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    Hello fellow developers. This is my third solution. I chose the Planets Facts Site challenge. I decided to practice my React skills to build it. This was my first pass to get it up and running. I plan on doing some significant refactoring and breaking down it down into smaller components. In the meantime I wanted to get this submitted and posted. I'm open to any feedback, comments or suggestions for improvement.

    Thanks and happy coding...

    Steven Abaco http://www.stevenabaco.dev

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    Hello fellow developers,

    This is my second challenge I completed. I loved building it. I decided to keep it simple and just used HTML, CSS and vanilla Javascript. In retrospect I think it would have been a fun project to build with React since there are a duplication in code for the same components. With React I could have created a class and just passed in the required props. I probably will refactor with React at some point in time.

    I do have a question for anyone else who also built this project. I could not figure out a way to use a gradient fill using "Border-Top" for the Instagram component. How did you do it? I just have a simple solid fill but curious how to get the three color gradient fill.

    Anyway, I hope you like my solution. I'm open to any feedback, comments or recommendations. I'm here to learn and help other developers on the same journey.

    Thanks and Happy Coding!

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    Hello fellow Developers,

    This is my first challenge with Frontend Mentor. I singed up to practice my coding skills on real projects and have something to prove I've got the skills. Also to help out other developers on the same learning track.

    I built this component using plain HTML and CSS. Built with Mobile First design process. Only added one @media query point at 768px.

    If anyone has time to review and let me know what they think and any recommendations on improvement I would greatly appreciate it. I'm always interested in ways to improve and welcome any feedback from the community.

    Thanks and looking forward to your feedback and comments!