Not Found
Not Found
Not Found
Not Found
Not Found
Not Found
Not Found
Not Found
Not Found
Not Found
Not Found
Not Found
Not Found
Not Found
Not Found
Not Found
Not Found
Not Found
Not Found
Not Found

All comments

  • P
    tonia83731 130

    @tonia83731

    Submitted

    What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

    Finally learns how to use useContext in react

    What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

    I think for this project, styling is the biggest problem. I do try to use unset but found out didn't work, so I change all style and comes to the final result.

    What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

    Jumagobe 1,000

    @Jumanjigobez

    Posted

    Hey @tonia83731, Congrats on finishing this project it looks great. I also learnt use of Context have you tried out REDUX also, It is also the best and easy in managing of States on all components at once.

    Have a great Coding Day Maan....

    1
  • Jumagobe 1,000

    @Jumanjigobez

    Posted

    Hey, @riqqer Congrats for your successful completion of the challenge.

    It's Dope! Wonderful job.

    #Don't Give Up

    1
  • Jumagobe 1,000

    @Jumanjigobez

    Posted

    Hey, @Johannes-pries Congrats for your successful completion of the challenge.

    It's Dope! Wonderful job.

    #Don't Give Up

    0
  • P

    @justinconnell

    Submitted

    I decided to build this project using Vanilla JS and standard CSS3. I used web-components to break the page down into it's respective content areas:

    • Header
    • Preparation section
    • Ingredients section
    • Instructions section
    • Nutrition section

    Each component contains the relevant HTML and CSS for rendering the component and base CSS is homed in the root style.css file.

    Jumagobe 1,000

    @Jumanjigobez

    Posted

    Hey, @justinconnell Congrats for your successful completion of the challenge.

    It's Dope! Wonderful job.

    #Don't Give Up

    0
  • @Ayoubrabiae

    Submitted

    I think the project is easy overall, but I didn't think that the project could be very helpful for me. I learned a lot to create this project, using a flowchart as an example.

    Jumagobe 1,000

    @Jumanjigobez

    Posted

    Hey @Ayoubrabiae,

    Loved your solution especially on the animation part but Can I kindly give a suggestion on a little adjustment on your code.

    I saw a lot of if conditions statements, which are not bad, but I would recommend you check on my Js code on this link -> here where I have used an object of inputs with their properties and looped through each by using the if condition statements. (This will enhance at least better readability and structure of your code)

    Hope this was Helpful :)

    Otherwise, you are doing a great job to grow in the field.

    Marked as helpful

    1
  • Muxammed 300

    @Muxammedzi

    Submitted

    Works with your localStorage. You can also Delete and Edit your tasks.

    Feedbacks are very much welcome. Thank you!

    Todo-App

    #bootstrap#sass/scss#jss

    1

    Jumagobe 1,000

    @Jumanjigobez

    Posted

    Hey, @Muxammedzi Congrats for your successful completion of the challenge. Loved the Idea of LocalStorage. It is a dope idea maan :)

    0
  • Jumagobe 1,000

    @Jumanjigobez

    Posted

    Sorry, I am unable to pass the phoneNumber field! Kindly check on that.

    Hope this will be helpful to counter check your code.

    0
  • Jumagobe 1,000

    @Jumanjigobez

    Posted

    Hey there Ivan,

    Congrats on finishing your first challenge :)

    I have seen you didn't try on adding the pattern images and also on the carousel section. You are free to check on my code for my solution I did a simple trick using css only to make the pattern images fit their position and also the carousel part.

    Click Here

    Otherwise, the solution is responsive that's great.

    Hope this will be helpful to you.

    Marked as helpful

    1
  • Jumagobe 1,000

    @Jumanjigobez

    Posted

    Hey @tahobbit11; Congratulation on completing this challenge but maybe if I could add sth.

    When the number is so large maybe if you could place the input box to have a css of overflow: scroll so that the number doesn't go outside the input box. input I tested with 6500000000000000000000000000000

    I inspected your code and the below is how you should have done on the input part:

    #input{
    width: 100%; /*to fit the wrapper container*/
    overflow: scroll; /*enable scroll when the input is so large*/
    
    }
    

    If the scrollbar is huge and looking bad you can add the following in your css:

    *::-webkit-scrollbar{/*the size of the scrollbar*/
    width: 5px;
    height: 5px;  
    }
    *::-webkit-scrollbar-track{
    background: rgba(0,0,0,0.2); /*the background color of the scroll track*/
    }
    *::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb{
    background: #fafafa; 
    }
    

    Sorry for the long text :) otherwise I hope this will be helpfull to you.

