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infac-13/Tonnah (press backspace or delete to remove)It s a bit simpler to write functional/stateless components if you don t need to use state or lifecycle methods. For
example your photogroup and singlephoto components don t need to be classes.
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oliverjam
- Opened on May 25, 2018
- #15
Indexes shouldn t be used as keys in react as it doesn t work properly for react s diffing.
https://github.com/fac-13/Tonnah/blob/c657af9d802b61fbc9742d584caf281c2b0425b4/src/components/board/photogroup/photogroup.js#L12 ...
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ZooeyMiller
- Opened on May 25, 2018
- #14
https://github.com/fac-13/Tonnah/blob/c657af9d802b61fbc9742d584caf281c2b0425b4/src/components/board/singlephoto/singlephoto.js#L6
plz use alt text 🙏
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ZooeyMiller
- Opened on May 25, 2018
- #13
Such a fun game to play! Love your concept and layout. Very responsive and captivating! Fantastic work for a day s
project :+1: :+1: :+1: :+1: :heart:
n1c0z
- Opened on May 25, 2018
- #12
This fragment essentially serves no purpose as only a single component (of value) is being returned you can do away with
it. This is a nitpick (😄) but with react its easy for components to get cluttered ...
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akinsho
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- Opened on May 25, 2018
- #11
Hi 👋
One of the first things that you should consider 🤔 when working on any project is creating a readme so that both you,
anyone you re collaborating with and potential users have an idea of what the ...
akinsho
- Opened on May 25, 2018
- #10

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