Ben

How's your sleep going, Sam? Exercise and working out should help, keep it up 💪. Been meaning to start hitting the punching bag again.

Yeah man, respect the hard work.

Now relax a bit and enjoy Wemby vs Flagg 🏀

The site looks great man. Good design and responsiveness. Very polished feel

Great work, Sam!

Vscode terminal, I use linux

👊 same bro, hope all is well with you.

Hahaha, I got tired of pretending I'm a social media person. It's ridiculous that hard work isn't enough anymore. I'll be making pizza soonish. Don't jump me out of the gang just yet...

Thanks man. You seem to be posting what I need right now haha

Cool, thanks for the info. I'll just try embla or some other lightweight gallery library

I figured so. Are there any good emulators out there? Might just have to replace the carousel gallery

So that means other browsers are using Safaris webkit. I'm having issues with a site I built crashing on safari and brave browsers. I can't replicate this crash on any Android or desktop and I don't have an iPhone. Headache

Thanks for sharing this, it is exactly what I need for a portfolio site I'm building. 55 1600x2400 high quality images converted to avif quality 50. Works magic

Yeah, you can interact with the instructors code directly, download the code, images, have access to the figma design files and it's structured well, keeps track of progress. Plus as Vish said, it's up to date

You can just skip the challenges and download any of the code if needed. I recommend doing it on Scrimba

Hey, Deepak. I learned a lot from the course. The whole course can be done for free. You just have to work locally because you get a limit on the number of challenges you can do. I definitely recommend it.

Capstone project of the Learn React module from Scrimba. Assembly: Endgame

assembly-endgame-chi-two.vercel.app

#react #100devs

Tenzies created in React using state, props, conditional rendering

tenzies-two-neon.vercel.app

#react #100devs

Definitely is good

Thanks, Deepak. It's from Scrimba's Learn React course. They teach you while having you build portions of the project before giving the solution. They also provide the figma design.

Simple travel journal created in react using props

react-t-journal.netlify.app

#react #100devs

Sinners (2025) Trying to leave their troubled lives behind, twin brothers return to their hometown to start again, only to discover that an even greater evil is waiting to welcome them back.

Sinners (2025), written and directed by Ryan Coogler boxd.it/KQMM

Yeah, this has been a thing. The Witcher series lets you continue the story with the choices you made in the previous game.

Maybe at the bottom just change the wording from friend to her name or something. Other than that. It's great

Thanks, Michael. I saw the gift page you made for your granddaughter, really nice. She's born a day before me haha

Only frontend. Used the prevent default method on the form to block submission and render the order complete message

Solo project for the Essential Javascript concepts module of Scrimba's Frontend Career Path. I used objects, events, dom manipulation, data attributes, and more to build this restaurant ordering app based of their figma design

ben-restaurant-ordering-scrimba.netlify.app

#scrimba #100devs #frontend

I'll add you on discord. Easier to chat there

I was contemplating transferring to Cybersecruity at one point, I talked to my mentor about what it would take. Seemed like an easy process, but I had to take one a lot more units.

Yeah, take it one day at a time. I have some cousins in welding, I haven't tried myself. I also enjoy building things, more in the home improvement way.

I forgot to mention I did a software degree through WGU, that's why I was wondering if you could transfer.

Essential CSS concepts solo project completed. Each post is created in Javascript using objects. The heart button increases/decreases likes when clicked.

scrimba-oldagram-ben.netlify.app

#scrimba #webdev #100devs