My First BIG React Project.... #coding #lowcode

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[mrlithium]

if slow redraws on resize are the only problem you have with React, you're doing pretty good

[avidrucker]

I'm always happy to share front end tips with. Responsive is pretty straightforward with modern CSS libraries, including my favorite, Tachyons CSS

[yoctoflop]

React programming makes me want to tear my eyes out. I'm sure a React dev would probably say the same thing about my beloved Verilog ;)

[Beastintheomlet]

I have really appreciated your openness on diving back into web dev. It really helped drive home that all areas are specializations and are about work and effort spent. Learning low level programming isn’t impossible or even harder per se, it’s just a place I need to spend more time to feel competent.

[KorhalKk]

One of the best features of React is one of its most frustrating: re-renders/virtual DOM. But responsiveness can be achieved very easily with CSS, you may slap a Tailwind if you don't like to deal with CSS files. Responsiveness is not a problem of React, in fact you can program the logic with states and set objects like IntersectionObserver or switches that change the layout, without even touching the CSS file.

[red.williams]

Is this not just a css issue? React go brrr

[issy_dev]

Yeesh, I can already see some things I would seriously refactor about that code! Appreciate the openness though

[Pavel-wjgy]

The website being responsive or non responsive had nothing to do with React. You are rather talking about CSS. Furthermore, in general, the user will not be changing the window size like you do. They will have a standard display breakpoint to which the css will react. CSS does not have to respond to every incremental width change to be responsive.

[jameshamann]

I feel better about myself after this video. I don't know C, but I can create responsive frontends with React know prob. The tech scene is very diverse.

[wonderstruck.]

I’m making a full-stack web app for transit navigation in React & Express, but idk shit about C 😅 Tons of different expertise out there in tech.

[sacredgeometry]

HTML is responsive by default. I always find it funny when developers with no aesthetic/ front end sensibilities do UIs and royally fuck things up in ways that they break default behaviour.

Thats not a dig, its clearly not your focus or interest. Its just because devs have a habit of trivialising it and most of them are awful at it.

[academai]

im currently building course generator in nextjs and slowly looking at rust and assembly, i guess im repeating your path ;D

[ertugrulghazi]

So I actually write code on a stone tablet which then gets plugged into a pyramid to be executed.

I really liked those times, they were much simpler.

[mr.shredder]

i was watching CS50 and they were teaching C on a web app course

[EStartive]

just rewrite react in C and make it better and so it uses less ram, ez

[baranjan]

Lmao relatable I had hard time learning web development languages so I once got so tired and learned att asm instead

[Arzen]

I am happy to help out if needed :) code reviews, tips etc…

[diegouy]

For non-website builders like me or you... Why not use moodle? Or any of the open source lms? Theres still room to write code - but it makes it so that you have more time to write the learning material than the code.

[Mark-ceqm]

When you need to provide instructions akin to baking a cake and outsourcing to the baker. Your framework, is not "easy"

[dedicatedserver]

I mean the react works just not the css 😂