Is this the correct Google search query: 'how to store form input value and display it inside an <li> tag'?
I am totally frustrated with my search results because they often show the entire solution instead of just the specific part I need. Currently, I am in the Top DOM section, working on my Shopping List.
I use ai to correct my grammar, and i dont use ai for my code problem
Hello, I am just curious of why they deleted the additional resources.
Please, don't require us to give our information to discord or any other company
Hello! I am thinking to start my TOP journey soon and I heard from my friends that it requires Linux to run. I'd like to verify that in this subreddit.
I personally use Windows 11 without any experience on Linux. My friend used the virtualbox Xubuntu one and I found out that it's hella laggy on his pc. Although I saw him set a total of 4 GB of RAM, 8 CPU Cores, and enabled the 3D thing if I'm not wrong. I am afraid the OS will overwhelms me and pushes me away from learning full-stack.
Can I do TOP on Windows instead?
i really want to purchase a odin 3 max i just want to know is it worth the wait and what’s the longest anyone had to wait for their odin to come?
I understand that The Odin Project discourages using AI to write the code for you. But after I have completely finished a project by myself, is it okay to submit my code to an AI only for review?
For example, I would write and debug the entire project myself without using AI for solutions. Once I consider the project finished, I would use AI to review my code, point out mistakes or bad practices, explain how I could improve it, and identify patterns or mistakes that I should avoid repeating in future projects.
The goal would not be to get AI to rewrite my code or solve anything for me, but simply to learn from a final code review and improve my understanding of best practices. Would this still be considered acceptable according to The Odin Project’s approach to AI?
Live Preview: https://twofansv.github.io/project-admin-dashboard/
I'm still trying to grasp on how things work with responsive units but I had so much fun doing my cyberpunk inspired admin dashboard :).
+Love for grids. It's so easy to visualize (for me) the layout on how my grid will look after I code it.
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.