i could not get the inputs tie to the upper and lower to get the password. but i keep written codes until i got it.
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newsletter-sign-up-with-success-message-main JS CSS HTML
PSubmitted 6 months agoHelp me write cleaner code.
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- P@Richard1876Submitted 3 months agoWhat challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?P@nimrodEDEPosted 3 months ago
nice job with everything ! make sure that there isnt any overflow in your app . functionality wise, everything works as intended , the only issue i can see is the text handling .
Marked as helpful0 - @tiedej2000Submitted 3 months agoP@nimrodEDEPosted 3 months ago
One thing , let the users choose the inputs in which order they want . At first i thought that the site wasnt working .. keep that in mind
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- @Raptor0x1Submitted 6 months agoWhat are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
During this challenge I found a way to be more productive and learn at a faster pace which works for me. Feeling Proud.
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?Challenges I faced :
- Didn't know how to import form data to JS object
- Regular expression for validating
- Tried using third party library(validator.js) for validation in Vanilla JS
How did I overcame them?
- Learned a lot from the FreeCodeCamp's article about form
- I did play around with Regular Expression but I just copy pasted the RegEx for email. So Now I'm going to learn more about RegEx.
- I tried hard using validator.js but at the end didn't used it. So if anyone have any helpful resources please do share.
- Anything which will make the code better.
- When the email is invalid the color of the text remains red when I click on the form to reenter the email.
- I feel like I have traverse many html nodes in the code. Is it normal to bring so many nodes based on the size of the challenge.
- Some useful resources for using validator.js or any other third party library for validation in Vanilla JS.
- P@MattPahutaSubmitted about 3 years agoWhat are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?
Going back to this challenge after more than two years was a journey. There are so many areas of my code I found that I'd over-engineered or overly complicated. I didn't fix everything that should be updated, but revising this project was immensely useful for focusing on more straightforward markup and code and seeing where I've grown.
P@nimrodEDEPosted 6 months agoWow !
I have a lot to learn from you , your approach is very straight forward and simple . i think i need to take a strong look at it and learn thank you
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