A cloned landing page of a betting promotion for a job application exercise.
- Clone the repository.
- Run
npm install
to install dependencies. - Start the development server using
npm start
.
src
: Contains the source code for the project.assets
: Images or other static assets.components
: React components.pages
: Different pages of the application.scss
: SCSS files for styling.
- React: A JavaScript library for building user interfaces.
- Sass: A CSS preprocessor for more maintainable and readable stylesheets.
- Vite: A fast, modern build tool that serves as a development server and builds your project for production.
- Git: A version control system for tracking changes in source code during software development.
- npm: The package manager for JavaScript, used to install project dependencies.
- ESLint: A static code analysis tool for identifying and fixing problems in JavaScript code.
- Lighthouse: An open-source, automated tool for improving the quality of web pages.
- W3C Validator: Ensure your HTML and CSS code adheres to W3C standards by validating it using the W3C Markup Validation Service and W3C CSS Validation Service.
- Visual Studio Code: A popular code editor.
- GitHub: Version control and collaboration platform for hosting the project's repository.
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Watch Sass:
- Description: A helpful extension for watching and compiling Sass files.
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Auto Rename Tag:
- Description: Automatically renames paired HTML/XML tags.
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Colorize:
- Description: Adds color to CSS/web colors found in your code.
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Better Comments:
- Description: Improves the way you comment in your code with categorization and styling.
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Console Ninja:
- Description: Enhances your console logging experience with additional features.
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Prettier:
- Description: Code formatter for consistent code styling.
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Readable:
- Description: Improves code readability with font and syntax highlighting.
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Bito AI:
- Description: AI Tool used to improve code readability and generate comments.
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Turbo Console.log:
- Description: Speeds up the process of writing and debugging console.log statements.
- Inspiration from the original website Original Website.
- Awesome README