I've finished first two newbie challenges from frontendmentor.io.

These are really clever and well-structured challenges to gradually teach you more concepts as you go. You have a complete freedom of choice of the tech stack for completeing challenges so it makes it very nice ground for implementing intented tools (which is React, Next and TailwindCSS in my case).

In those two challenges I learned how to use "group" and "group-hover:" utilities that I haven't used before. So despite how simple the challenges were I can see a clear benefit of completing them.

Also, I learned something about semantic HTML which I was somewhat aware of (I knew tags like that existed) but completely ignored it.

I will surely continue with another challenges because practice makes perfect!

You can see my completed challenges by visiting my FEM profile.

Just finished a Medium-like blog clone which was done using Next.js, TailwindCSS, Sanity CMS and little bit of TypeScript.

What a fun little project it was! It's a simple blog with comments but I learned how to integrate a third-party system into Next.js build. I learned about Sanity CMS which was new to me and I really loved it! I am in the process of building my own website and was about to build a simple blog system on my own from scratch but I will consider abandoning this idea in favor of using Sanity.

The build was done by following Sonny Sangha's YT video.

The clone is available here: https://medium.lenart.in