Frontend Developer. Passionate about programming, coffee and new technologies.
I am learning to be a FullStack Developer at Freecodecamp and The Odin Project.
@LjCodes@michaelkprk@ggwhiting And even if you use Tailwind 4, it insists on creating a tailwind.config.js 😂 configuration file when in the latest version everything is done in the globals.css of Next.js
@LjCodes@michaelkprk@ggwhiting Don't worry, most of them still think the stable version of Tailwind is 3.4 and the stable version of React is 18. Life is faster than their context updates...
@michaelkprk If all names are strings you have access at the autocomplete for string methods but y if one of the values is undefined you will have a Typescript error because each value is inferred and typescript detect that the value could be string | undefined
⌚ ¿Alguien recuerda el clásico CASIO F-91W? ¡Pues lo he diseñado sólo con CSS! ¡Sin imágenes ni JS!
✅ `clip-path` para recortes personalizados
✅ `linear-gradient` para simular brillos y formas
✅ Usamos una tipografía de 7 segmentos
✅ Javascript para gestión en tiempo real de la hora
✅ `border-radius` de 8 parámetros
💖 ¿Qué te parece?
JavaScript’s map, reduce, and filter are powerful array methods that make your code cleaner & more efficient!
Here’s how they work (with examples) 👇🧵
Hello, how are you? I just finished the Shopping Cart project with React. #theodinproject#100DaysOfCode
Links here 👇
✅Code: https://t.co/ZGEq66fMGN
✅Live: https://t.co/ENeFPEiHis
@michaelkprk It is not an error as such. Tomorrow I will pass productQuantity as a prop from the parent Cart component to the ShoppingList child component so I can render it correctly. Very well seen Michael✨💥
@michaelkprk On second thought, tomorrow I'll change it to the way you suggest. Perhaps it is easier for the common user and therefore more accessible to everyone. Thanks for the appreciation. 👍😉
@michaelkprk Hey Michael, how are you? I did this on purpose. Actually on the cart render page I show how many products there are of each type and on the cart logo in the navigation bar the total number of items there are. Maybe I could have implemented it as you say, it is also a good option