helping a friend with computer stuff
connecting it all together => react router dom + react + material UI
learning react router dom
🚶♀️ going out for a walk
learning more material UI and react
tested to see how chrome version 100 will break yahoo.com
i also did this with burp got the same result.
have i done this correctly? what do you think?
see this video i made: https://imgur.com/a/suwQvFl
have i done this correctly? what do you think?
see this video i made: https://imgur.com/a/suwQvFl
💪 workout
~2 hours of workout
read a blog about blogging
https://stackoverflow.blog/2021/08/09/how-writing-can-advance-your-career-as-a-developer/
📚 Organizing my obisidian
having fun with material UI
fixed: vscode autocomplete was slow
delete most of the unused vscode extensions
learning material UI
Writing ✍
I should get in to the habit of writing
Wow nice. 1h every day is quite the commitment. I spend the same time roughly too. Where do u write btw? Your blog?
yeah i cross posted everywhere too initially - dev.to, hashnode, codenewbies, linkedin, quora etc . then figured out which ones worked best for my goals and purposes. I spend abt 1h per day, sometimes less. whats your blog/devto url btw? would be interested to check it out!
got sick 😷
i should rest
continuing with react
let's learn react && build stuff
learned how to make git submodule
I want all of the toy react project to be listed on one git repo
walk out side and get some sun 🌞 (1H)
read "why do we need a react list key"
amazing blog by Robin Wieruch
learning react && building stuff with it
- learned how to pass data with props from child comp to parent and also from parent to child
- saw how app render whenever state changes (via react chrome extension)
- if you want to remove input after it's submitted you have to add value attribute to input tag
- if one state depends on another state (like useState({date: "", username:""}) ), for updating the state use call back
- if you want to write something between the custom component, you have to use "props.children"
- saw how app render whenever state changes (via react chrome extension)
- if you want to remove input after it's submitted you have to add value attribute to input tag
- if one state depends on another state (like useState({date: "", username:""}) ), for updating the state use call back
- if you want to write something between the custom component, you have to use "props.children"
went Acupuncture doctor 😂
changed getmakerlog wallpaper
😔 + 💻 = 😀