    Kudos and Happy Coding Bro.

    Marked as helpful

    1
  • Jumagobe 1,000

    @Jumanjigobez

    Posted

    Perfectly done bro, Keep Coding. I like the idea of how you placed the countries container into a scrollable mode :)

    0
  • Jumagobe 1,000

    @Jumanjigobez

    Posted

    Nice One Bhai keep on coding I like the way you made the hero picture be perfectly set, not like mine :)

    0
  • Jumagobe 1,000

    @Jumanjigobez

    Posted

    Congrats @hackerYuvrajSingh, I love how you were not confused with the colors not like me, but I had a suggestion maybe making the numbers greater than a thousand to have commas and that is easy (i.e 1,000).

    Just checked out your code in the index1.js inside the button.click(function()). there is a condition if (buttonElm === '='){ screen.value = eval(screenValue); // just add .toLocaleString() function and it will do for you :) }

    screen.value = eval(screenValue).toLocaleString();

    You can check out my solution also on this to check my code, but I was confused on the colors :)

    Otherwise, Kudos, Keep Coding Keep Pushing.

    Hope it was helpful :)

    Marked as helpful

    0
  • P
    Lisviks 690

    @Lisviks

    Submitted

    Todo App

    #mongodb#next#typescript#sass/scss

    1

    Jumagobe 1,000

    @Jumanjigobez

    Posted

    Wonderful, Love the use of Signing Up that's big thing maan, Thumbs Up

    Keep Coding Keep Smiling 😎

    1
  • Algirdas 390

    @AlgirdasU

    Submitted

    This is my first project with API, I am not sure if this is correct. I think I will have to rewrite some parts of this code. It can search for any IP address but I don't understand, how to search using domain.

    IP address tracker using JS

    #bem#fetch#sass/scss

    1

    Jumagobe 1,000

    @Jumanjigobez

    Posted

    Hey @AlgirdasU, Your solution looks great, I tried entering a domain, but it didn't go through.

    I just also viewed your question problem, it was also disturbing me, but I did a small trick with the URL of the Api, I would suggest if you can view my code on this challenge on my js script code you can find the url trick I placed.

    Otherwise, it's great and Hope this will be helpful.

    Marked as helpful

    1
  • Adriano 33,970

    @AdrianoEscarabote

    Submitted

    👨‍💻 Hello everyone.

    This was an excellent challenge to train and improve my knowledge with js! I tried to make my code as clean and readable as possible! If there's anything I can improve on this, I'd love to know!

    I added:

    • 👨‍💻 messages if fields are not filled in correctly!
    • 🎨 Added a loading animation while the page doesn't load!

    Feel free to leave comments on how I can improve my code.

    Thanks! 😊

    Tip calculator app w/ (HTML + SASS + JS) 👨‍💻

    #accessibility#bootstrap#sass/scss

    2

    Jumagobe 1,000

    @Jumanjigobez

    Posted

    I love the solution you did, but I have a suggestion as in, the Number of people you could have made it to be only whole numbers not a decimal like I tried placing 1.5 and it calculated, so the logic gets lost.

    I reviewed your index.html and I so on the input you place type="text", Maybe you can try it to be type="number" and check it out maybe :)

    Otherwise it is wonderful it calculates nicely only the logic of number of people doesn't make sense.

    Hope this will be helpful.

    Have a nice day coding, Don't Give Up :)

    Marked as helpful

    0
  • Jumagobe 1,000

    @Jumanjigobez

    Posted

    Hello Juanies I checked out your solution it was great but the submit button should not submit unless I have choosed a rate value.

    Through viewing of your script code in: submit.addEventListener('click', () =>{ tarjeta.style.display = 'none'; thanks.style.display = 'flex'; nota.textContent = ${value}}); In the above function I think you should have placed an if condition that checks if a rate is selected then proceed to thank card page else maybe alert or disable the button.

    Kindly checkout my solution on this challenge and check out my script code.

    Otherwise Hope this is Helpful and keep coding :)

    Marked as helpful

    1
  • Jumagobe 1,000

    @Jumanjigobez

    Posted

    Hello @Odo-Peter,

    I have just previewed your solution but it has a problem like the errors should not be displayed if the fields are not empty...

    I think you can check out my solution on this I did it well and hope it will be hopeful to you. Just understand the code on use of if and else statements...

