@michyking
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@erenymo
@michyking
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@erenymo
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Hi Thereπ
Congratulations to finish the project, it looks pretty good!π
BUTβ
Like most coders that I reviewed their solutions, you missed an important detail while doing this project. The leap year algorithm has critical role while calculating the age correctly.Basically, we care the leap year whether February will be 28 or 29 days in this project. Please check this website to have an idea how to calculate the leap year and please integrate it into your code.
Except this little but critical bug, you did a great job! Have fun and keep coding !π₯π
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@flaviogp
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Hi there π, Iβm Flavio and this is my solution for this challenge. π
π οΈ Built With:
HTML5 CSS3 JavaScript
Any suggestions on how I can improve and reduce unnecessary code are welcome!
Thank you. πβοΈ
@erenymo
Posted
Hi Thereπ
Congratulations for giving a chance to the project and trying your best.! π₯
Here are some my suggestions :
Except those, you did a great job πͺ! Have fun and keep codingπ₯π
@rugarcia25
Submitted
I have learned a lot about native CSS measurement units and it has also improved my logic in JavaScript.
I am very happy with the finished work.
If you could give me feedback, I would greatly appreciate it.
@erenymo
Posted
Hi There π
Congratulations, good done !πͺ
Here is a little bug on your JS Logic :
Except this little bug, you did a great job! Have fun and keep coding ππ₯
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@Patixi
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Javascrip: I would like to simplify the 5 functions with an event ( "click") in just one if is posible. Could you help me with that?
Thanks a lot to everyone who spend time on reading me!!
@erenymo
Posted
Hi Patriciaπ
To solve your problem, please look at event delegation concept.
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@williamsuryap
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@erenymo
Posted
Hi Thereπ
Congratulations on your first step towards Frontend Mentor projects π₯³! By these projects, you will become more confident and practice your coding skills.πͺπ»
In order to clear your confuses:
Great job dude, have fun and keep coding π
@anacarolinaks
Submitted
Is my code following best practices? Could you give me tips
@erenymo
Posted
Hi π
Congrats to finish your first challenge on Frontend Mentor!
At the beginning of your roadmap, do not care how to write clean code while you just learning the fundamentals of the language.Give your attention to understanding the concepts. You should take care when you have confidence and hands-on experiences.
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This will increase the accesibility and SEO of your website.Therefore, your code is also looks niceπ. Have fun and keep coding π
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@Patixi
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Do you see necesary to put the image and text into the divs, So i can put style directly to the div? Or is it better to do it with out it so the code is cleaner? thanks!
first challenge!!
@erenymo
Posted
Hi Patriciaπ
First of all, welcome to the Frontend Mentor and congratulations to finish your first challengeπ₯³π! By these projects, you will practice your web development skills so much and gain hands-on experiences. πͺ
To answer your question:
No, it is not necessary to put the image and text into the divs everytime. Actually, it depends on the situation. If you . Sometimes divs can help you to style your components easily while working with flexbox or grid. If you know what you're doing, this won't cause much confusion for you. You will be confident when you build more projects.
What is more, please do some search about css units. At the beginning, there is no problem to use px unit while writing css to cover the fundamentals of the css BUT it will cause some responsive problems in the future.
You did a great job, have fun and keep codingπ₯π
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@Jaweki
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@erenymo
Posted
Hi thereπ
Overall, the solution looks good and fits on design but there is some lack of javascript :).
Before starting your project, reading Brief section of the project may give you more opportunities and get most out of the Frontend Mentor projects. These projects are valuable chance to practice and gain hands-on experiences.
Have fun and keep coding π₯π
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@thomasraiter
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I'm having trouble centralizing, how can I avoid making mistakes again?
@erenymo
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Hi there π
Firstly, congratulations to give a chance to finish this project.
It is impossible not to make mistakes, we faces problems everytime and this is natural. Important point is think about how to solve issues during the coding process.
To solve and avoid making same mistakes again, here are some suggestions by me :
I hope it will helpful for you.
Have fun and keep coding ππ
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@iAmTheError
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My first challenge pls write feedback of what you think
@erenymo
Posted
Hi thereπ
First of all, welcome to the Frontend Mentor Community !π₯
You will face many problems and bugs while building your projects and this will force you to solve problems and fix bugs. This is the most powerful way of how to learn coding along !
Lets start with some suggestions :
You are at the beginning of the road and there is so much things to learn. Never give up and keep coding πππ
@Abdullahi-abdiaziz
Submitted
that`s age calculator app in js
@erenymo
Posted
Hi coder π
Congratulations to finish another Frontend Mentor Project!
The design looks very nice.
Rather than design, I found some bugs in your JS Logic to calculate the age.
To reach out more information about leap year algorithm, you can click here!
Have fun and keep coding ππππ
@simokitkat
Submitted
I would appreaciate any feedback on how i can improve my code.
@erenymo
Posted
Hi there π
This is a very well solution, it really fits on design and hover effects are pleasing to the eyes. π
I really liked the project but here is a little bug on the logic.
You can handle this little bug too.
In a nutshell, very well-done project, keep coding ππ
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