use react for filtering list and react router dom also design in css

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-> here i find difficulty for mobile responsiveness through i have tried but i don't yet make it accurate -> if anything need to change please give me feedback it will helpful for me
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- @felipestefani
Despite the css gap, the project get very nice!
All the logic seems to be perfect and the classes are bind dynamically, as I could see.
I don’t know if you know tailwind or bootstrap, but it helps a lot with the style.
I’kk let the links here to check it out: tailwind bootstrap
In my projects I’m coding all css as well, but now it’s my focus. If the idea is to code the project, this tools helps a lot!
Great job! I liked a lot 😉
Marked as helpful - @fazzaamiarso
Hi @sumyta12! Great job on your project!
I have some quick suggestion for you:
- It's better to set initial state in
useState
Initialization, rather than inuseEffect
.
const [joblist, setJoblisting] = useState([...Joblistingdata]); // initialize state here ✅
- In your urlParams
useEffect
, you can refactor it like this:
for (const [key, searchValue] of Object.entries(displaySearch)) { if (Array.isArray(searchValue)) { searchValue.forEach((value) => { urlParams.append(key, value); }); } else { urlParams.set(key, searchValue); } }
I hope it helps! Cheers!
Marked as helpful - It's better to set initial state in
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