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Re: Show HN: Guilded – build and organize online gaming teams

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We just launched a redesign and ground-up rewrite of Guilded, which makes it easier for gamers to build and organize teams. There are also a bunch of of new features, like fully-featured forums, customizable team dashboards, team streams, and team rosters.

On the tech side, the frontend was all written in React 16 + MobX. Besides the redesign and new features, there were a lot of technical goals related to the frontend infra that we were trying to achieve, which are allowing us to move a lot faster now.

Anyways, hope you all think it's cool, would love to hear any questions/feedback.

Re: Show HN: Guilded – build and organize online gaming teams

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I wrote about this Guilded update for the Initialized blog, because I'm so enamored with this product that probably would have saved me from needing to learn a lot of HTML two decades ago. It did serve me well, though... but I'd have rather been playing Q2CTF

https://medium.com/initialized-capital/if-guilded-had-existe...

Re: Show HN: Guilded – build and organize online gaming teams

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Love the landing page. Just a heads up, navigating to the page breaks my browser's back button. Otherwise, looks fantastic!

Oops, that was a last-minute change that didn't work out right - fixing that right now, thanks.

Edit: should be fixed now

Re: Show HN: Guilded – build and organize online gaming teams

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Love the landing page. Just a heads up, navigating to the page breaks my browser's back button. Otherwise, looks fantastic!

Looks like it redirects you to /v2/ which in turn redirects you back so you have to click back twice really fast :(

Re: Show HN: Guilded – build and organize online gaming teams

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post #2

We just launched a redesign and ground-up rewrite of Guilded, which makes it easier for gamers to build and organize teams. There are also a bunch of of new features, like fully-featured forums, customizable team dashboards, team streams, and team rosters. On the tech side, the frontend was all written in React 16 + MobX. Besides the redesign and new features, there were a lot of technical goals related to the fronte…

This looks really cool! This is not super related to your business, but do you have any recommendations for how to get started with frontend dev as a beginner? I usually do backend/infra stuff, and the frontend world is overwhelming - particularly CSS.

Do you have any tips on the best way to learn CSS? And do you think using React + MobX allows faster dev compared to vanilla javascript?

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