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Day 06: Learning to code with CodeFast. Got stuck trying to install Next.js 😶 I faced errors right from installation. Fixed them, but localhost:3000 still won’t load. I'm too sleepy to debug this right now. Gonna call it a night and tackle this fresh tomorrow.

Day 03: Learning to code with CodeFast. Learnt the basics of CSS today, it was way easier than I expected. I get that learning the HTML & CSS basics is helpful, but do we really need to go deep? Once the SaaS backend is ready, can’t we use no-code tools for the frontend?🤔

the more i go through codefast the more i’m convinced muscle memory in coding is real, no way people just remember all these attributes and functions etc lol. just gotta keep at it. keep practicing.

Day 12: Learning to code with CodeFast I made zero progress today But that's okay Today was my mom's birthday, so I spent the day gift shopping and decorating her room while she was away to surprise her Totally worth it and I have 0 regrets lol I did brainstorm my ideas tho👇

Day 05: Learning to code with CodeFast I used my Sunday revising the first chapter, HTML, CSS & JS. Definitely worth it. I’ve got a much better grasp now and feel confident moving on to the SaaS part. If you're taking the course, I highly recommend revisiting the basics first

Day 9: Learning to code with CodeFast. Life + sleep deprivation got in the way today 😶 I was going to skip CF today, but knowing I had to keep the streak alive and post updates to X & YouTube gave me the push to at least make SOME progress. Consistency over perfection. 💪🏻

Day 8: Learning to code with CodeFast. Wasn’t the most productive day tbh. I made some progress, but I got a bit sidetracked “researching” ideas I wanna build post-CodeFast. I'll make sure day 9 is an A+ for productivity. 📈

Day 10: Learning to code with CodeFast. Got more comfy with Tailwind CSS today! Now I have a much better understanding of what’s actually going on behind no-code design tools. Tomorrow’s goal: reach the deployment section 🚀

Day 11: Learning to code with CodeFast. For the first time during the course, I doubted myself "Am I being delusional, thinking I can actually build SaaS products?" This came up during the FAQ section of ReactJS. It felt confusing at first, but after a few attempts, I got it👇

Day 7 of learning to code. 1 Week of CodeFast ✅ Probably the most fun part so far ✅ Got the basics of Next.js & React. Built my first components for navigation. Finally learned wtf GitHub is and how it helps devs. Guess I’m a dev now? 😂👨‍💻

Day 04: Learning to code with CodeFast. I realized JavaScript basics aren't as straightforward as CSS & HTML, and I'll need to go over JS again tomorrow. Overall, I've understood how we can use JS to modify the contents on a web page and affect things based on user action.

Day 8: Learning to code with CodeFast. Wasn’t the most productive day tbh. I made some progress, but I got a bit sidetracked “researching” ideas I wanna build post-CodeFast. I'll make sure day 9 is an A+ for productivity. 📈

Day 12: Learning to code with CodeFast I made zero progress today But that's okay Today was my mom's birthday, so I spent the day gift shopping and decorating her room while she was away to surprise her Totally worth it and I have 0 regrets lol I did brainstorm my ideas tho👇

Day 06: Learning to code with CodeFast. Got stuck trying to install Next.js 😶 I faced errors right from installation. Fixed them, but localhost:3000 still won’t load. I'm too sleepy to debug this right now. Gonna call it a night and tackle this fresh tomorrow.

Day 05: Learning to code with CodeFast I used my Sunday revising the first chapter, HTML, CSS & JS. Definitely worth it. I’ve got a much better grasp now and feel confident moving on to the SaaS part. If you're taking the course, I highly recommend revisiting the basics first

Day 03: Learning to code with CodeFast. Learnt the basics of CSS today, it was way easier than I expected. I get that learning the HTML & CSS basics is helpful, but do we really need to go deep? Once the SaaS backend is ready, can’t we use no-code tools for the frontend?🤔

Day 9: Learning to code with CodeFast. Life + sleep deprivation got in the way today 😶 I was going to skip CF today, but knowing I had to keep the streak alive and post updates to X & YouTube gave me the push to at least make SOME progress. Consistency over perfection. 💪🏻

the more i go through codefast the more i’m convinced muscle memory in coding is real, no way people just remember all these attributes and functions etc lol. just gotta keep at it. keep practicing.

officially reached a point in codefast where i think i should've been taking notes from the start 😶 are y'all taking notes?

Day 10: Learning to code with CodeFast. Got more comfy with Tailwind CSS today! Now I have a much better understanding of what’s actually going on behind no-code design tools. Tomorrow’s goal: reach the deployment section 🚀

Day 11: Learning to code with CodeFast. For the first time during the course, I doubted myself "Am I being delusional, thinking I can actually build SaaS products?" This came up during the FAQ section of ReactJS. It felt confusing at first, but after a few attempts, I got it👇

Day 7 of learning to code. 1 Week of CodeFast ✅ Probably the most fun part so far ✅ Got the basics of Next.js & React. Built my first components for navigation. Finally learned wtf GitHub is and how it helps devs. Guess I’m a dev now? 😂👨‍💻

Day 04: Learning to code with CodeFast. I realized JavaScript basics aren't as straightforward as CSS & HTML, and I'll need to go over JS again tomorrow. Overall, I've understood how we can use JS to modify the contents on a web page and affect things based on user action.