When you think there is not time for learning or coding
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Claims that coding fits into small daily chunks and backs it with concrete experiments: 100 days of code including a 100-day YouTube streak, a 50-day daily CSS images run producing pure CSS artworks, and JavaScript projects like a browser Game of Life built with D3.js and hosted on GitHub. Work gets posted to Twitter for feedback, time budget shrinks to a minimum 20 minutes a day, productivity improves, and freelance gigs and travel follow as measurable outcomes.
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- 0:00Start
- 4:28Daily rules
- 5:35Inspiration for projects
- 7:48What did I learn?
- 15:49What did I gain?
- 27:56Dealing with...
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