Daniel Meade
@danielmeade
I've fallen into the horrible trap of "jQuery works for me" and not found the time to learn anything new, it's about time I did.
If it works then don't. But yeah React is the future & its here to stay for more 2 years atleast(just my prediction). So if you're learning anything go for React & if you are not adamant on books then free resource & simpler are the official docs (ohh & they're beautiful). Try it
It's a shame the "Download free chapter" CTA doesn't work!
Ohh it should. I tried in Safari it doesn't work but in Chrome it works. I think you have to wait sometime before it loads up (checkout the page has completely loaded). Took me like 10 seconds š
If you are also, learning here's another simple one Pure React. Dave Ceddia is awesome with React. Here's his advice about How To Learn React.
Also, another one is Robin & his book The Road To React if you prefer options
I've fallen into the horrible trap of "jQuery works for me" and not found the time to learn anything new, it's about time I did.
If it works then don't. But yeah React is the future & its here to stay for more 2 years atleast(just my prediction). So if you're learning anything go for React & if you are not adamant on books then free resource & simpler are the official docs (ohh & they're beautiful). Try it
A good code snippets manager. I'd love an app similar to Codepen.
Marc, are there types of applications you think this might not be suitable for? i.e those dealing with financial information
Not quite. Really, this is what Iām after...
- user purchases a product, but doesnāt know what the product is yet.
- after the payment is processed, the site reveals what the user just purchased (along with transaction email)
I can spend a bit of time writing the logic for all this without woocommerce myself, I was just wanting to throw together a very quick MVP as a proof of concept - hence the want for a plug-in or similar.
Thanks Rob, I'm not sure that this will suit my use case though - I've expanded on the question to provide more detail (I was unable to do this via the bot).
I'm not sure. I like the idea of a tight nit community backing each other to do well. But on the flip side of that, making it public facing opens the maker up to more potential support and exposure.
Thanks, I was just worrying that it wouldn't make much sense to a user, but I think you're right. I have the branding sorted already also, so there's that.
I like to use coolors.co/ for inspiration.
I generally find a couple of colours/shades I like and then re-run the generator until I've created a pallet I'm happy with.
I've been using CSS grid with a flexbox fallback for months now, still hesitant to lose the fallback, but I did get lazy on a recent project and not worry about it too much (though still had to provide -ms fallbacks for the not so wonderful Edge).
Yep I am confused between going full Grid or Grid with Flexbox as fallback because it also requires to change markup (HTML) as well. If it were just adding more CSS then it would've been fine š
Yeah, it can be annoying. Though I've just learnt to factor it in for the most part. With some of the more complex grids however I do just leave it to browser support without the flex fallback. I've literally wasted hours upon hours on fallbacks for browsers that have say 1.6% market share, there comes a point where you have to argue that the time spent isn't worth the reward.