July 15, 2024 Progress Report
#365DaysofCode Day 197
#100daysofcode Day 32
#freeCodeCamp #R2_100daysofcode
#Replit100daysofcode Day 31
Daily Reading: freeCodeCamp news 
Replit100daysofcode: Day 31 Project ~ Classic User Interface 1 & 2
Let's keep coding! 
Saturday Progress Report
Date: June 22, 2024 PART 2
#365DaysofCode Day 174
#100daysofcode Day 9
#freeCodeCamp
#R2_100daysofcode
#Replit100daysofcode Day 8
Progress Summary:
Day 9: Learned Introductory JavaScript by building a Pyramid Generator, completed steps 41-55.
#Python #JavaScript #AffirmationGenerator #PyramidGenerator #DailyLearning #CodingJourney #CodeInPlace #FreeCodeCamp #Replit
Excited to continue this journey and keep making progress!
4. There is a forum, and a biweekly live coding session, plus answer videos. We haven't used any of this, so I can't comment on how good that would be. Again, assuming you're dedicated, it looks doable.
5. There are a few mistakes here and there in the code, which can be super frustrating if you're a beginner. It looks like this was rushed through and it's correspondingly rough on the edges. That said, it's free, and can only get better.
2. For my kids, with me as their tutor, the speed and level was perfect, especially for the 13-year-old. The 10-year-old came along, but mostly started watching the videos from day 50 on.
3. It starts from zero, and works all the way up to building websites that connect to APIs. The speed is insane; without help, you'd have to be highly dedicated to keep up. You'll learn a key concept in one day, and the next time it's assumed that you master it.
My kids and I are about to finish #Replit100DaysOfCode.
If you are looking for a way to learn programing - either you or your kid(s) - the Replit course may be for you. Here's a short series of posts about what we liked, and what could improved.
1. The course uses Python, which I think is the correct choice for beginners.
