Last year, I started learning web development. Initially, I found HTML and CSS quite easy and fascinating. I created a Netflix clone Netflix Clone Repository which boosted my confidence and made me feel comfortable with coding.
After that, I delved into JavaScript. Everything was going well, and I was excited about creating a project. I started by making small games and projects like Snake, Water And Gun, Guess the Number and Digital Clock etc (you can see everything on My Replit Account
Feeling confident, I decided to tackle a larger JavaScript project. I thought everyone makes a to-do list, so I wanted to do something different and chose to make a Google Tasksboard clone. However, once I started, I quickly realized it wasn't as straightforward as I thought. Since I couldn't commit full-time to coding, I could only devote a little time every day. The more I worked on it, the more I understood that this was a much bigger project than I could handle at the moment. It became clear that I needed more time and practice with smaller projects to build up to something larger.
In retrospect, I realize it might have been a mistake to dive into such a complex project right away. However, I've learned a lot from this experience, and I'm determined to try again in the future when my skills have grown and I've put in more hard work and practice.
Here's the link of this project
Google-TasksBoard-Clone
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