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Amazing web from, love the layout

Thanks Man.

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Not looking bad, but you should have used '<input type="radio">' instead of 'checkbox' you used for that Special Membership field, because the options there can't be both chosen but either of them.

Let me even try and create a similar stuff, because my html is becoming a little rusty of late because it's been long I used it.

Done. Been long I used phone to code so it was really interesting in a way.

geedot, you tried. Sharpen your HTML and CSS skill the more. Thumbs up!

chrisUmendeche:
geedot, you tried. Sharpen your HTML and CSS skill the more. Thumbs up!

Lol, really? I think we both need to sharpen them.

geedot:
Done. Been long I used phone to code so it was really interesting in a way.

Somebody is trying to become an expert in HTML5/CSS3..
You tried bro

geedot:
Done. Been long I used phone to code so it was really interesting in a way.

how do you code with your phone

Bade007:
how do you code with your phone

Very simple, just download Spck Editor for mobile.

Tim1212:


Somebody is trying to become an expert in HTML5/CSS3..
You tried bro

Thanks boss. I prefer the backend more, hence why I believe my little knowledge of these two is enough, at least for now.

geedot:
Thanks boss. I prefer the backend more, hence why I believe my little knowledge of these two is enough, at least for now.

HTML5/CSS3 and Javascript is all you need to create complex and large software.

Bade007:
how do you code with your phone

I prefer the sololearn ide to other editors, just download the sololearn app and use it to test and run your codes.

For web development(html, CSS, JavaScript), these can be run offline, but for other programming languages like java, python c++ etc. You'll need internet connection to run it.

The downside is coding on phone is not advisable.

geedot:
I prefer the sololearn ide to other editors, just download the sololearn app and use it to test and run your codes.

For web development(html, CSS, JavaScript), these can be run offline, but for other programming languages like java, python c++ etc. You'll need internet connection to run it.

The downside is coding on phone is not advisable.

That is if you are writing a program that executes on a server. Node.js is a JavaScipt code that run on server.

Tim1212:


That is if you are writing a program that executes on a server. Node.js is a JavaScipt code that run on server.

Who would attempt writing a node.js on mobile? The person will be wasting hours doing so little.

geedot:
Who would attempt writing a node.js on mobile? The person will be wasting hours doing so little.

Writing programs that executes on a server requires you install a web server software, which can not be done on mobile.

Created my own version of Facebook mobile app with HTML5/CSS3.

$100 challenge game to do the same.

[quote author=Tim1212 post=90595196]Created my own version of Facebook mobile app with HTML5/CSS3.

$100 challenge game to do the same.[/quo

did you use table row?

I didn't use table row

Nice one Tim. Our second Tim Berners-Lee of Africa.

Tim1212:
Created my own version of Facebook mobile app with HTML5/CSS3.

$100 challenge game to do the same.

Bro, how did you put those icons and the hamburger with just CSS?

ThreeBlackBird:


Bro, how did you put those icons and the hamburger with just CSS?

Just <img>

Tim1212:


Just <img>

Aiit. Thanks.

The icon at the beginning of the page are marked with
<ul>, then you display the <li> inline which is the parent of <img>

Zoom desktop software created with HTML5/CSS3.

HTML code available❗

CSS source code available on Facebook group (diib Academy)

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Tim1212:


Writing programs that executes on a server requires you install a web server software, which can not be done on mobile.

Sorry to burst your bubble, I have Vscode running on android inside a linux container, of which you can easily install nodeJs, running webservers can be done using free web servers available on playstore.

Chinedujustin:


Sorry to burst your bubble, I have Vscode running on android inside a linux container, of which you can easily install nodeJs, running webservers can be done using free web servers available on playstore.

Nice one bro, technology have no limitations. I love folks that makes research rather than believing one theory.

Keep it up

I love this. I just finished HTML on free code camp. Bro can u paste your code page for me to learn from

geedot:
Done. Been long I used phone to code so it was really interesting in a way.

Moneystopnonsen:

I love this. I just finished HTML on free code camp. Bro can u paste your code page for me to learn from

HTML is very vast, you have skill in HTML would be better.

Source code is available for the web form.. @ diib Academy

Can someone try this out...

Tim1212:
Created my own version of Facebook mobile app with HTML5/CSS3.

$100 challenge game to do the same.

How much if I do it even better?