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Hi community, This is the first project that I've build using JavaScript. Please share feedback if you have any. I would love to hear that and make the improvements. I want to enhance my Javascript knowledge and that's why can you please suggest which other project should I go with now? Thank you!
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- @SamehCodePosted 12 months ago
nice my friend but why use alert or prompt it seems ugly um , dunno . but nice work anyway. how long u learn programming ? and what is your resources my friend i want to upgrade my js skills more and more
Marked as helpful1@subodh16728Posted 12 months ago@SamehCode Thank you. I used alert so that user should know why he/she can't submit the form. I am learning programming from Third year of engineering and the resources I use are not fixed like I watch some youtube videos, go to stackoverflow for any doubts I have or refer to the official documentations. Basically I just browse over the internet until I found the resource which could help me with the issue I'm having. Well I also want to upgrade by JS skills and for that I will be creating a landing page and along with that for the next project I will be using Chakra UI as well. Let's see how it goes
0@SamehCodePosted 12 months ago@subodh16728 good luck my friend , have u learned sass , github , and maybe bootstrap ?
0@subodh16728Posted 12 months ago@SamehCode I know github and bootstrap but yet to learn saas
0@SamehCodePosted 12 months ago@subodh16728 sass is like css with magic sass = ( syntactically awesome style sheets) , you can use programming concepts with it in css , it's pre processor , css with super powers . good luck my friend
1@subodh16728Posted 12 months ago@SamehCode I would definitely try in my next project friend. Thank you
0 - @Zy8712Posted 12 months ago
Your site looks pretty good and works as expected. The only main thing I'd change is how you implemented Tailwind. I personally would've just used Tailwind CDN to import it and then just add to a separate style.css for my custom css. Alternatively, I would've just used npm to install Tailwind so that I would have the tailwind.config file.
Besides that, I would say that if you tweaked a couple of your text sizes and font weights a bit, its pretty much one for one to the original design. Nice work 👍
Marked as helpful0@subodh16728Posted 12 months ago@Zy8712 Thank you Bryan.
I'll keep these things in mind in upcoming projects/
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