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I have used vuejs and scss. I appreciate if you would give me the feedbacks for my work. Thanks!
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- @grace-snowPosted almost 4 years ago
Hi Sergey, Curious as to why you've chosen Vue js for this one tbh? Seems like a very small challenge for such a big framework. Nothing wrong with that, just wondering why?
This looks pretty nice viewing on my mobile phone, except your font family is serif for the stats at the moment.
Looking at the code, it's more usual in vue or any component based framework to keep the styles with the component, so not sure why you've done it this way. Your scss is nested really deep at the moment which is increasing specificity and will cause a lot of problems in bigger projects.
I would advise doing some simple html css js challenges next, using scss and really leveraging the cascade for things like font family which can be defined high up as a global Style and will be inherited by everything else. Doing more of that foundational stuff will really help accelerate your skills when you then return to vue js again.
I hope that all makes sense and is helpful to you. Best of luck with it and happy Christmas (and happy coding) ☺
2@sergey-anishchenko2000Posted almost 4 years ago@grace-snow Thanks for your attention and feedback. I know doing this challenge with html css js is easy and appropriate. I finished the first challenge with html, css and js. So in the second challenge i didn't want to repeat working with html, css and js. I could this without using vuejs. I will consider your comment in the next challenge. I am really thankful for your feedback. Happy Christmas and enjoy your holiday! I appreciate if you would give me the feedback in the next challenge, too.
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