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Fork this template for the 100 days journal - to keep yourself accountable (multiple languages available)
In addition to working my way through fCC's coursework, I've also been exploring other resources and tutorials. One such tutorial - taught by Ania Kubow - helped me design and build a basic Tetris app using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This was fun and frustrating at the same time - a great combo in my opinion. Working through constructing this app helped me grasp things I had been struggling with - like writing functions - and it gave me an opportunity to see practical uses of the concepts I had been studying. More precisely, it gave me a clearly defined goal to work towards.
Those are the triumphs, tribulations, and lessons I've learned from my first 50 days of the #100DaysOfCode Challenge. I'm looking forward to what comes next in the second half of the challenge and writing this post has helped me identify the direction I need to work toward. If you'd like to see my log entry for Day 50's study session, you can find in my GitHub repository for the #100DaysOfCode challenge.
I started the #100DaysOfCode Challenge on August 5, 2022. Today is Day 50 of that challenge - well, technically it's the 51st day because I started my first entry as Day 0. As this marks the halfway point of the challenge I'm taking this opportunity to reflect on where I've been and where I want to go for the rest of the challenge.