Day 31 of 100 Days of Code & Scrum: Mobile Navbar and react-css-modules

Good day, everyone!

It's Monday again... the start of a new week. I have to admit, this has become pretty normal for me now that it's been a month.

Speaking of which, I will be writing about my experiences in my first month of blogging. I might go for a more realistic depiction of what beginner bloggers experience, instead of the typical click bait articles about starting a blog. With all the things I'm new juggling right now, I might publish it around the end of the week, we'll see.

Anyway, let's move on to my daily report!

Yesterday

I did my Sprint Planning yesterday, and I said I'll be focusing on Next.js and Typescript, while still studying Scrum.

Today

Here are the things I learned and worked on today:

Next.js

• I learned about and used react-css-modules to make modular CSS a lot easier to utilize.
• I finished the mobile version of the navbar skeleton.
• working on my company website.
• I decided on what things I'll be working on for my company website. Here are some of them:

I'm using Zenhub as my task/project management tool.

Scrum

• I did some practice flashcards for Scrum.
• reviewed some of the things I've learned before.

Once again, thank you to everyone for reading and supporting me! I wish you all the best!

Resources/Recommended Readings

• react-css-modules | Github
• Zenhub
• Official Next.js tutorial
• The Typescript Handbook
• The 2020 Scrum Guide
• Mikhail Lapshin's Scrum Quizzes

DISCLAIMER

This is not a guide, it is just me sharing my experiences and learnings. This post only expresses my thoughts and opinions (based on my limited knowledge) and is in no way a substitute for actual references. If I ever make a mistake or if you disagree, I would appreciate corrections in the comments!

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Comments

[David Alonso]

I am excited to see the experiences you had.
I still can't imagine writing a month in a row. 🤔

[Rammina]

Thank you! I'll try to show something every week, that way I am held accountable haha.

I will admit it wasn't easy writing every day for a month.

[David Alonso]

Do it calmly.The best content is not born overnight.

I will wait for it excited haha
What was the most difficult?

[Rammina]

Next.js syntax probably.

[Breno Lopes do Carmo]

You are already at 31% of the challenge!! How does it feel? Did you think you would get to that point?

[Rammina]

I'm not sure, I guess it became routine? I don't have to much effort into thinking about it at this point. I just do it.

On really bad days, it holds me accountable and helps with consistency.