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Linting, dropdowns and carousels...

Things I've worked on/completed since my last post…

Linting

Dynamic User Interface Interactions

Building a dropdown menu and publishing to npm

Building a carousel

Issues I had…

Npm, json, dependencies etc. are still confusing me a bit - just taking it slowly and trying to see what’s going on as best I can.

I had errors when trying to test my first npm package, but I decided to move on to stop going down a rabbit hole. I may revisit this in the future

I was a bit confused on how to structure the carousel at first, mainly in terms of z-indices, but I played around with the code and got it working. Unfortunately, I did not read full instruction and set my divs up as siblings instead of parent and child. Although it worked, did not follow the prescribed method, so I need to rework my code…I later thought that the sibling versus parent and child structure might have saved me trouble with z-indices…

Things that went well...

I published my first npm package! It may not be the best thought out npm package that ever existed, but I did it.

Things I've learnt/need to improve on...

I made my first dropdown and carousel and published my first npm package!

I found on what linting is.

I need to make sure I read all instructions before proceeding with a task.

Plan for the forthcoming week...

I hope to finished the current section I’m on, which includes form validation and ‘What is ES6?

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