I started my #100dayofcoding challenge 92 days ago (Still Continuing). I spend at least one-hour coding for every day (even weekends and vacation...
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Congrats!!!
Getting comment from you is a great thing. Thank you for being such a great role model .
Currently on day 91 as well :D
Woot!
As software engineer I code everyday during my job so I have a question: the "#100DaysOfCode" challenge is "valid" only if I code out of my office's hours? (Of course I code even in the weekend but my question is about coding during the week) :)
I'm asking myself exactly the same question ^ I code about 7h per day with my job.
There are so many things that I want to learn though... Maybe we could do this challenge during week-ends only?
Wow this post really inspired me to start my own 100 days challenge. It's kind of funny, how I just finish making a post 2 minutes ago asking people how much time do they put in a day to learning code. I felt a little intimidated because other people are putting in hours each day learning and I only have about an hour each day to work on my skill. Clearly from your experience, you have achieved a lot. You have inspired me to believe in myself that 1 hour is is more than good enough to be productive.
For this I thank you,
A tip of the hat to you as well =)
I'm over halfway through my 3rd round of 100 Days of Code and I agree that the accountability aspect of it can not be understated!
I also really appreciate the structured format for documenting what progress I've made each day. I've applied this technique into other areas of my life. I find it especially helpful to see just how far I've come when reflecting back at the end of each 100 Days. To realize that the concepts I was struggling with a few months or weeks ago are now second nature is really gratifying. And if you see I'm still butting up against the same things, I know you need more practice in that area. It's also an excellent note-taking tool to help know what to do next. (e.g. "I finished x today. I got stuck on y and will return to read more documentation on that. Tomorrow I will complete z.") That way, even if I do have to miss a couple of days, I always know right where to pick up.
I dont know where to start 😣
Read through the 100DaysOfCode.com outline. The creator gives a lot of pointers.
He had a specific goal, so if there is a project you have been wanting to work on, start there.
If you don't have a specific project (I didn't), pick a tutorial (like the ones at freecodecamp.org or codecademy.com) and start there. It doesn't really matter what you do to start. You're building a habit, so starting is the main thing. As you get further along, you'll figure out where your weaknesses are and can supplement with additional readings and practice from there.
Here is the guide line which I followed (still following).
Hope it will help you.
I think I got to day 5 a few times 😅
Coding everyday is the right way to go
Great motivational post ~ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Can you advise me on how do I start???
Here is the guide line which I followed (still following).
Hope it will help you.
You've make me wanted to start the challenge
Already feeling challenged 😁
I've already coded 17 days in a row. Have I technically started the challenge already or do I need to start from the beginning again? 😂 #117DaysOfCode