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Submitted over 1 year ago

Age Calculator App [React.js, Responsive]

react, bem
Alyfer Jacobsen•450
@AlyferJT
A solution to the Age calculator app challenge
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Hi there, this one i struggled XD... I made this with what i learned this last week, so i wanted to challenge myself with some more difficulty. I really liked the result, besides there is things that i could do better, and would really aprecciate every feedback. Thanks.

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  • Arne•1,140
    @Dudeldups
    Posted over 1 year ago

    Hello!

    Very nice result including the JS logic to count the date. I just see one thing to improve:

    You're setting the color in the style attribute with JS. It'd be better to just add another class to the className, because inline-styles are harder to maintain especially in a bigger project. This way, you'd also have all your CSS in one place and don't have to search 'Why is my text red?' ( -> Always think about your future self... and other developers looking through your code) 😄

    Oh and you forgot to connect the labels to the inputs (also input tags are self-closing, no need to add a closing tag)

    Overall, very well done! 👏

    Marked as helpful

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