1. What are your coding goals? l goals are to learn as much as I can. I find it very interesting, but I still wonder if this is something that I would actually be good at. My goal is to figure out if I can be good at coding, and if I can take it to the next level. As of right now, I feel like there are so many terms that I don't know and it's all a jumbled mess. I have an "idea" what to do, but I'm not sure where to start.
2. What does successful learning look like to you? For me, success will be any knowledge that I can gain (and retain) from this Cohort. I want to start coding, and I want to have a better basis for what I'm doing.
3. How do you plan to measure your success? For me it will just be a personal comfort level. I will know if I am picking up concepts better than I previously understood them. In my mind, if I feel stronger then I am.
4. Do you have any particular timeline/deadline for learning to code? No, but I would like to develop my skills pretty significantly over the next several months. Before I return to school in the fall, I'd like to be more proficient.

What are your coding goals?
My coding goals are as follows: to understand the concepts of programming; and to tinker recreating some some simple and complex websites.

What does successful learning look like to you?
Successful learning to me is being able to teach the topic to other people.

How do you plan to measure your success?
I plan to measure my success by being able to figure out solutions to problems with minimal loop into tutorials.

Do you have any particular timeline/deadline for learning to code?
Yes. I wish to learn the basic tools of building a website in 4 months.
I know my timeline might be to short but I am prepared to work twice as much to achieve it.

1. What are your coding goals? My coding goals include being able to create websites that are basic to medium in complexity.
2. What does successful learning look like to you? Being entertained while learning and retaining new information.
3. How do you plan to measure your success? By how anxious I am to learn more.
4. Do you have any particular timeline/deadline for learning to code? I would like to gain some type of proficiency in coding within a year or so.

1. Why are you learning to code? I want to start learning to code because I want to be a better support engineer, and I’d like to move into development some day.
2. What’s your goal? What’s a tangible learn-to-code goal you hope to reach in 6 months? Create at least one project from scratch that’s published on GitHub and re-do one of my old websites using current standards. 12 months? Add two more GitHub projects.
3. What does successful learning look like to you? Is it about building a bunch of projects, having a deeper understanding of a particular technology, passing a certification, something else? Visualize and write down what success looks like to you. It’s about building a fair number of projects, yes, but that’s only to demonstrate understanding of JavaScript and Python.
4. How will you measure that success? Is it about the amount of time spent, badges collected, courses completed? Are there tools you can use to track your learning so that you can measure your progress and document your success?** I’ve maintained my weekly goal of studying at least four days a week at Codecademy for over six months in a row. I intend to continue that. I’d like to re-start and finish their full-stack developer curriculum.**
5. Do you have a timeline, or any deadlines, associated with your learning goals? Do you need to pass an exam by a certain day? Do you need to start applying for jobs by a certain time? Do want to finish a project on a particular date? Jot down any due dates or important time-related criteria. I don’t have a specific due date.

1) What are your coding goals? My coding goals is to create a successful python and flutter blog using react framework. I also want to publish Android app to google playstore
2) What successful learning look like to you? For me successful learning is when I am able to teach others what I have learned also to implement it
3)How do you plan to measure your success?I plan to measure my success with how much projects I have implemented and deployed and also if I get a job
4)Do you have any particular timeline for learning to code? My timeline is this whole year of 2022

1. What are your coding goals? Use programming in everyday life.
2. What does successful learning mean to you? The knowledge gained from the studied material that I can apply in the future.
3. How do you plan to measure your success? I need a roll! )
4. Do you have any specific deadlines/deadlines for learning to code? I am constantly learning when I have time.

Why are you learning to code?I want to start learning to code because i want to be better in it and become a successful SDE.
What’s your goal?
What’s a tangible learn-to-code goal you hope to reach in 6 months? learn development build projects and open source them in github and enhance my profile. 12 months?contribute to open source project in large scale organisation.
What does successful learning look like to you? Is it about building a bunch of projects, having a deeper understanding of a particular technology, passing a certification, something else? Visualize and write down what success looks like to you. end of the day it's all about satisfation in the work you do and living a balanced developer life.
How will you measure that success? Is it about the amount of time spent, badges collected, courses completed? Are there tools you can use to track your learning so that you can measure your progress and document your success? by the dark green squares in github profile and the grown knowledge in software development industry .

Do you have a timeline, or any deadlines, associated with your learning goals? Do you need to pass an exam by a certain day? Do you need to start applying for jobs by a certain time? Do want to finish a project on a particular date? Jot down any due dates or important time-related criteria. i will try to develop all the required skills within span of 1 to 1.5 years of time.

1. What are your coding goals? My coding goals is to become a front end developer and land my first full time role by the end of this year and then eventually dive into app development
2. What does successful learning look like to you? I believe being able to retain as much as possible by being able to implement it well when I code.
3. How do you plan to measure your success? I plan to measure my success by being able to build an entire site using HTMM, CSS and JAVASCRIPT all from scratch
4. Do you have any particular timeline/deadline for learning to code? Ideally 8 months from this month but realistically if I study hard Id like to be ready for employment by the end of the year.

1. My coding goal is to put together a toolbox of skills that will allow me to create something I find useful and cool.
2. Successful learning is knowledge I can use in real-world environment in a relatively short period of time.
3. I'd like to measure my success with output.
4. I don't have a specific timeline because I'm still fleshing out measurable goals and what I need in the toolbox. I'd like to see measurable progress within 6 months.

1. What are your coding goals? My hope is to become a backend dev so getting comfortable with Python is a must. Ultimately, I want to become competent enough to switch careers within the year.
2. What does successful learning look like to you? Being able to teach it to another, my goal is to teach my nephew. In addition, successful learning really looks like lots of discipline and finidng joy in the process. Sounds cliche, but truly trusting the process and celebrating my progress is it.
3. How do you plan to measure your success? As many have mentioned, with practice will come ease and in that ease, I will find comfort. So I plan on measuring my success by gauging my comfort level and anxiety. Also, more practically, I plan to measure it by finally finishing a couple of courses I keep leaving on the wayside :/
4. Do you have any particular timeline/deadline for learning to code? I want to be in a very different position by this time next year. I'd give myself a year to become proficient. BUT I am so curious to see what I can do from here to August.