My #100DaysOfCode Challenge Experience Went Well!

I found about the 100 days of code challenge from a friend who tweeted about it, at the same time I liked the CSS images people made and share on Codepen, so I decided to start this challenge and make a list of drawings with CSS by the end of it.

My Experience

I have been making CSS images almost everyday for 50 days regularly, the twitter community were very supportive, they liked what I do and what I share with them.
I started receiving messages saying : " How can I make CSS drawings? " that’s why I decided to start blogging and share everything I know and answer the questions I have been getting.

I made a blog, I wrote about the resources, steps and tricks I have been using to make these drawings.

At the same time, I was learning "VueJs" -JavaScript framework- and I made a small side project ‘jokes app’ just to practice what I have been learning.

Some Tips To Help You During This Challenge

1. Make A Plan :

Decide what you will work on, maybe you want to work on a specific technology, programming language..

1. Engage With The Community:

Sharing your progress with the community will keep you motivated and will inspire others to start the challenge.

You can use the #100DaysOfCode hashtag and tweet about your progress, interact with others and learn from them too.

Encourage others and be respectful to keep the community supportive.

1. Document Your Work :

Always write about your progress, you can use blog posts or tweets to share with others the tasks you have completed, your next ones.

If possible, make your Github repositories public, discuss the code with others and push your changes everyday, don't forget to share the code with the community.

Make some projects you would like to put on your portfolio.

Contribute to open source projects.

1. Avoid Burnout:

Code for the minimum one hour each day, you can incrementally add more time to code each day if you feel you want to code more.

What I Have Made

With all the support I got from the community, I made more than I expected :

• A list of 50 pure CSS drawings

• A blog

• Learnt about VueJs and started learning about react native

• Met some amazing people

Thank you for being part of the community