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  Brian Schooler• 440

  @superschooler

  Submitted over 1 year ago

  I seem to be getting the hang of JavaScript, but with more complexity comes more disorganization in the code. I tried to keep it simple by breaking down functions into smaller functions, but then it's easier to insert errors in the code or mistakenly repeat yourself (and then forget to change something...).

  So, my question to you - what principals and practices do you use to keep your code neat and organized right from the beginning?

  Any other feedback on my project is always appreciated!

  

  Rock Paper Scissors Game - Built w/ Tailwind CSS

  #tailwind-css#bem

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  PRECIOUS ORITSEDERE• 120

  @PreciousOritsedere

  Posted over 1 year ago

  This looks so good !

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  Nishchay vastrakar• 70

  @Nishchayvs

  Submitted almost 2 years ago

  your any feedback is welcome

  

  1st-attempt-product-preview-card-component-main

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  PRECIOUS ORITSEDERE• 120

  @PreciousOritsedere

  Posted almost 2 years ago

  This looks really good. Well done. However, the color is different from the design and you didn't insert the image. I'd be happy to help

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  Louisan TCHITOULA• 170

  @LTOssian

  Submitted almost 2 years ago

  • How did you handle the positioning of each element ?
  • How did you implement the hover { with a blue background and the view-icon showing} on the image-equilibrium ? [UPDATE : I managed to do it, you can check it out]

  

  NFT Card Component using HTML and SCSS (Sass)

  #sass/scss#accessibility

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  PRECIOUS ORITSEDERE• 120

  @PreciousOritsedere

  Posted almost 2 years ago

  I gave the container a max-width: 350px; margin: 0 auto; For the other elements, you can check my GitHub link: https://github.com/PreciousOritsedere/NFT-Preview-Card-Component to see the code. Please don't forget to give me a star :)

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