Great to hear!

Thanks for sharing! It should work just as well on Ubunutu. Since you say that the folder isn't in $PATH, it seems like the path to the executable file isn't correct or that the permission are not set to executable for that file. So it tries to look for the file in the default directories specified in $PATH.

Thank you! :)

Hey thanks, great point!

You're welcome!

Great question. It would probably be very similar. Let's say you have a function that handles the user file upload. Inside the function, you check if it's indeed a valid csv file, then you parse it to a js object. From there, use the data as needed, e.g. show an array of possible information contained within each csv row. If you can share some code, I'd be happy to help more

Thanks, glad it helped :)

True, the intersection observer is generally preferred. But in some cases, you might want to have an additional check in the observer to see if the element is still visible, let's say after 1 second

@@thecodingloft if you have to use the scroll listener I would at least use a throttle mechanism

Haha true! Could be more straightforward

Thank you! 🙏

thank you Lukas!

Thanks dude appreciate it

Thank you, it's definitely on the to-do list once there's some more spare time! :)

Thank you, glad you liked it!

Good question, I'm sure there is, I would have to look it up myself. I'll check it out soon

Thanks Lukas!

💚 thanks :)

Thank you! Yes totally agree, CSS is really powerful and lots of interactive stuff can be done without JS

Thank you !

Thanks for letting me know, glad you found it helpful :)

Thanks for the comment. You're right, there are more steps compared to having the logo inside the .appimage. Curious to hear, what would be your way to go about it?

​@@thecodingloft I am not saying your method is bad or anything, I am just saying the way linux works or appimages work don't give you that magic apple gives you where an application is just a fancy icon that you can drag and drop on a dock. it probably has something to do with how linux is structured.

Yes, I agree, it would be nice if it was just a standard with every appimage to have the logo included and installed in the applications window.

Thank you Lukas

Great to hear! Thank you :)

Thank you!

Awesome, good to hear! :)

Thanks Lukas

Thanks for the question! To be honest, it depends quite a bit on your setup. Do you one to have one modal that has several different steps inside? Then you could update the component to have a step state which changes on each button click and sends a different html for each step. Do you want to have different modals on different parts of your website, depending on the user interaction? Then you could have different modal states for each modal (showModalOne, showModalTwo, etc) that all correspond to a specific modal. You would also then have to update the show and close modal functions to only work for the target modal. If you have a JFiddle or similar, feel free to share so you can get some input! Hope that helps :)

@@thecodingloft Thanks a lot🖤 for your quick response. It worked.

@@ayra_2001 thank you, that's great to hear :)

Thank you!

Thank you! ;)

Thank you!

thanks for the comment! Unfortunately I can't after the video is uploaded, but I'll make sure to do so in the next videos. You can also find the code in the Github Repo

Thank you!

Great to hear, thanks!

Thanks for the comment! I've just tried it with Krita and it works the same way. Double-check the spelling of the filenames and inside the .desktop files, often it's as simple as having a lowercase or uppercase letter different. Let me know if that helped!

Thank you!

Thank you, great to hear :)