Hey guys it’s Day 1/100 #100DaysOfCode:
Today I Started React! ⚛️ and I Learned JSX, (JavaScript xml),
CSS Modules, & built a reusable Card component.
Omo the struggle is real😅 but we keep pushing.
One down, 99 to go! 💻🔥 #ReactJS#WebDev#LearnInPublic
Let’s connect 🤝
Hey guys 👋 join me on my journey to learn React.js. Tho I’ve not been consistent, but I’ve been learning and trying to get back to coding since it’s really been a long time. So join me as I embark on this journey.
I’m also open to connect. Engage guys🙌
#consistency#coding
I am on the road to becoming a frontend developer and this time I will try my best to be consistent, keep learning, do more and document the process.
Coding is not for the faint of heart. 🤧But we press on. One line of code at a time💪
Finally back to coding. 🥹💻
To be honest it has been a really tough journey. I’ve struggled here and there, lost motivation, and even had to get away from coding for a few months to deal with some stuff.
But I’m really happy to be back. ❤️
Time to get back to building. 👨🏽💻🔥
A new week is here, and the difference between staying stuck and actually moving forward will come down to one thing: consistency.
It’s easy to feel motivated at the start of the week, to set big goals and plan everything out, but what really matters is what you do when that motivation fades and the work starts to feel repetitive or slow.
Consistency is not about doing something big once, it is about showing up every day and doing the work even when it feels like it is not making a difference yet.
There will be days this week where things don’t go as planned, where progress feels small, and where it becomes tempting to slow down or stop completely, but those are the moments that actually define whether you move forward or stay in the same place.
Right now, I am still building @studeylearn and @uni_campusspace, and most of the progress does not look exciting from the outside, but it is happening through small, consistent actions every single day.
If you want this week to count, focus less on doing everything perfectly and more on simply showing up and doing what needs to be done, no matter how small it feels.
Stay consistent this week, because that is what turns effort into real results over time.
I’m Ahiakwo John a fullstack web and mobile app developer, with 4+ years of experience, let’s connect.
Hello everyone, today is Day 110 of 365 Days of Code
Today I worked on the referral screen for @campusspace_app where users can view their referral code, share it with others, and track their referral activity, including the number of referrals and the points they’ve earned.
Users can also use this referral points to unlock rewards in the future.
Last week, I opened the Studeylearn waitlist.
Today, over 90 people have already signed up.
That shift from building quietly to seeing real people raise their hands for what you’re creating hits differently.
It’s one thing to have an idea.
It’s another to see people actually want it before it even launches.
Over the past few weeks, I’ve been deep in building, testing, and refining the @studeylearn app based on feedback.
Some features worked instantly, others needed to be rethought completely but every iteration has made the product stronger.
The focus now is simple, make sure the first version people touch is actually worth it.
@studeylearn is launching next month.
If you haven’t joined the waitlist yet, now’s a good time to get in early and be part of the first set of users to use the product.
👉 https://t.co/bje3KL1uQl