Hey Rahel, Not a problem, thanks for your kind words!

Yeah definitely could include that for people who are confused about modern-day SPA that don't actually "redirect" or "reset". I guess I just assumed that readers would understand the architecture and structure of Next (and React in that case) in terms of links and how you should not refresh your app, because of course, you will lose your state. The state is always available in any case until the page is refreshed. Hopefully, this tutorial was then slightly helpful after all, and sorry if you found it unusable, however, I did try to cover what was needed.

Thanks very much!

JavaScript Teacher I couldn't agree more! It's an absolute pain point writing those exact properties 100000x

Brilliant little guide. Although being a Senior developer myself, and already knowing flex, this is great and I can see this being a real "go to article" for people to remind them about important flex properties. Good job. Love it - and love the simple class names which have a huge effect on efficiency and simplicity!

Yeah a definite valid point.

I love that. I totally agree with you. Although it's very very rare these days that children will play with toys or anything like Lego anymore 😭. Most have iPads and the likes by 3 or 4!

I love using console.table! 🔥🙌

Thanks for the comment. Yeah this is such an important point to take onboard. Even as a senior developer myself, I often forget about the importance of taking regular breaks to really let your mind and body relax and recharge. Plenty of times I've taken a break from an excruciating bug or problem, only to come back fresh and solve it within minutes. Nice to meet you 🙌

I seem to see it ok. I'll try a different host.