Day 1 - 100DaysOfCode 🤖🦾

UpdatedJanuary 5, 2021

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I'm a self-taught Frontend Developer from Dhaka, Bangladesh. Passionate for React and cool user interfaces.

Took up a challenge from devchallenges.io of creating a 404 error page. No brainer, but it was good practice.

Technologies I've used:

It was quite a hectic time working on this challenge. I used Gatsby.js and React for the Frontend and Bootstrap for the UI. I just started out working with Gatsby a few days and instantly fell in love with it. I used quite a few Gatsby plugins. Had to look up some stuff on Google, but hey, if you don't get stuck you ain't doing it right. I'm planning on completing the rest of the challenges in Gatsby.

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