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Developer Avocado

Frontend developer. Debugging this world one console.log() at a time

Jun 8, 2022

Create Skeleton Loading Animation With CSS and React.js

Animated loading skeleton is an important visual element in web design. It helps users understand an application is busy doing something in the background, which improves the overall user experience of your application. In this article, we will crea...

avocadev.hashnode.dev5 min read

#css #css3 #reactjs #web-development #webdev

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Ayodele Samuel Adebayo

Software Engineer | Open-Source Contributor | Developer Educator

Jun 22, 2022

Thanks for sharing.

Looks like this in dark mode:

Any hack for this?

I'm using tailwind, so I was able to disable the overlay in dark mode then I use tailwind animate-pulse

Prosper Awul

Developer

Jun 19, 2022

Thank you very much bro, i have always wanted to implement this, 🤩

Martins Gouveia

@engineering software and studying mathematics

Jun 11, 2022

Is awesome. Thanks for shared with us.

Albert Chang

Front end dev

Jun 11, 2022

Great post, learned about the css for shadow animation. The only thing I'll nitpick is that you don't need to create another state to track posts, you can just use posts.length.

Zakher Masri

Jun 10, 2022

Had a good chuckle at the header photo 😄 Great article 👍

Ezekiel Ayebidun

Dev zeke | Software Engineer && Technical writer

Jun 10, 2022

Nice article

Victor Eke

Software developer specializing in front-end development and open-source, currently pursuing a bachelors degree in computer science.

Jun 10, 2022

Great post Developer Avocado. Did you host this? Would live to try it out.

Shubham Kumar Singh