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Submitted almost 2 years ago

Rock-paper-scissors using css, flexbox, grid, javascript

Antonio Yago de Alencar•60
@yagodealencar
A solution to the Rock, Paper, Scissors game challenge
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En: Among the small projects I've done, this was the biggest so far. It has poor readability and could improve on naming divs. With it I could train scss, I used a little mixin and divided my css into modules. I managed to train the use of grid and strengthen the learning about DOM a little more. In summary, I trained a lot on some concepts and managed to identify numerous points that I have to improve. Maybe make some more changes to the code, as the result is not 100% the same as requested

Pt-Br Dentre os pequenos projetos que já fiz, esse foi o maior por enquanto. Ele está com uma legibilidade ruim e pode melhorar na nomeação de 'divs'. Com ele pude treinar scss, usei um pouco de mixin e dividi meu css em módulos. Consegui treinar o uso de grid e fortalecer um pouco mais o aprendizado sobre DOM. Em resumo treinei bastante alguns conceitos e consegui identificar inumeros pontos que tenho a melhorar. Talvez faça mais algumas alterações no código, já que o resultado não está 100% igual ao que era pedido

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