@DavidMorgade
Posted
Hey Evbowe, congrats on finishing the challenge! pretty good job, your API calls are working properly
Regarding your question, yes, you should try using a try catch block in your functions so if the API fails to load the data it will give you an error that will get catched, then with this error you can for example log it into the console, or display it on the screen, or return a error state... Million of posibilities.
Apart from that, try using a native <button> for the dice instead of a <div> it fits much better the purpouse, you could also add the event listener to the entire button, because right now is only working on the dice image.
Hope my feedback helps you! if you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask! great work
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@efecollins
Posted
@DavidMorgade Thank you very much. I'll make the changes soonest
@efecollins
Posted
@DavidMorgade Hi, thank you once again. I did as you advised but try catch block didn't catch the error instead I added a .catch(function(error)) {console.error(error)} to catch it and this worked.
I also corrected the dice and made it a button. Thank you very much.
