Design comparison
Solution retrospective
I'm definitely proud of completing my first ever app!
It taught me a lot about:
- State and state management in React
- UseEffect and local storage
- Deploying an app on github through the CLI
- Basic git branching and merging in order to implement different features
- Creating a dark and light theme
- Adding functionality across and displaying different states
- Getting a working app off the ground
- Solving bugs
I think my next project will definitely be better planned as I now have a much better idea of the above concepts and how they fit together. I would also plan out a better approach to styling with themes as I'm not happy with how I implemented the dark mode. It feels hackish and I'm sure there's a more elegant solution!
What challenges did you encounter, and how did you overcome them?There were many challenges along the way. Mostly, these were related the logic of the app and implementing filtering, drag and drop without any libraries and solving bugs in the code. I tackled each problem one at a time, googling the problems and trying different solutions. I also found it gave me a much better insight into Javascript arrays and I discovered a lot of great information as a result.
What specific areas of your project would you like help with?I'm very unhappy with my implementation of the dark mode, so I would appreciate any alternative solutions which are less hacky.
I also have a feeling that the way I've implemented the state of the todo list (using and rendering 3 separate arrays) might be overly complicated and there could be a more elegant solution.
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