    Other wise keep coding bro :)

    Marked as helpful

    0
  • Jumagobe 1,000

    @Jumanjigobez

    Posted

    I think your styles.css have not loaded up am only seeing the structure. Kindly checkout your code semantics and view the folder and subfolders of your styles.. Hope it will be helpful to you otherwise it is great keep coding bro :)

    0
  • Jumagobe 1,000

    @Jumanjigobez

    Posted

    Hello @Chromax-D,

    for the hero image maybe I suggest you checkout my solution code on this in my profile. In my style.css.

    Hope it will help you. Other wise keep coding bro.

    0
  • Jumagobe 1,000

    @Jumanjigobez

    Posted

    Hello @Yoryao, I just previewed your solution but you could have disabled the button until a rate is chosen. The user should not submit an empty rate from 1 to 5.

    I also checked your code and I would suggest maybe in your sendRating() function maybe you place an if condition to check the value of rating if it is not null then you proceed else you do something like either you alert telling the user to select a rate or disable the button from submitting.

    Hope it was helpful if you need more clarification on this don't hesitate just reply.

    Marked as helpful

    0
  • Jumagobe 1,000

    @Jumanjigobez

    Posted

    @mako542b Wow the trick of using transform is wonderful bro. Keep it up

    0
  • Jumagobe 1,000

    @Jumanjigobez

    Posted

    Hey @iyke-e, well done! your solution seems nice but there are some improvements which could be made...

    1. Your rating app should not render thank you block if user has not selected any rating.
    2. Rate button should not remain orange if user has change his/her rating i.e. when user select two ratings then both should not have same background-color.

    In order to solve the above two points you can add some code into your JavaScript and a little bit onclick attributes into your html circles part..

    I have done it to your code this is for html changes:

                <div class="button">
                    <button class="circle" onclick="active(1)"> 1 </button>
                    <button class="circle" onclick="active(2)"> 2 </button>
                    <button class="circle" onclick="active(3)"> 3 </button>
                    <button class="circle" onclick="active(4)"> 4 </button>
                    <button class="circle" onclick="active(5)"> 5 </button>
                </div>
                <button class="submit" onclick="submit()">Submit</button>
    <div class="counter ">
                    <p> You selected <span id="result"> </span> out of 5 </p>
                </div>
    
    

    Below is for the JavaScript:

    const numRating = document.querySelectorAll('.circle');
    const starRating = document.querySelector('.countingSec');
    const thankYou = document.querySelector('.thankYou');
    const numValue = document.querySelector('#result');
    let rate = " ";//The rate value will be stored here
    
    active = (x) => {//The function for the rate buttons when clicked
           for (let i = 1; i <= 5; i++) {//since rating is from 1 to 5 we are looping till 5
                    if(i==x){//If user input matches any rating
                           numRating[i-1].style.background = "hsl(25, 97%, 53%)";
                           numRating[i-1].style.color="white";
                    }else{//else do this
                          numRating[i-1].style.background= "var(--MediumGrey)"; 
                         numRating[i-1].style.color = "var(--LightGrey)";
                    }
        }
        rate = x; //rate value sets to value x
    }
    
    
    //Function for submit
    submit = () => {
                 if(rate!=" "){ //if user has selected any rating, only then do this
                         numValue.innerText = rate; 
                        starRating.hidden = true;
                        thankYou.hidden = false;
                   }else{//If user has not selected anything but clicked submit then you can do sth
                         alert("Kindly choose a rating value to proceed!");
                   }
    }
      
    

    :) Sorry for the long comment, hope it helped you to solve your issue otherwise keep coding and have a wonderful day.... .

    Marked as helpful

    0
  • Jumagobe 1,000

    @Jumanjigobez

    Posted

    Hey @Manik2375, you did it well may I kindly suggest on the population numbers part you can add in your htmlGenerator.js code <dd class="country__property-value">${population}</dd>

    you can add this ${population.toLocaleString()} to make it have comma separated values. Hope it helped otherwise keep coding bro :)

    Marked as helpful

    1
  • Tony 80

    @EngineerCookie

    Submitted

    Tried implementing accessibility for screen-readers. Don't know if it's working. Also, the numbers in the rating scale doesn't seem to be in the center.

    Jumagobe 1,000

    @Jumanjigobez

    Posted

    Hey @EngineerCookie Am seeing the rating buttons are okay. But maybe I would suggest you give the card a border radius maybe 12px to look the same as the design one. Otherwise hope it was helpful and keep coding bro.

    1