Two months off coding hits different when you sit back down to write your first line again ๐
I'm embarking on a journey to become cracked. Starting a 60-day challenge today.
DAY 5/60
Small update...
I promised I'd complete today's leetcode challenge, but life got in the way and I didn't even get the chance to open my pc today.
Not every day goes according to plan, and that's okay. What matters is showing up again tomorrow.
Been seeing a lot of interesting tweets lately. People here are genuinely funny ๐.
I expected X to be a lot more toxic, but after 5 days, I honestly haven't come across any of that.
Good feeds really do pay.
DAY 4/60
Got motivated to start solving some basic LeetCode challenges today.
I started a bit late, so I'll post the screenshots tomorrow. ๐
The hype is real, though. Even the basic problems aren't as easy as they look. This is definitely going to be an interesting journey.
DAY 3/60
Yesterday reminded me that writing code is only one part of software engineering. The real work starts with thinking through the system its flow, interactions, and structure before touching the keyboard.
DAY 2/60
While reviewing Python fundamentals, I kept wondering how principles like encapsulation, coupling, and cohesion actually show up in real code not just textbook definitions.
Building a User Configuration Manager felt like the perfect way to see it in practice