πŸš€ Week 3 DevOps Journey: Jenkins, React Props & States, and Practice Site

Tanish JainTanish Jain
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This week wasn't the most productive, but consistency is what matters β€” and I kept moving forward.

πŸ”§ DevOps Progress:

  • 🧠 Learned what Jenkins is and why it’s used:

    • Jenkins is a powerful automation tool used in CI/CD pipelines.

    • It helps automate building, testing, and deploying applications β€” a core part of any DevOps pipeline.

  • I explored its role and how it will integrate into my Dockerized Django project in the coming weeks.

βš›οΈ React Learning:

  • Started understanding the basics of React:

    • Covered states and props β€” foundational for component-based architecture.

    • These concepts helped me understand how data flows within React apps and how to make components dynamic and reusable.

🌐 Practice Site Built:

  • To reinforce my React and frontend skills:

    • Built a simple site containing my basic personal info and mini HTML, CSS, and JS projects.

    • Each project is linked and organized in a minimal format.

    • It served as a good revision of core web fundamentals while practicing React.


πŸ”œ What’s Next (Week 4 Goals):

  • βœ… Start hands-on with Jenkins setup and integration.

  • πŸ” Continue learning React deeply: lifecycle, routing, hooks.

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