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Join us for the next Frontend Challenge: Recreation Edition

dev.to staff on July 24, 2024

The community-favorite frontend challenge is back! Running through August 4, Frontend Challenge: Recreation Edition will feature two recreation-th...

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Ben Halpern • Jul 24

Good luck everyone!

Mr. Algorithm • Jul 24 • Edited

Can we add more detail on our own to the landing page

Hikolakita • Jul 25

Hello! I'm very excited to do this challenge, but I have a question.
In the post, I can read "As always, there will be one winner per prompt. That's two chances to win bragging rights, a gift from the DEV Shop, and an exclusive DEV badge" which implies that the winners of each prompt will receive a gift. However, nowhere else are prizes for the winners of each category mentioned.
Have a good day, and know that, whether there are gifts or not, my submission will be there :)

Trang Le • Aug 4

This is a pure fun challenge. There is no cash prize for winners.

Hikolakita • Aug 4

Thanks, but why is it mentionned "That's two chance to win a gift" then?

Anna Villarreal • Jul 27

I love the recreation one! I'm so excited to be able to participate this time!

Everly Precia Suresh • Jul 24 • Edited

Yayy!! I'm glad this is back. Also question can we use additional libraries as part of our development in glam up my markup prompt

Ben Halpern • Jul 25

Yup

Mohd Anas • Jul 27

Here is mine :

dev.to/nextjswebdev/the-frontend-c...

On Work • Jul 26

I'm excited about the upcoming Frontend Challenge: Recreation Edition! This sounds like a fantastic opportunity to hone our skills and collaborate with fellow developers.

Could you provide more details about the challenge? Specifically, I'm interested in knowing:

The theme or focus of the Recreation Edition
The rules and guidelines for participation
The tools and technologies we'll be using
Any resources or tutorials you recommend to prepare for the challenge
The timeline and key dates to keep in mind
Looking forward to participating and seeing everyone's creative solutions!

Mr. Algorithm • Jul 24

That is truly incredible! I'm passionate about it and will do everything I can to create something exceptional.

Uzondu • Aug 3

I submitted mine yesterday: Link to post. It seems to me that everybody did better than in the previous challenges. After checking your posts I see you are all improving seriously. So Congrats everyone 👏

Mohit Bhatia • Jul 25

I have a question can we add images and icon in this or just have to add styling in this

Rafael Romero • Jul 25

Yes, you can add images, icons and fonts, you can either use the head tag to import external stuff or inject them from the js. But everything given inside the body tag must be the same.

Ben Halpern • Jul 25

This is correct. You can use JS/etc to add to the page, but the markup should still be a centerpiece of the experience. Don't scrap it and start over or anything.