Destinations Row Images and Sizing

With our top row of categories rendered out, we can now move onto the next row of elements for Destinations. Drawing this out can be tricky as image sizing is often quite confusing. Let's walk through this together. Images: https://letsbuildthatapp-videos.s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/c2eb637f-61d4-4762-b0c7-17d4bb2e9132 https://letsbuildthatapp-videos.s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/bda78f98-0050-4f40-9a2c-0160d9043c06 https://letsbuildthatapp-videos.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/be17bf36-b7ad-43e0-8689-5f4c3a20e9e0

Comments (2)

turtle0001

2 years ago

When does the video for this lesson be release? I'm not sure if this is just a bug because I can't see the rest of the videos starting here at the 3rd video for this course.

Brian Voong

2 years ago

turtle0001

2 years ago

oh! Sorry! Thank you for that Brian!

Bharathikannan Ilanchezhiyan

2 years ago

Will these hardcoded data and images be replaced by json data? I thought these values are not hardcoded as per your intro video.

jsayer7

2 years ago

I'm not far enough along to answer your question, but it would be really simple to convert it to be dynamic using JSON data.. create a view model with a published array of destinations, make the request for the data in the init of the vm, and then feed that published array into the foreach.

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