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First of all great job with mockbee and mockman it is a true lifesaver and words fall short of how much time and effort is saved for all neogrammers in their journey learning frontend.
I have a doubt/ suggestion to make in the docs and please read this with the lens that this might be a very stupid/ obvious this which I ( onkar ) might have missed
The generic post private api calls in the e-com page are like so
{
action: {
type: "increment";
}
}
while in actuality when writing axios calls, we have to write
this , for a beginner in js like me was not obvious , as i am used to just copypasting api calls from docs ( i have minor experience using razorpay api with python django)
So my question / suggestion is this : do the docs need to be of the first type or could they be modified a bit so as to make sure beginners like us who are the target audience users could have a smoother time with them?
thanks again for all the work Soham and Nada and team put in , great work !
Onkar Deshpande neog22
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
First of all great job with mockbee and mockman it is a true lifesaver and words fall short of how much time and effort is saved for all neogrammers in their journey learning frontend.
I have a doubt/ suggestion to make in the docs and please read this with the lens that this might be a very stupid/ obvious this which I ( onkar ) might have missed
The generic post private api calls in the e-com page are like so
{
action: {
type: "increment";
}
}
while in actuality when writing axios calls, we have to write
{
"action": {
"type": "increment | decrement";
}
}
this , for a beginner in js like me was not obvious , as i am used to just copypasting api calls from docs ( i have minor experience using razorpay api with python django)
So my question / suggestion is this : do the docs need to be of the first type or could they be modified a bit so as to make sure beginners like us who are the target audience users could have a smoother time with them?
thanks again for all the work Soham and Nada and team put in , great work !
Onkar Deshpande neog22
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: