#100DaysOfCode
I found old codes I wrote more than a decade ago and realized how much I have learned so far, still there is a lot more to learn.
I feel bad when I have to search for a simple task, such as, how substring minus start position works? I have used it a lot of times and still forget how it works.
I used to create a lot of things, even useless app because I like to make things. Lately it has been different as I was believing I should act more "Pro" and just build things that matter and useful to at least a group of people.
I realized I should go back to my roots and create things just for fun. I don't have to worry about whether or not is perfect or useful just make things works and learn something new.
I have been thinking on challenging myself on coding a project each week or code something everyday for a n period of time, but I did not find any strong motivation until today.
Today I came across a tweet and a video that looked like it was directly written to me, these put the cherry on top and I decided to make the #100DaysOfCode challenge.
The rules are basically:
- Code minimum an hour every day for the next 100 days.
- Publish your progress
The goals will be create around 20 mini projects in the next 100 days.