[Js-Craft #49] The CSS Grid edition and the Learn React by Making a Game video course

DanielMarch 27, 2024March 29, 2024

Hi there friends,

It’s Daniel here, the guy who manages the js-craft.io website. Hope my email finds you well and that in the past few weeks, you had a great time!

My last couple have weeks have been a sprint, trying to get through a project, and I did it. I'm super excited about this project and hope to show it to you in the next few weeks.

Let’s learn!

📘 Product updates: Learn React by Making a Game is now available on Skillshare

I’ve recorded a short video course about how to Learn React by Making a Game and it's now available as a class on Skillshare. By the way, Skillshare has now a 1 month free, so you can check my course for free plus many other good courses.

🐤 Let’s connect on Twitter and Youtube

I am not a fan of social media, but I’ve decided to give Twitter another go. I think it can be a good place to share short ideas or cool things. You can connect with me on Twitter here.

And speaking of, you can also subscribe to the Js Craft Youtube channel. The plan is to publish a new tutorial each week.

🍿 Coding screencasts and new articles on Js-Craft.io

In the past few weeks, I was in charge of doing a big refactoring using CSS Grid. So this time, almost all my recent articles have something to do with CSS 🙂

First I've recorded a new video tutorial on how to add a hover row effect for a CSS grid.

And, these are all the text articles:

• CSS Grid to List view toggle
• CSS grid, please just stack these elements!
• Prevent CSS Flexbox from stretching images or elements
• CSS Grid – increase element at hover
• When to use CSS grid and when to use flexbox
• CSS margin collapsing – what it is and why should I care

🏝 Some non-coding things

I’ve been having a blast watching the first two seasons of Yellowstone. I first tried to watch it a few years ago and did not like it that much. But this time I’ve fallen in love with all the nice scenery and the cowboy country life vibe 🤠🐴.

Well, that's all folks! See you the next time. Be smart, be kind, and keep coding!