REST Countries API with color theme switcher

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  BrovoJD•190

  @Jaheim-DouglasPosted about 1 year ago

  As a beginner at HTML, CSS and javascript I marvel at your work and hope to get as good as you keep up the good work

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  Caramello•180

  @BuzzFizzerPosted about 1 year ago

  @Jaheim-Douglas

  Thank you so much for the morale boost! Just remember to code a bit every day, even if it's just for an hour. Sooner than you think, you'll not only catch up to me but might even be better. Keep being awesome!

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  Gabr22•280

  @MohamedGabr20233Posted over 1 year ago

  your work is magnificent, do u have any advice for a beginner like me who only know html and css (not advance ) and learning JS

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  Caramello•180

  @BuzzFizzerPosted over 1 year ago

  @MohamedGabr20233

  Thank you for your kind words. It makes me really happy when someone takes the time to leave me a positive comment.

  Here's some valuable advice for a beginner that I personally wish I took more seriously when starting my journey:

  • Start with the Basics: Begin by getting a solid grasp on the fundamental concepts of JavaScript, such as variables, data types, and basic control structures like if statements and loops. These foundational concepts will serve as your building blocks for more advanced topics.

  • Hands-on Practice: Apply what you learn by working on small projects. Create interactive buttons, experiment with form validation scripts, or try your hand at simple animations. Practical experience is key to reinforcing your understanding.

  • Explore Online Resources: Take full advantage of the wealth of online resources available to you. From interactive coding platforms to instructive video tutorials and comprehensive documentation, there's something to cater to every learning style. I personally used freecodecamp's javascript course.

  • Learn by Doing: Remember, true comprehension comes from putting concepts into action. Write code, tinker with it, and don't be afraid to make mistakes. Mistakes are stepping stones to growth and learning.

  • Progress to Complexity: As you become more comfortable with the basics, gradually delve into more complex topics like functions, objects, and asynchronous programming (including promises and callbacks). These skills are crucial for creating dynamic and responsive web applications.

  Above all, the most important advice is to persevere. Learning these skills takes time and effort. If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out to me on Discord. I'm here to help.

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  Mehmet Akif AKKUŞ•170

  @mehmetakifakkusPosted over 1 year ago

  Congratulations for completing this challenge!

  I loved what you added as additional features, I especially will give AutoAnimate a chance in one of my future projects.

  • In my project I added storing the latest search value and filter value when you visit the country detail and go back to the main page. It uses URL search params. You may think adding this as a feature. link if you want to visit

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  Caramello•180

  @BuzzFizzerPosted over 1 year ago

  @mehmetakifakkus

  Thank you for your kind words. Regarding AutoAnimate, I highly recommend considering it, as it brings substantial value to a website with minimal effort. Moreover, they offer excellent support for all major front-end frameworks.

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