You have a beautiful voice! 😂

I haven’t seen that, thank you. I’ll take a look for sure! Thanks for sharing.

If you've got any suggestions to make to my implementation or any questions, please let me know.

I hope this is helpful to someone out there :)

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I thought I'd put together an example that shows *a* way that one could do something like this.

This is quite simple and really just shows how one can split the forms up and then validate and sanitize all of it from the parent.

It shouldn't be too hard to expand on the setup.

This helps keep things manageable for you as the developer and is often a much better experience for your users, helping them focus on specific bits of data.

By splitting things up, one could display them in modals, multi-step wizards, etc, etc.

When dealing with large bodies of complex data, one might want to create a series of components for each "section" of data and have that component be responsible for the display, validation, custom data transforms, async lookups, etc.

Is that only rendering items that are within the square?

Beautiful crust and crumb!

Do you proof it in the fridge overnight?

I also bake sourdough and my dog is happy to eat it, but she farts like crazy when I feed it to her🤪🤣💨 Needless to say, she doesn’t get it anymore 😁

Great read. Thanks for sharing.

It’s just crazy! It hard to believe that it’s real and actually leaves me rather speechless.

Very cool!

It could be quite fun if, when lying down on it's side, and view from a specific angle, it creates two mountain peaks. That's make it truely 3D :D

Sounds very exciting. You’ll just have to share some of the options when the time comes.

I’ve worked closely with a very talented designer on a few projects and it’s always such a pleasure seeing those creative juices explode into things you could never have imagined yourself!

Not that one has any real control, but I think it might be nice to have some goals, dreams, etc.

I’ll keep giving it some thought and will share those thoughts once they’re “settled”.

In the meantime, a blessed and happy new year to all. May it be a year of good tidings and wind in your sails!