Project Link - http://codepen.io/AdventureBear/pen/dNzWGd/
Feedback Appreciated. This is my cleanest react code yet. Fun stuff.
Project Link - http://codepen.io/AdventureBear/pen/dNzWGd/
Feedback Appreciated. This is my cleanest react code yet. Fun stuff.
Beautiful Design. you really go out of your way to make these look great.
nicely done, especially with the 2 way sort
I followed the directions literally, grabbed the recent list and sorted the recent list by recent or all time points from high to low. I ignored the all time list, as the user stories didnât mention that one. I think itâs there to make a decision about how youâll use the info.
also i noticed a delay in your DOM when clicking the sort tab, looking at your code, do you perform a get request every time the user clicks the sort column? If so thatâs really slow and not taking advantage of Reactâs virtual dom. You did this back in september so if youâve already made further progress I wonât bore you.
For anyoen else reading through these comments though, Iâd think that loading both the recent and all time as objects in your app, then just manipulating them however you need would be a little faster in this case.
Project Link - http://codepen.io/nymusicman/full/mRRwqx/
This was a fun intro into really working with Promises and the new tools JS uses like fetch(). Also used this project to play around with Bootstrap 4. And while I ultimately built the table from scratch is was really interesting to see all the libraries out there that help when you have significantly more than 100 rows to be filled.
Hello, guys here is my version of Camper Leaderboard in React. I put big effort in it. Hope you will enjoy and give some feedback, Good Luck everybody! http://codepen.io/Zooll/pen/dOjXBE
Project link http://codepen.io/svmi3195/full/RKqNOg/
(I used fetch api so it might not work in some browser)
Itâs cool, but I looked at your code and saw you did âheaderâ with plain html - I think, since weâre doing React project, it would make sense to do header as React component as well.
Had some fun learning to fetch()
. Includes a reverse sort as well.
Project Link - http://codepen.io/jontoews/full/ybOjeX/
Hey folks,
Hereâs mine: http://codepen.io/allanpooley/full/JNMLJR/
I think the most difficult thing I found with this project was making the damn table look acceptable on mobile devices!
If anyone else finds themselves in the same predicament, here is some handy resource:
Hi !
I finished this project. Codepen
I have read a lot of articles about how to fetch data in React⌠jQuery or Superagent or axios or just fetch. In the end I used axios.
Hi there,
if someone got some time, I would love a code review:
https://codepen.io/drunknzombiecow/pen/dWerzb
Thanks & Regards
Nils
Done! Iâm not sure if I did it the best possible way, but I got the job done.
Project Link - [https://codepen.io/CharlesDavid/pen/qjVRZM] (https://codepen.io/CharlesDavid/pen/qjVRZM)
Hereâs mine - Really happy with how it looks on mobile and desktop.
As always please offer any and all feedback.
Looks good. Your React code looks really tight⌠Iâm still fumbling through.
Only suggestion is; your user links donât work. It is a codepen thing. You may want to add â target="_blank" to your to force a new tab.