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Time for a long night of coding!
I'm working on my final bootcamp project (a dupe of the fiverr website!) and I'm building the most complex filter component I have ever made. It is currently midnight and ngl I'm probably in over my head with this but I promised my team I'll get it done for tomorrow and I'm not about to let them down. Also we really are on a tight deadline here. So get ready for another liveblog
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My first Vue.js app ✨
Today I'm working on a multi-day assignment - a bitcoin digital wallet app using the Vue framework! Crypto is not my jam but fortunately this is just a theme for a CRUDL app that will let me practice this new framework for the first time, as well as improve my design and UX skills! I will also work with some APIs for drawing the required data and libraries for visualizing it with charts.
I actually started this project a few days ago, but have not been in a good mindset to make a lot of progress. So far Vue seems simpler than React, so I hope today will go better!
The concept of this app is to be a digital wallet, where the user has an amount of 'bitcoin' and a list of contacts to whom they can transfer money.
So far I have a pretty solid layout, a header and footer, and I managed to render a list of previews of contacts.
The plan for today:
implement a filter
implement the rest of the CRUDL features
create a statistics dashboard
improve the overall design & UX
Javascript is so wild for just rendering 'undefined' when a value returns undefined. who does that. Just give me an error instead of this humiliation
