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stop posting these anime character you fucking trannies
Luke Gonzalez
Is there a way to force websites on mobile to be only viewable on landscape mode?
Carter Lee
you mean for debugging purposes or for every joe accessing the website?>
Kevin Myers
you can maybe rotate it with CSS when it's in portrait so it looks weird and keep it normal when it's landscape mode
Isaiah Hernandez
Different user, but I have a related question: Is there a way to have break points work based on the windows aspect ratio rather than width? I know it would be easy with JS, but can it be done with CSS?
Jack White
for ever joe when accessing
you mean with @media in css? take a look at the website, zerozdcode.xyz on mobile phones, its stupid in potrait mode, i want to force it only in landscape cuz it looks how it should then
Ayden Sullivan
why is react so popular again? the code is so verbose even for simple apps
Robert Foster
Reactbros is this an appropriate way to lay out my routing? Haven't seen routing examples with navbar/footer and it doesn't make sense to include them in every page
you WILL componentize every element of your page you WILL manage states of everything instead of just using forms you WILL make every project a nest of convoluted bloat you WILL use javascript for everything
Eli Jackson
Render pages in a wrapper/layout component that contains the header, footer ect.
Jayden Brown
I wouldnt know my guy. You can do that from chrome, but no idea how to export this through code. Stack overflow is probably your best bet here
Austin Lee
Sirs let me see if I got it right.
Do I need react for even a simple landing page? In case of pic related, when an user types his email to subscribe, I will need to have a backend to get the input and store in the DB?
So I know what can be done using a framework (frontend+backend) and I know what can be done with pure html+css (static sites). I still dont know why people generally says you should learn vanilla js, html and css. If your page is static, why you even need js? Wont it be just display info with html and css? Can this landing page be done with vanilla js?
JavaScript = Add interactivity, for example if you want when the button is clicked, show a "Thanks for subscribing message" without casuing a full page reload, or giving some client side feedback if the input is wrong and focusing on the wrong input, etc.
React = Allows you to compose pieces of the site into re-usable components, it can help here, but is not necessary. Helps a lot on bigger websites.
Wyatt Gomez
This example confuses me. I've been using App.js as the index/home page. What goes into App.js if the home page is a seperate file?
Alright, as I expected. For a moment I thought I was going crazy and somehow you could use pure js to transfer data from the email field to a stored list or redis without coding any backend.
Joseph Rivera
iirc app.js is just a file calling all other builder files. You dont need to have home code in this file, just call it.
