Building CampaignHawk: Populating Modals (Part 7)

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Continuing the discussion from Building CampaignHawk: Making Modals (Part 6):

Part 7, populating the modals. This is all about creating components—primarily forms—to be used to populate the modals. This is also a pretty good lesson in flexbox.

Building CampaignHawk: Making Modals (Part 6)

Continuing the discussion from Building CampaignHawk: Connecting Tooltips with React (Part 5):

Part 6, making modals. This one is also more about styling.

Building CampaignHawk: Connecting Tooltips with React (Part 5)

Continuing the discussion from Building CampaignHawk with Meteor and React (Part 4):

And here’s Part 4. This one goes over connecting tooltips with React.

Building CampaignHawk with Meteor and React (Part 4)

Continuing the discussion from Building CampaignHawk with Meteor and React (Part 3):

And here’s Part 4. This is mostly going over tooltips and material design.

Building CampaignHawk with Meteor and React (Part 3)

Continuing the discussion from Building CampaignHawk with Meteor and React (Part 2):

Here’s Part 3 . I built out the sidenav and did a lot of styling. I’ve also started tracking how much time I spent on various tasks while working on this project.

Building CampaignHawk with Meteor and React (Part 2)

Continuing the discussion from Building CampaignHawk: An Open-Source Election Canvassing App with Meteor and React (Part 1):

Here’s Part 2. This goes over basic file structure, packages, components, and routes.

Building CampaignHawk: An Open-Source Election Canvassing App with Meteor and React (Part 1)

I’ve been asked by a to build an open-source election canvassing app to make it easier to run a campaign. Since it’s open-source, I figure I might as well document how I did it. I have a feeling this is going to be a long series…

https://medium.com/@SamCorcos/building-campaignhawk-an-open-source-election-canvassing-app-with-meteor-and-react-part-1-aff5e8e19a32