Just adding to the discussion 🤷

It's pretty much semantics. The problem with knowing only HTML is that it's a useless skill on its own. You need CSS to make it presentable, and you need JS to make it do anything.

So basically a cover letter in third person? Spritey likes this idea.

I guess they forgot to add `min="1111111111111111"`

@PAKA I get the feeling that the design of the resume is often more important than the actual content. Just making something that "pops" is probably enough to get noticed.

@CodinNShakin Tbh, my biggest concern isn't this guy skating through his web design class. It's not like a college degree means anything to real web design firms. If he tried to get a job without knowing simple web development, they'd find out really quick.

My biggest concern is actually that I'll come up with something too obviously well-learned. It's supposed to be a Web Design 1 final project. How do I make a project that seems like it was done by an amateur? How much do you even charge for something like this?

@Root Sorry, for this position we're looking for someone who is at least 600% good at Ruby.

This is exactly how I feel about React lmao

We gave Facebook our data voluntarily *after* Zuckerberg called us "dumb fucks" for trusting him. Now we're supposed to be outraged?

One time I got downvoted on Stack Overflow for posting an answer to my own question. So I just deleted the thread, lol.

Yeah I always love this one. Like I would just forget what I was working on if someone didn't check on me every 10 minutes.

@sharktits Thank you! I'm in that weird middle ground where I know a lot of code and a lot of design, but not enough of either one 🤔

@sharktits Ah, print styles. Very underutilized. Cool idea though, hope you don't mind if I steal the general concept, lol.

@leanrob Thanks for the help!

@boylett Yeah, CodePen is great for understanding how things work. I'd definitely take a look

@sharktits Vue always seemed cooler to me, unfortunately React is what everyone seems to be looking for.

@sharktits Wow I totally want to do something like this now. What do you do when someone requests a PDF though?

@boylett I never even considered using React together with jQuery but I suppose it makes sense for WooCommerce.

Your two comments have been more useful than the entirety of information I've found prior to this post, lol

The bars are supposed to be seen as relative to one another. For instance, I want to mention on my resume that I know my way around PHP, but I don't want anyone thinking I'm just as good at PHP as I am at CSS.

Do you have an alternative solution for that?

@boylett This already makes so much more sense. I think my problem is that all the React tutorials I've found show you how to build things that don't benefit from being built with React, at all.

Where do you get data from? Just AJAX?

"Hi! I came across your profile and I'm very impressed with your experience! Would you like to move halfway across the country to maybe get hired by my nameless client?"

Well, microphones exist, so I guess the answer would be true.