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I'm at the point where you take a look at the picture animation, and already know how its done, then have a head ache later of how much time you'll spend making it responsive.
I usually code desktop-first, that's why I need to fix some of them for that too 😀😀Should probably swith to mobile-first in the future 😉
Ahh, not being the only one makes me feel so good
We are all into this tohether 😀😀
I can't wait to give these a go! However... the memory match breaks after a bit. I was having fun playing when it got stuck on "no match" and would unflip my first flipped card when I clicked a second, leaving the second flipped until I clicked another never giving me credit for a match. Even reloading the page only fixed it for a couple guesses. I hope that made sense.
Thanks for reporting 👍😉
I will take a closer look and fix it accordingly 😉
Should be fixed now 😉
Very nice Projects for learning and beautiful UI, I have created my own version of memory game too ;).
mriduldey.github.io/flipflop/
If you are interested check this out
You can found the code in my GitHub repo
Yeah, awesome for training visual memory.
Just I found the logic have loopholes, and there will be single card remain flipped forever.
Ya you are right, I have seen it too. I need to fix that. Thank you for notifying it ☺️.
Youre welcome 🙏💖
Thats an awesome one for training visual memory 👍
You should make the game itself as wide as the time-tracking bar above, so it is easier to see and remember 😉
Thanks for watching Madza. I will keep it in mind. Although giving the whole time will be little more but defenetly I need to improve the time algorithom according to the number of tiles. Currently it is almost impossible to solve more than 4 * 4 tiles board.
A quick question.....when you take on these projects......do yu build them from scratch on your own or you follow up on other people's project to build ,then later you try building on your own?..thanks
Each one is built from scratch 😉 I believe that the best way to learn is to try to do it by yourself 😉 It might take you 10x more time, but the process of tackling the problems independently is worth it as you learn from trial and error and develop the critical thinking 😉
Thank you man!
You are welcome! 🙏💖
I will be going with the weather APP
It's actually the last one i made from all of these 😉
Good projects! GG :) I made something too for my website!
Thanks a lot, glad you liked them 🙏💖
Nice stuff !!👌🔥
Awesome to hear 👍😉
No To-do App, disappointed 😂
Crossed my mind couple of times 😀😀
Thank you!
You are welcome 🙏💖
Thank you for sharing
My pleasure 🙏💖
Really Cool project
Thanks a lot 🙏💖
I'm in, and many thanks;
Happy to inspire people 🙏💖
Thanks for this, they are amazing
Thanks a lot 😉
Great work!
Thanks a lot 🙏💖
Nice work Madza. Looking forward to give it a go 😊
Thanks a lot 🙏💖 Best of luck with everything 😉
we wanna resours for learn node js
Might do some in the future 😉
Closest one I currently have is chat app, it's also open source so feel free to check out if you like 😉
Thank you for the awesome ideas! I'll keep this list in mind when I think about making my own solo projects :)
You are welcome 🙏💖
Love it man! Did you also make tutorials how to create the games and other projects?
Not yet, tho I might consider it in the future 😉👍
This was a really nice read.
Thanks a lot 🙏💖
Pretty good.
Thanks a lot 🙏💖
Nice work..... and thank you sharing your knowledge with us
Awesome you liked it 🙏💖
I believe we are all learning by sharing 👍
None of the projects mentions any form implementation.
I might do some tutorials in the future 😉
Thanks for the recommendation! 🙏💖
Nice projects to help strengthen your frontend skills, I have done the memory game with vanilla JS, will convert it to react, and consider doing the weather app.
Ahhh nice .. will give them a shot .