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  • vijaya•240
    @Vijaya03Posted over 2 years ago

    Great work Edozie. If you want , you could use Google fonts to match with the design font- family. And you could add the functionality such that when you click on any task then there is a stroke tag appearing on the task .

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  • Fraser Watt•1,790
    @fraserwatSubmitted over 2 years ago

    Did the frontend for this a while ago but never got round to publishing because I couldn't work out how to get the front end to communicate properly with the back end. Went back to this after getting my first full stack app working earlier!

    Backend in separate repo here: https://github.com/fraserwat/vuengo-todo-list-backend

    Any ways I could have improved this v much appreciated!!

    Todo List with Backend Task Data and Drag&Drop ☝

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    vijaya•240
    @Vijaya03Posted over 2 years ago

    Great work with vue Fraser. You could remove the checkbox inside the input field. And also if you further want to add drag and drop feature then you can use open source libraries like react-beautiful-dnd . It will give nice look just in few lines of code.

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  • amichno•220
    @amichnoSubmitted over 2 years ago

    Hello! This is my firs app build with RACT and i had a problem with showing orange icon above the basket. When I add some stuff to basket It shows immidiately(i use the state to trigger rerendering), but when I delete product from the basket(component that delete the basket is too remote to use the same state as before). I need to click somewhere else to make the component refresh. Is it possible to make it show with out useing REDUX?

    REACT, SCSS, JSX

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    vijaya•240
    @Vijaya03Posted over 2 years ago

    Hello amichno , Congrats on the first react project You could try using functionals components and use react hooks . There is a hook named useContext . It will help you update state inside nested components easily.

    All the best

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  • vijaya•240
    @Vijaya03Posted over 2 years ago

    Great work on the ecommerce website.

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  • vijaya•240
    @Vijaya03Posted over 2 years ago

    Website Looks great.. You could add cursor:pointer to all the clickable portions. Also font family is slightly different from what is given in the figma file. you can use google fonts for that.

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  • vijaya•240
    @Vijaya03Posted over 2 years ago

    Well done ... Card looks good You could wrap your content inside <main> tag.

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