perpetual-testing-initiative vs frontendQuickbytes

perpetual-testing-initiative

My own spin on the #100DaysOfCode challenge (by Insidiae)

frontendQuickbytes

A repo containing real life frontend challenges which you can use to practice frontend! (by ms-yogi)

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perpetual-testing-initiative

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2021: Year in Review
4 projects | dev.to | 31 Dec 2021

Once I felt a bit more comfortable with my workflow, I started taking on a tougher challenge, focusing on what's going to give me the best value for my time learning new things and contributing more to my work at the same time. To achieve this I started my Perpetual Testing Initiative, a spin-off of sorts to the #100DaysOfCode challenge that I came up with just to start with a more casual ruleset:

frontendQuickbytes

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5 mini-projects to sharpen your frontend development skills!
1 project | dev.to | 1 Jun 2021

You can build these projects in any framework. I have also created a github repository to store all these project ideas. If you like these challenges, would appreciate getting a star to this repository 🌟. You can also contribute to these challenge lists or share your solutions. We can create a solutions section too for those links!

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