I love learning foreign languages, playing video games, rock climbing, and my dog.
I started my coding journey about a year and a half ago, where I've been learning on my own.
I'm also doing the HackerRank coding problems. About two months ago I started their 3 month Interview Prep algorithms section and it's been going well. Their problems are fun!
Also, I wanted to comment on your number 1. If creating a schedule doesn't work for you or you find it's hard to stick to, what I like to do is set 4 - 5 tasks that I want to complete each day -- start with the harder one first and just hack away at it as I go about my day. This way, I don't feel so guilty when I am unable to follow my schedule to a tee and I create a healthy relationship with my tasks rather than setting myself up to fail and feel bad. Then, at the end of the day, I look back and see which tasks I got done, how they went, and then create the next 5 for tomorrow.
Hey Ron,
I'm also doing the HackerRank coding problems. About two months ago I started their 3 month Interview Prep algorithms section and it's been going well. Their problems are fun!
Also, I wanted to comment on your number 1. If creating a schedule doesn't work for you or you find it's hard to stick to, what I like to do is set 4 - 5 tasks that I want to complete each day -- start with the harder one first and just hack away at it as I go about my day. This way, I don't feel so guilty when I am unable to follow my schedule to a tee and I create a healthy relationship with my tasks rather than setting myself up to fail and feel bad. Then, at the end of the day, I look back and see which tasks I got done, how they went, and then create the next 5 for tomorrow.
Glad the coding is going well! Keep it up :)
Nice approach!
Good advice.