Kanban task management with Chakra-UI & Next.JS (ver. 1)

Before tackling this challenge, I intentionally opted for an easier one to take a breather and keep my momentum going. So, this time around, I made a bold decision to dive into the guru level challenge.

I decided to elevate my skills by embarking on the Kanban task management web app, aiming to demonstrate my frontend expertise. However, this undertaking extended over 25 days, nearly a month, ultimately nurturing immense gratitude for this transformative experience.

At the outset, my goal was to become better acquainted with Next.js' latest feature - the APP Router. Moreover, through this challenge, I acquired a understanding of employing dynamic routers, which I want to build a blog by my own. That's really useful experience for me.

Furthermore, navigating JSON data, an area relatively unexplored for me. The exercise of fetching data within the context of frontend development enriched my proficiency.

In the end, it's not truly an end. Upon completing this challenge, I've found myself pondering about my next steps. But as I reflect on this, I realize that there's so much more I can delve into and learn. Perhaps diving into React Three Fiber or exploring other avenues. Anticipation for what the future holds is building up within me.