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Submitted about 1 year ago

REST Countries API using Nuxt and Nuxt UI

nuxt, tailwind-css
Heurtault Aubin•70
@Sixpacks123
A solution to the REST Countries API with color theme switcher challenge
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What specific areas of your project would you like help with?

Hello,

I'm relatively new to using Nuxt, and I must say, I'm genuinely enjoying learning more about this powerful framework. Although I'm just starting out, I've quickly grown to appreciate the structure and capabilities that Nuxt offers, which have been both challenging and exciting to explore.

As I continue on this learning journey, I'm particularly interested in receiving feedback on how I manage data and the lifecycle of the app. I understand there's much more to learn and many ways to optimize my current practices. Any insights or suggestions on how I could improve data handling, enhance the lifecycle hooks, or better structure my code within the Nuxt environment would be greatly appreciated. I'm eager to learn from your expertise and improve my skills further.

Thank you for taking the time to review my project. I look forward to your constructive feedback and hope to incorporate your suggestions into my future projects!

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