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Calculator App

react, typescript, tailwind-css
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Trần Thành Danh•1,500
@TranDanh1122
A solution to the Calculator app challenge
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What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

Hmm, i think this solution not good about logic, that my weakness, my brain cant do anything better than this logic, i dont know why, maybe im stupid or something. About layout and change theme, welcome any idea and comment. Feel free to feedback Have a nice day, thank you so much

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  • Ngouend raoul Gerard•700
    @BeinRain06

    Hye @TranDanh1122 ! While looking your profile on, I notice you have a lot of interesting projects.

    I tried to open the preview site of some of them like : calculator App , and Planet Face. But, unfortunately i couldn't see live github website.

    The same problem occurs to me , while trying to open my old deployed projects in github page.

    After having this spinning situation over times, i come to figure out that is a lot easier when using real web host server. I discover Vercel while browsing and seeing deployed projects in frontendmentor working with this tool.

    Vercel allows small config to start deploy front-end app for free, and on top of that it is fast.

    This host web server is developed by the author of NextJS and his team.

    Maybe you can give it a try !

    It will make many others see the real end-work projects you share, help you connect with others that does the same project than yours , or even get genuine feedbacks, ratings upon what others see coming from your skill.

    You can further subscribe to the paid version of vercel , if you wan more features. Especially when comes to mount and deploy a real full stack application.

    Intentionally said, i ain't trying to sell you something, though i see vercel useful for me and wanted to share this info with you.

    You might want considering add it to the final process that bring your web projects alive.

    Hope it all makes sense to you.

    Anyway i could just bring up the solution i have in mind , even if it isn't exactly pointing toward this particular project. But i hope it will be quite useful.

    While wishing you happy new years and happy coding , stay fit and take care of you @TranDanh1122.

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  • Ngouend raoul Gerard•700
    @BeinRain06

    @TranDanh1122 you app Coffeeroasters subscription site under the link :

    https://www.frontendmentor.io/solutions/coffeeroasters-subscription-site-3D-pmTGtuQ

    IS OPENING !

    Let me show you how i did it with your last project :

    Lauch Countdown Time

    Link:

    https://countdown-lovat-one.vercel.app/

    PLEASE: iMPORTANT !!!*

    Before ending my message, i want to tell you that i have explain all the process to you by sending you a pull request on your countdown project.

    Go to your Github account open the countdown project and you will see a new branch called branch/show-vercel-deploy created along with your main merge.

    Find and Click on a green button compare and merge request , something like that!, to be able to fully add the file README-2.md into your project.

    It will also remain part of your project if you do that, an you can through it any time you are missing a point in the deployment.

    I hope , you will be able now to easily deploy others projects using vercel.

    With That said . Have A Nice Day/Night and keep going on, you will become much good at it, - @TranDanh1122.

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