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This challenge defeated me :), I did as many interactions as I could but I obviously dont know react well enough to pull it off :). I will come back to this challenge when I will learn a bit more about state and hooks. I will appreciate any tips on how to fix deleteReply function so that it only removes deeply nested reply instead of overwriting whole "comments" part of my DUMMY_DATA. :) cheers

On this challenge I learned a lot about Leaflet and IP Geolocation API. As a bonus I added some form of basic validation to input. I am always open to feedback, I especially would like to know if my Fetch related functions are OK or did I made any major mistakes there.

This was soooo much more time consuming than I thought it would be. Getting all those elements as close to design as I could took me a lot of time :). I am very pleased with the outcome. On this project I learned a bit about dropdowns. I also tried to use BEM naming convention properly. I hope I did a good job.

I did it to refresh my memory on grid span / grid area.

I have added a little animation to the dice button. The only problem I have encountered is that when button is clicked twice too fast, fetch returns the same response. I am new to this and I am wondering if there is a way to improve this.

This is my take on Fylo storage challenge. I added custom animations to the bar and values. I also added some simple logic to make adjusting storage taken/storage left way easier. I also added some custom logic that makes background stretch on very wide screens but keep aspect when possible. I am always open for criticism, there is a lot I can probably improve in terms of semantic html, and accessibility.

In this project I have focused on BEM naming convention. Any tips appreciated.

I would appreciate any tips on how to structure project like this to make it ready for commercial use . What I struggle with the most is how structure data which will be loaded after submitting the form. Should I use innerHTML to render new data as much as possible, or maybe prepare whole templates and swap them. I am also wondering what could I improve in terms of accessibility. I would also appreciate tips regarding any critical mistakes I might have committed.