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Chris Bongers

Looking to get into development? As a full-stack developer I guide you on this journey and give you bite sized tips every single day 👊

Oct 28, 2020

Vanilla JavaScript random colours

Ever wondered how you can create random colours using Vanilla JavaScript? The other day we made a JavaScript data-attribute filter, and I wanted to give each block a random colour. So today we are going to do just that. The end result will be as this...

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Andrew Baisden

Full-Stack Engineer | AI-Augmented Developer | React • TypeScript • Node • Python | Cursor + Claude daily

Nov 8, 2020

Good post I can already imagine a few use cases for this type of thing.

Awesome Andrew,

Looking forward to what you'll create with this! ✌️

Chris Bongers

Looking to get into development? As a full-stack developer I guide you on this journey and give you bite sized tips every single day 👊

Nov 9, 2020

Syed Fazle Rahman

Building Bug0, an AI-native E2E testing platform for modern apps - co-founder & ceo @ Hashnode

Oct 28, 2020

Great tip, Chris Bongers. 👏

Chris Bongers

Looking to get into development? As a full-stack developer I guide you on this journey and give you bite sized tips every single day 👊

Oct 28, 2020

Thanks Syed Fazle Rahman one of these things I needed but had to Google myself.