I started teaching myself web development about half a year ago, and one of the first "from scratch" front-end projects I created was a color butto...
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@maestromac can you take a look at the
{%raw%}issue here?Hey @botherchou ! if you change all the triple tildas(~) to a triple backticks(`) It will fix the raw/endraw issue!
Just changed the blocks using the template literals to use the backticks. Left all the other ones with the tildas. Thanks!
Ok I'll try that. I used the tildas because when I used the backticks, the markdown rendered the first two backticks as a quotations ("), so it wouldn't even create a codeblock.
Mac, let's try and make this a bit more robust so it can't cause this issue.
Great post! Appreciate that you took it step-by-step along with the snippets and CodePen embed.
Thanks Peter! I personally like tutorials done this way, especially for smaller things
Hey Andrew,
Are you still using Mithril? and if so, how are you finding it at the moment.
Hi Sho! Haven't used in a while but they recently reached version 2.0, which brought in some nice changes. Still definitely suggest using it for small/medium sized projects, especially since it comes with most of what you need for projects of that size.
Yeah course. :)
I have been using it already, but I wanted to see if your opinions have changed. It certainly seems like a framework that could be used in the long term (if that is even possible in the world of JavaScript, lol).
Nah I still love it as much as I did before. It'll always have a special place in my heart – definitely in my top five favorite UI frameworks/libraries
Likewise.
The link to Mithril is not right, this is the right url mithril.js.org/
ah thanks for the correction!