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Hello!
I'm curious to learn more about form validation and how I could avoid hard-coding as I just did. I'm thinking about the map method
. Anyways it was fun and I enjoyed playing with animations
Community feedback
- @GrzywNPosted over 2 years ago
Great job, I like the moving label/placeholder a lot! 👏
If you are starting with Sass/SCSS, make sure to try out Parcel. It's really easy to get started with this bundler. You basically just init a npm project, install the parcel dependency, start the dev server and then you can import your sass file directly in the HTML. More than that, if you modify code, the browser will auto refresh and there is no need for a extra extensions. At the end you can build your project and minify it for the deploy.
Some videos/articles which helped me and which might help you too:
- Stop using an extension to compile Sass
- Must Know JavaScript Bundler - Parcel
- The Parcel Bundler - A SUPER Easy JavaScript Bundler for your Projects
- 8 Tips to Help You Get the Best out of Sass
- 10 Time-Saving CSS Tips I Learned the Hard Way When Using Sass
- Sass Guidelines
To practice
map
,filter
,reduce
,sort
,split
,join
JS methods and some more advanced features of SCSS like loops I recommend checking out the freeCodeCamp curriculum - mainlyJavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures Certification
andFront End Development Libraries Certification
. You can practice them too on Codewars.comHave a nice day and keep coding! 😁
Marked as helpful2@FabzusPosted over 2 years agoHello @GrzywN,
As always your inputs are always a great help. I will for sure check out those amazing lectures and Parcel sounds really neat too.
Have a great day and keep inspiring people.
With great respect, Balog Alin
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