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    Used react context hook to handle states and tailwindcss

    #accessibility#tailwind-css#typescript#vite#react
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    The most difficult thing for me was how to structure the states for each step component. Typescript is a new thing for me so I struggled a bit on how to define types for each state. This my first project using tailwindcss. I found it much easier and faster to style components and elements without worrying too much about class naming conventions and such.

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    ReactJs SCSS

    #accessibility#react#sass/scss
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    Flexbox, HTML5 Vanilla JS LeafletJs API GEOIP API Postcss fetch Api

    #accessibility#fetch#semantic-ui
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    • API

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    First time ever including & using an API (leafletJs) into a project. I really enjoyed reading through the API's official doc ressource. The most difficult part while building up this project was figuring out the correct pattern to use when checking up the inserted ip address by the end-user. That involved using regular expressions which was a first for me.

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    Gulp toolkit, sass, flexbox, css grid, vanilla js

    #accessibility#bem#fetch#gulp#sass/scss
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    The logic part is a bit messy and there's a lot to refactor in the logic side. There was a lot of DOM manipulation in there.