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    Space tourism app with React router

    #animation#react#react-router#sass/scss
    • HTML
    • CSS
    • JS

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    This project was a real challenge for me. I am new to React, but in this challenge i wanted to test out the react router. It really simplifies jumping from one page to another without rendering new html page. Tried animations library called ** "framer-motion"**. Also easy to work with, and it's nice when u can easily animate mounting and unmounting components with <AnimatePresence>

    I learned a lot working on this project, helped me to grasp some of the core react principles. Looking forward to learn more about react.

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    I found literally everything difficult in this challenge. I've built like 5 different apps with different approaches but this one seemed to be the best (and only one working).

    I tried implementing adjacentHTML but found it really hard to animate, so it was not so smooth. After that i decided to create todo element in js and append it to the list already created in DOM with document fragment. I read somewhere that doc fragment can result with better performance since the doc fragment is in memory and not part of the DOM tree itself.

    If anyone has any comments on how to improve something, I'm all ears :D

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    I learned a lot from this project. First of all, I had some issues with the theme switcher. Didn't know what the best approach is so I had to investigate and read a lot of articles but eventually I got there. Also added 'prefers-color-scheme' which sets theme depending on users operating system setting or user agent setting.

    Calculator logic in JS was also a lot of work. I am proud of successfully adding user input to the calculator. So u can do all operations with just a keyboard. Also added 'toLocaleString' which I encountered for the first time. It's a nice hack to separate numbers with commas to make it look like a real calculator.

    Overall it was a challenging project and I had a lot of fun working on it! :)

    If anyone wants to check this calculator out, and leave some comments, it would be awesome!

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    Tip calculator

    • HTML
    • CSS
    • JS

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    Even tho it looked like an easy challenge, i had lil trouble with HTML markup and then adding interaction with JS. First i used inputs as 'tip percentages' but i found it hard to get accessible, then i changed them to buttons so it was a lil bit easier. I am still learning JS so, if someone could give a look if its all good and what can i do to improve, that would be awesome

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    It has been a while since i coded. So i'm a little rusty but i will get back in shape soon. Quite new at using node_modules and packages. I hope someone can review this and give some guidelines since it's been long and i had to google 50% of stuff i used to know. Anyway, any comments are welcomed :)

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    Had a little problem with theme switching solution so i had to search how to implement it. I used SCSS for this and reassign variables to make it switchable on click. Used GRID and FLEXBOX in this challenge. Made it keyboard accessible and responsive. Hope it all works well, happy to hear some feedback :)

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    Hi again, finished this project. I wonder if someone can take a look. Any feedback would be appreciated, thanks :)

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    So i've completed this landing page challenge. First time doing SCSS and i love it. Since its my first time doing it, can i get some feedback about it? would be nice to hear some insights of what did i do wrong or can save lines with something or anything really :D

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    Hi all, just finished sign up form with js validation, it took a while but i managed to do it ! if someone can take a look at let me know what can i do to improve it , i am all ears :) have a nice day

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    i dont know why on solution its not the same as design, but when u preview site live with vercel, it looks closer to design....can someone check if its only on my client or yours also. by different i mean look at the h1, "soon !" part is not bold, but when u preview site, it is...

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    hi guys, completed this challenge with submit form, if someone can take a look at it, and give some advice or feedback in general, would be awesome, thank you :)

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    hi, just finished this project. i did it but i feel that i am doing something wrong, like there are so simpler solutions, and i complicate things. maybe if someone can take a look at the code and give me some guidance. i would appreciate it

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    Finished this single price grid layout, i would be really happy if someone can check it out and comment what i can do better, or to shorten code, or anything really. Until next time, keep on coding !

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    Hello again, i just finished my 3rd project here, i am starting to really like this site, it makes me to code more and practice more, and its fun :D so please leave a comment and let me know what can i do to improve myself