static job listings using react and css - any tips welcome

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  Fayaz•380

  @fayax555Posted over 2 years ago

  Take a look at CSS modules. It creates local CSS instead of global. With this approach, conventions like BEM become unnecessary.

  To use it with React, change the file name to someComponent.module.css. and import it in your files like `import styles from './someComponent.module.css'.

  And use it in your classname. <section className={styles.filterbox}>.

  If you have any more questions reply to this comment.

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  pedro yure nogueira da silva•70

  @nogyuuuPosted over 2 years ago

  @fayax555 thank you so much! Your comment is VERY helpful

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  Fayaz•380

  @fayax555Posted over 2 years ago

  @nogyuuu You're welcome.

  I notice you're using class-based components in React. It's a bit outdated. React now encourage to use functional components with hooks.

  If you look at the new React documentation website, they use hooks rather than classes.

  Also, why did you use fetch for a local file which you can import directly? Is it for practice?

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