In the beginning of my project, I used this to good effect, however I discovered that smaller assets were being loaded when the viewing window was compressed, but the reverse was not true. I had trouble getting a mid-sized asset to switch to the desktop equivalent when the view window is expanded to full screen. For this reason I opted to use media queries, however, this approach is quite repetitive and I will do more experimenting to find the html solution.
Portfolio: The Minimalist's Paradise
#accessibility#bulma#pure-css#sass/scssSubmitted 12 months agoContinued development
Working on this project allowed me to use grid for the first time. After learning enough to attempt a semi-competent application in a responsive layout I can agree that more experience with grid can allow the development of interesting product cards. Additionaly, I used absolute positioning for the first time. This tool can allow for unorthodox placement of elements in the DOM and I will be using it in the future.
Newsletter: We're the Ad You'll Want to See
#bulma#pure-cssSubmitted about 1 year agoIn future projects I would like to get more experience creating mobile friendly designs as well as leveraging existing libraries to solve problems and create seamless applications. In passing, I would appreciate understanding how to vertically align bullet points with their parent text.
Recipe: Gordon Ramsey's Private Stash
Submitted over 1 year agoI would like to use my domain name for multiple projects and set up each project as a separate GitHub repository with GitHub Pages. Help organizing each project file into subdirectories within each repository and then, being able to access each project via its respective subdirectory under my domain name, would be greatly appreciated.
Ex:
- geobold.dev/project1
- geobold.dev/project2
- geobold.dev/project3.