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  • Aleš Zima•420
    @EsosekSubmitted 4 months ago
    What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

    This project encourages as an extra challenge to add automated tests. I deep dived into learning it properly and applied unit and integration tests that I'm proud of.

    I also never used keyframe animations before because Tailwind makes basic animations easy. But I decided to refresh my knowledge and applied some animations to cart items adding / removing and I played a little bit with the add to cart button. Very nice project and I loved working on it. Initially I spent around 4.5hours but then I started learning testing and sinked 10+ hours into this.

    I'm a little bit disappointed by using Context API for state management and it's performance on mobile devices. Will probably use a 3rd party library next time.

    What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

    The main issue I faces was making Jest and react-testing-library work with TypeScript. There should be an easy way to do this but few things must be configured so I spent a lot of time tinkering with it and finally solved it. A lot of packages are needed for this :(

    Desserts eshop using Next, React and TailwindCSS

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    Adeolu Miracle•390
    @OGBENI-NGPosted 3 months ago

    You did great work. I looked into your code to see how you implemented the animation for adding items to the cart and when deleting items from the cart. It helped me add animation to my project.

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  • Levin Bänninger•40
    @levinbaenningerSubmitted 10 months ago

    Hi there,

    In this project I have learned a lot, as I'm rather new to JavaScript. In this project I learned a ton about selectors in JavaScript such as nextElementSibling or children[i].

    I had a lot of fun building this project. Feedback would be appreciated! 😍

    Repsonsive FAQ Accordion [Vanilla CSS and JS] 🤩

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    Adeolu Miracle•390
    @OGBENI-NGPosted 10 months ago

    Good job! I like the transition. To prevent the answer text overflow, you need to use overflow-x-hidden in the parent of the answer or the answer itself.

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