jessekorzan

appreciate this ... good feedback.

I wasn't sure what to do about the limit of participants. I'll see if I can speed it up the more ppl added. Unfortunate about my lack of math skills.

Bottom of the first column... the pattern keeps going as expected.

Nice eye. Thanks for this... good enhancement. A good option for display, as it depends on what kind of numbers are being displayed and compared (fractions vs. big whole numbers).

It's cut out from something bigger... I just thought the css grid part was interesting. Wanted to share if anyone else found it helpful (similar problem, idea starter, etc). It's not meant to be anything more than what it is.

I am new to react, so if you had any pointers to make my code less terrible, I'd honestly appreciate the pro-tips.

Thanks (to everyone) for checking out the link.

Bingo. That was the intention of my little double-cross. Wasn't sure if I pulled it off, though.

Yes but... This modal explodes. Which, in most cases with design patterns, should only be used when appropriate. Right tool for the right job.

Just meant to be simple for prototype purposes... And I agree that typically you wouldn't want a UI event like a modal to be part of the history().

Hey hey - thanks for the feedback.

Can totally be done with a <video> but maybe not as much fun on mobile... And "back button" issue... could be solved with another line of JS.

Current results (if you didn't see): https://jessekorzan.github.io/qUizList/scoreboard/ (and thanks for checking out my project).

I don't think the data is clear enough, agreed. Unless there is a better way to compare, we might actually build both and let the user decide. So long as our targets for speed and accuracy are achieved.

Any suggestions?