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Coding update
During the past month or so I've had less motivation which caused my pace to slow down, so I'm going to try posting more updates to keep me motivated. Recently completed - Backend server tests Tasks to work on - Fix deployment errors - Fix search bar bugs - Start research on databases
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Share your code more often, and don't worry if it's bad or not, just take the feedback and improve. Also, take some inspiration from the résumés uploaded here, improve yours ,try applying and see what's up... If you are a perfectionist, you will never be ready to apply, get out of your comfort zone and my guess is that you will see results... if not, repeat the process
9d •
React Challenge - 4 ??
How are we expected to solve this? I intuitively came up with the first approach when I first tried to solve this, but Cristian says to only use the state in the App component for this, which took me a lot more effort to figure out cuz in the first one, it's very easy to update the each counter individually without touching others and needing an id, but in the second one all the counters re-render everytime just one of them is clicked. But which is better? React Challenge - 4 (Approach-1) React Challenge - 4 (Approach-2)
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so approach one is the way
1 like • 9d
@Prudhvi Raj Maddukuri yeah, idk your indexing is confusing :)) the one where you store the state in app is the one. the counter shouldn't have state here, just props
19d •
React Challenge-3
https://codesandbox.io/p/devbox/react-challenge-2-with-tests-forked-wpqqzp?workspaceId=ws_FAponGQPTomjUQNKWLDyvX Playing around with it in Typescript too, but I'm not there yet. Let me know if you guys have any feedback.
2 likes • 16d
Looks good. In handleToggle you can return element if the condition is not met, no need to copy it. You can also look into props destructuring for the next challenges ✌️
2 likes • 16d
Not the biggest fan of how you named your components, they are not getters. The rest looks fine
2 likes • 24d
- first of all, trim the input, currently I can add an empty task. - then, when you toggle the item, you are mutating state directly : if (element.id === item.id) { element.completed = !element.completed; } instead, return a new object with the opposite value, something like this: if (element.id === item.id) { return {...element, completed: !element.completed}; } - !!! also, big bug: try to add 2 tasks with the same name and delete one of them, then see what happens
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@Prudhvi Raj Maddukuri that doesn't mean you can ignore the rest of the code, I was expecting otherwise from you 🙃
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@adelin-rosca-5395
Trying to break free from the shackles that prevent me from living my life, and becoming a web developer is the path to my liberty
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