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Great! Very clean and functional solution -- I like that you didn't use any more lines of code than you needed and you obviously understand components and props. "You have met all learning goals for this project." 🎉 Well done!
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I like how neat and simple passing timelineData.events is.
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This definitely works, and perhaps is even a better semantic solution, but since the TimelineEvent is a single thing, you could also just return that and not use a ul at all.
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(See above comment -- again, not a fix, just an alternate idea)
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There was a CSS class provided called "timeline" that sets the width to 30%, margin to auto, and text-align left that you could throw in here.
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| <Timestamp time={props.timestamp}/> |
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Nice use of the provided Timestamp component.
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There are some provided CSS classes in TimelineEvent.css (timeline-event, timeline-event:hover, event-person, event-status, event-time) that would auto-style things for you :)
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