10-final_Allocene

[Allocene]

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[vladyslav-yermolin-moc]

Hey, @Allocene, please add a link to your deloyed project, as other students do #434 (comment)

[Allocene]

I deployed my project through a third-party resource. Here is a link to the project - Artur Kobyliatsky (click to open)

[vladyslav-yermolin-moc]

Please change files only in the docs folder.
Try to remove changes of files in folder homeworks/artur... from this pull request

[vladyslav-yermolin-moc]

I have a strange feeling: seems like you want to compete with me or other mentors and try to avoid fixing your code on our comments.
This is not a competition. We like to teach you something useful, based on our experience.
If you don't like our comments, I can merge your request "as is" and save my and your time, not a problem🤷‍♂️
P.S.: please do not resolve my comments, anyway I should open them and check your fixes. Better add fixed comment

[Allocene]

I'm sorry that it seems that way, because in reality it's not like that, it's simple and I never understand why and I'm waiting for some logical explanations, but I gladly make all the corrections, because I understand that this is experience, and this is exactly the small work that you talked about last time

[vladyslav-yermolin-moc]

Hey, @Allocene, thanks for your fixes. I don't clearly understand, what you mean by

it's simple and I never understand why and I'm waiting for some logical explanations,

• CSS classes are a mechanism to make unique identifiers for your HTML element and add some styles specifically to it without fear, that your styles will be applied to some other HTML element, as it could be when you add styles by tag. The only exception here is some common styles for all tags in your project (e.g. all text has #000 color by default)
• data attributes are designed for interaction with HTML elements from JS. You will never have a headache about changing CSS-class and broken js-logic as a result because in js you get this HTML element by CSS class.

These two rules are best practices in HTML+CSS+JS(pure) projects

Is this explanation what you were waiting for?

Anyway, would be good for such cases to ask a question in comments on GitHub or in tg, rather than silently ignore or resolve the mentor's comment.