Day 29: I am making the decision to end this go around of #100DaysOfCode because I am not finding the daily time that I need. I still plan to code often and share what I am working on outside of the challenge. Thank you so much for this incredible community.
Day 28: I decided to balance my process so that for every two coding days I am mostly learning one day and mostly creating (which is still the best way to learn anyway) the other. The benefit to that is I was able to make progress on my personal portfolio today.
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Day 26: I still don't understand all the ins and outs, but it appears applying the min-width: 0 and the word-wrap: break-word properties fix the issue.
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Day 25: Help! When playing around with #CSS#Flexbox, I am getting behavior where content inside a flexbox container will not wrap. Instead, it overflows the container all in one line (flex-wrap: wrap is applied) OR it gets super tiny. How can I fix this?
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@HamadaDylan Do you find that you use Grid a lot, or do you mostly use Flexbox? I can see the amazing power of Flexbox, but I'm not sure if I would need Grid regularly.
Day 23: I had absolutely no idea there was so much to be learned about #CSS#Flexbox. I can see myself spending several more days on this topic alone.
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Day 20: This #100DaysOfCode is going to take me longer than 100 days, but I am going to keep doing my best. π I've realized I need to start back at remedial #CSS because I have become totally reliant on #Bootstrap. First, mastering CSS grid.
Day 17: Today I played around with #CSS grid and flexbox. What are everyone's thoughts on the use cases for each? Is it best to just stick with flexbox?
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Day 16: Today I fully removed #Bootstrap and #Reactstrap from my portfolio project and started working on the custom #CSS. Having so much fun with media queries and thinking mobile first.
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Day 15: Today I started truly moving forward on my portfolio app again. I have decided to remove #Bootstrap and use pure #CSS for the styling.
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Day 14: Today I *finally* finished my reusable buttons (with id, className, onClick, and style props passed in). Sometimes spending a lot of time on #CSS feels unproductive, but I know there is still so very much I have left to learn.
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Day 11: Today I was able to make progress on styling my reusable button component. Still not finished, but I am excited to show my completely reusable custom button.