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Update
Since I haven’t been seen in Skool for a bit I thought I’ll let everyone know I’m still here. I’ve been studying JavaScript and writing cardio for the better part of 3 weeks. I just haven’t posted anything is all. Don’t want anyone to think I fell off 💪🏻 I hope everyone is doing good and staying busy.
2 likes • 14h
same here lol 💪. just grinding, not much to post about
Question About Component Directory and Naming
I was watching one of Cristian's React videos and in it he creates a Counter folder with an index.js file. Some other videos I've watched people would just make Counter.jsx inside of the components folder directly. What is the difference in the use case of each of these methods and the pros and cons if any or is it just preference?
Question About Component Directory and Naming
2 likes • Nov 4
from what I've seen, a file named index is usually for mass importing/exporting a bunch of functions/things. It looks a lot cleaner than writing import ____ from './../___' a 7 times, and it's a good practice to keep things neat visually example from a personal project (I'm refactoring hence the squigglys)
todays interview prep call
is interview prep call going on? can someone let me in lol
2 likes • Oct 31
@Cade Warbington ok just making sure. life happens
Setting up log in with Google feature
I'm working on my fullstack todo app right now and this is what I have so far: https://github.com/mhayakawa1/fullstack-todo For the login feature, I want to allow users to log in with their Google account. I set up a client ID on Google Cloud, but haven't been able to set up the log in feature yet. I tried over a dozen tutorials, but every time I install dependencies and set up the boilerplate code, it ends up being incompatible with the app. The tech constraints for the project say to use Node.js + Express or Fastify with TypeScript for the backend and SQLite or Postgres for the database. For anyone that has been able to implement this feature before, how did you do it?
4 likes • Oct 30
I think you can do this thru other services like AuthO or Firebase Auth as well, that might be easier
Tip Calculator
https://codepen.io/JoshTillmanSD/pen/JoGabRo?editors=1011 Calling out to my JavaScript homies. I have two problems that have exceeded what I'm capable of at this very moment. 📌 On my bill input, I'm trying to put a character limit after my decimal ie. ($382.92) and a dollar amount limit of ($9999.00). 📌 Line 106. I dislike my repeating logic. I know I can put that in its own function, but I just can't figure it out. You don't have to give me the solution outright. I'm more than happy with being nudged into the right direction so I can do some research on some methods/tricks that I haven't used or thought of just yet. And just so you know, this project isn't finished yet ‼️ I'm still adding error displays/sanity checks for my inputs. I have a small list of bugs that I'm taking care of. I'm excited to learn about objects, array and loops here in the coming weeks so I can refactor all this. Thanks for the help, as always 😁
2 likes • Oct 30
1.You can use the maxlength attribute of <input/> to control the length, and the max attribute to control the number. (MDN documentation is a lifesaver for stuff like this) 2. Event Bubbling! You can put the event handler on the parent! (Thats enough hints👀)
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Thomas Stephenson
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Seeking to create a life of growth and thriving for myself so I can help those I care about

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