I’m doing my 5th #100DaysOfCode, this time, learning Node.JS.
Why it is so special? Because I’m learning Flutter at the same time. I’ll be spending 6 hours a day doing both challenges. Yep.
As I have learnt from my mistakes, I’m using a new approach, learning faster and better than before on my #100DaysOfCode challenge. Want to know how?
Time to start a new good old #100DaysOfCode. And now, it is time to Python and its frameworks: Flask, Django, DRF and more!
After around 70 days of the challenge, I failed my #100DaysOfCode.
But why I did it? How I failed when I was close to finishing it? Or more important: Did I really failed?
After a successful first 100DaysOfCode, I’m up to a second time!
After learning about the #100DaysOfCode challenge, I thought it was a good way to learn Vue. Now, I want to share what did I learnt.
After a while, I’m back on the challenge again with only 23 days to finish it. But I didn’t abandon Vue. Quite the contrary.
The tenth week of my personal #100DaysOfCode while learning Vue is done, with only one month left, and I’ve learnt pretty useful things this week related to Databases.
Quick update of my ninth week of the #100DaysOfCode challenge, where I added a few cool things such as Firebase, a secret login and more.
Last week I keep adding stuff to my Vue first webapp. And while I still have to connect it to a database, by now it is looking good.