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What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

I did this challenge to practice with the astro framework. I generated the page from a markdown file.

What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

I had some problems with getting props from the frontmatter of a markdown file, I don't fully understand how it works yet, but I managed to figure it out.

What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

I had some trouble setting up the props in my cart and in the items to order, but I managed to deal with it. It was a good challenge.

What are you most proud of, and what would you do differently next time?

It was a difficult challenge. I spent several days making it. Everything seems to be working fine and I'm happy with the result. I added some animations using the framer-motion library, and a confetti effect on submit with react-confetti library.

What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

I had a lot of problems with validation and collecting data from inputs. The react-hook-form library helped me a lot with this.

What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?

I did this challenge to improve my forms skills. For validation I used the react-hook-form library.

This is my first project using the nextjs framework. I learned a lot about creating subpages. I added a few animations using the framer-motion library. If you see anything to improve, let me know.

It was a simple challenge, but good for practice.

It took me some time to complete this challenge. I managed to complete every feature along with the bonus drag-drop. I didn't make drag-drop from scratch, I used the react-beautiful-dnd library. This tutorial helped me a lot to understand how it works: link

Additionally, I added todos edition to the list and the list is saved to local storage in the browser. It was a good challenge and I'm happy with the result.

After many days, I managed to finish this challenge. I had a lot of trouble with the add, edit and delete functionality. The biggest problem I had was with nested comments. I probably didn't do it the best way, but it seems to work fine and I'm happy with the result. If you see any errors or anything that needs improvement, let me know.

It was a good challenge. I tried to make an animation of flipping the card, I spent many hours on it, but it was too difficult for me for now, maybe I will come back to it later. Anyway, I'm happy with the result.

It was quite an easy challenge, but I made it more difficult by putting the data in a json file. Arranging blocks in the grid in tailwind was a bit confusing, I managed it, although it could probably be written better. Anyway, it was a good challenge.

I had a problem with state update in result, I'm not sure if I did it the right way. When changing the inputs, the result is wrong, it is correct after choosing the percentages.

This challenge caused me a lot of problems, mainly with positioning. It took me many hours to complete, and I'm not entirely happy with the result. Writing styles in SASS also caused some problems. I don't quite know why some styles in CSS didn't want to work and I often had to add !important to the line, especially in _mediaQuerries.scss file. However, I am happy with the menu I was able to make, mainly in mobile mode, and at all it was a good challenge.

It was easy, but a good challenge. It's the first time I've combined React with Tailwind and I'm happy with the result. I'm still not entirely sure how data fetch works, but I managed to get it done.

This is my first project created in the Tailwind framework. I learned a lot of class names, and making the site responsive.

I made this challenge using REACT. The data for the chart is taken from a json file. I added an animation of the chart on page launch. The cyan bar is synchronized with the current day. I wrote css using Sass. It was good challenge.

It was a difficult challenge for me. I made the project in React, and took the data for the list from a json file. The biggest problem I had was filtering the list. I've been struggling with this for a few days, especially how to restore items after removing one of the filters. But in the end I managed to do it, and I'm happy with the result. It was a good challenge. Let me know if you see anything to improve.

It was a good challenge. I made a list of notifications using the map() method, and I put all the data in the objects. I learned a lot about sharing properties between components in React. If you see anything to improve, let me know.

It was a good challenge to train useState hooks in React.

It was a simple challenge, but this is my first React project, so I had a lot of trouble finishing it. I made the project with Vite. The hardest part for me, was to send the project built in Vite to github pages. This tutorial helped me a lot: click.

It was a difficult challenge for me. I had a lot of problems with the lightbox gallery and because of that, I even left this challenge for a few weeks. Now, after a break, I'm back and I've done it. If you see anything to improve, please let me know.

It was a good challenge to practice the forms.

That was a good challenge. I learned a lot about setting themes. The theme is saving in local storage, and the browser will remember you choise. I made a little push button animation. The calculation function was a bit tricky, If you find any error please let me know. I made a function to prevent from typing more than one dot in a number, and a function that replaces the operator character if you type another operator.

It was a good challenge. The hardest part for me was validating the form. Maybe there is too much redundancy in the script, but it works and I'm happy with the result.

Creating this social pop-up menu was tricky, but also satisfying when it finally worked.