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What is the purpose of the code mentioned in the text?
What is the purpose of the code mentioned in the text?
What is the name of the object that contains an array of individual project objects?
What is the name of the object that contains an array of individual project objects?
How does the code cycle through the projects to output a new card for each one?
How does the code cycle through the projects to output a new card for each one?
What is used as a unique key for each card?
What is used as a unique key for each card?
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How are classes assigned to each row based on the project status?
How are classes assigned to each row based on the project status?
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How are project cards styled based on their status?
How are project cards styled based on their status?
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What is used to add a divider between each project card?
What is used to add a divider between each project card?
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What does the author plan to explore using to style the project cards further?
What does the author plan to explore using to style the project cards further?
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Where can the code be viewed?
Where can the code be viewed?
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Where can the project data be found?
Where can the project data be found?
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Study Notes
- The author wants to create a list of projects using a grid layout.
- They define an object called "projects" containing an array of individual project objects.
- They use a v-for loop to cycle through the projects and output a new card for each one.
- They use the project title as a unique key for each card.
- They dynamically assign classes to each row based on the project status using an ES6 template string.
- The author styles each project card based on its status using CSS.
- They use V-divider to add a divider between each project card.
- The author plans to explore using chips to style the project cards further.
- The code is viewable in a browser.
- The author provides a link to the Github page where the project data can be found.
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Description
"Test your knowledge of Vue.js and CSS with this quiz on creating a grid layout for projects. Learn how to use v-for loops, unique keys, and dynamic classes to create visually appealing project cards. Discover how to style each card based on its status and add dividers between them. Challenge yourself with questions on using chips for additional styling and viewing the code in a browser. Don't forget to check out the Github page for the project data!"
