finitebanjo

A couple of weeks ago I decided to put together a website in my spare time, and it went absolutely terribly.

Then I scrapped that project and started over in React JS.

Anyways, what are the pros and cons of defining the Header and Footer like so:

const Header = () => {
  return (
    <div>
      This is where I'd put my Nav Bar
    </div>
  )
}

const Footer = () => {
  return (
    <div>
      
      copyright 2024

    </div>
  )
}

const App = () => {
  return (
    <div>
      <Header />
      
         The Entire Bee Movie Script might go here for example

      <Footer />
    </div>
  )
}

Is there any issue with this sort of design versus storing the navbar and footer in a separate file and calling them as needed when pages load?

The Intuos Pro Large of old is a drawing tablet without a video screen, with the leading DPI standard in the market at the time. Problem is, even if it was nice and valuable while new, the pens for these things are all held together by a flimsy cheap black plastic ring cone with 0 heat resistance, so once it inevitably cracks all of the internals of the pen will fall out. The plastic piece is hard to replace or 3D print due to it's small size, and there are two extremely tiny springs that are also difficult to source.

On top of that, the Tablet Surface itself is difficult to source as Wacom usually doesn't sell them anymore, so they're always covered in marks and scratches due to being too soft a material.

So a device that might sell for $65 in "like new" condition requires buying a new pen stylus sold for $65 and a surface not sold at all. This has led online marketplaces to be filled with the scrap heaps missing one or both of the above necessary parts.

I am a lucky owner of one of these scrap heaps. Any ideas on what I should do with it other than throw it out? Might be fun to disassemble for practice. Maybe even video content-worthy.

Thanks for stopping by and giving this a read, stranger.

My requirements are thus:

1. Works offline

2. Code is not obfuscated, does not have tons of added dependencies and libraries. I'm trying to speed up codewriting, not replace it completely.

3. Is not a virus

4. Generates files which can be hosted anywhere.

Unfortunately that seems to disqualify pretty much everything I've been able to find with a regular search engine. It would be nice, wouldn't it? To just have a photo-editor like program to throw a layout together, a list of divs and content, and another panel showing all the properties where you can set pixels or percentages, lock it in for non-flexible or leave it auto adjusting. Have them inherit properties from like a custom composition.