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  • Samir•420
    @ryuzaki979Posted almost 3 years ago

    Great Job

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  • Marcos•95
    @marcosfsousaSubmitted about 3 years ago

    I wanted to start practicing with JSON and the Fetch API and with this challenge I got just what I wished for.

    What seemed another head scratcher at first with heaps of lines of JS code resulted in a quite simple few lines with a forEach() function. Nonetheless, I've seen here much more elegant solutions for this challenge.

    There is room for improvement as always!

    I appreciate your time to look at my code, critique and help in any way possible.

    Obrigado.

    time tracking dashboard app with local JSON, Fetch API, Async/Await

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    Samir•420
    @ryuzaki979Posted about 3 years ago

    You did great. Here is my solution for this challenge https://www.frontendmentor.io/solutions/time-tracking-dashboard-h4WS8J_gO

    have a look.

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  • alynaug•120
    @alynaugSubmitted about 3 years ago

    This is my first solution using JavaScript. It was very challenging for me. Any feedback would be great! I added a little animation just for fun XD

    Mobile first design with flexbox.

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    Samir•420
    @ryuzaki979Posted about 3 years ago

    you can show one and hide except the active links easily like this. const faqs = document.querySelectorAll('.accordion__faq') faqs.forEach(faq=>{ faq.addEventListener('click',()=>{ faq.classList.toggle('active') faqs.forEach(item=>{ if(faq!= item){ item.classList.remove('active') } }) }) })

    I also did this projects. Here is my solution: https://www.frontendmentor.io/solutions/faqaccordioncard-oaerihiiF

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  • Samir•420
    @ryuzaki979Posted about 3 years ago

    Thanks man. Its a great help.

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