#codeblr love

[snowcodes]

Programming basics

So I've been learning about some of the programming basics recently, e.g. Functions, Data types, Operators, Control Flow, Loops I just want to say, the codeblr community on here is one of the most friendly, welcoming communities I have ever come across. Thank you all for being so supportive to new learners. Especially those that are mature students returning to study!! Thank you all for sharing your resources and making it an accessible thing to help everyone learn, you are all so so SO awesome.

[orthogonal-slut]

linux is just such a good special interest. it is a never ending hyperfixation; there is always a new rabbit hole to get lost in.

no matter how much i research, how much i read, i discover something new. i don't think i spent a day not learning ever since i made the switch years ago.

linux really tickles my autism in the best way.

[izicodes]

Taskbars Into The Past | Polls

I saw this image on LinkedIn and was wondering which one was on your first-ever Windows computer? 🤔

E.g. for me, number 2 was on my first ever computer (at primary school back in the early 2000s) 🥰

[a-fox-studies]

some kind of day at the codeblr discord server

@moose-mousse

the full series

[dreamdolldiary]

Just start already.

it's super easy to get carried away with getting into something new and interesting but then you get swept away in info hoarding and never... actually... starting...

i know it's exciting and you feel like you'll miss out on all the good information and resources if you don't press bookmark, if you delete the tabs and leave millions open, or write everything down all at one and- oh, look! you found another good resource

but there comes a time where you need to realize, a handful is all you need to get an amazing kickstart. these resources aren't going anywhere. you'll just end up overwhelming and burning yourself out before you had actually even started!

your brain is not meant to have so much new information thrown at it and expected to remember it all in such a short amount of time. so just start already. the beauty of learning is that it'll NEVER end. EVER. so come to peace with it. there will always be something new to learn, each and everyday. so start.

it's okay to not know everything. that's life. focus on the present! don't miss out on the journey and rushing ahead. that's not the point.

start. just do it.

[rainlover789]

11.06.25

unproductive day, but at night I got around to planning for the next semester :)

[sunless-not-sinless]

advent of code :D day 1

[lightuponearth]

daily log ₊˚⊹

today went great! didn't take much pics though so here's some meal pics of today instead lol

- woke up at 5am! decided to stay awake after morning prayer instead of going back to sleep and i understand now why people wake up at such an early hour. i managed to accomplish all of my tasks, and some more, by 10am.... i don't think i'm ever going back to waking up after 5am like this is perfect! the only thing is that i need to adjust my night routine and sleep earlier

- had a delicious lunch which was yoghurt mixed with protein and topped with brownsugar apples and peanut butter! very filling and very yum

- incorporated yoga in my morning routine as well today, did about 45mins of it paired with a meditation before and after finishing. it was soo calming and a great way to start my day

- i made a website using react! i followed along with a tutorial and it's a very simple to-do list website but i'm going to adjust the code and make it more enhanced so it has more features like subtasks, recurring tasks, etc. might make a post about it once i'm done

- watched the first two episodes of the umbrella academy's new season! it's a favourite show of mine and i'm so excited to see how this season goes, although i have seen some spoilers and well... hoping it still ends well

i hope you all are doing well! thank you for reading this far ♡

[codingcorgi]

Once again had dreams about programming. This time it was about my real life project and some of my "solutions" are questionable.

[snowcodes]

I get such a happy little buzz when an email like this comes through! I really wish I had gotten into coding sooner, this is so much fun and gives me a great sense of accomplishment when something *actually* works!!

[packetpixie]

I love you thriftbooks <3

Literally could get four books for less than the price of one on Amazon.

But since I'm broke, I love you Oceanofpdf even more <3

(I just downloaded all four of those books for free instead!! :D)

[izicodes]

Desktop Organisation Poll

⤷ ○ ♡ my shop ○ my twt ○ my youtube ○ pinned post ○ blog's navigation ♡ ○

[daysofbecoming]

I'm starting the 25 Days of productivity challenge from 9th Feb 2025 , because I realised all those visions on your board, all those Pinterest boards I have saved , all those dreams of whatever I wanna do including grades , opportunities, all that adrenaline rush of doing , believing , all that mental pictures will stay there until move , until I get up and become uncomfortable with this life given to me not by chance but with purpose and belief from that almighty God .

I have STs coming up( 17th Feb) , which are basically the tests but have high importance and if I did my best for them , then end terms will be in my favour obviously. So rules are all uncomfortable, all difficult but uncomfortable = success chances are high . Secondly believe in yourself.

Try to:

1. Wake up at 5:00 AM everyday.

2. Yoga for body .

3. Meditation is mandatory for mind

4. Min 4 hours ( deep work) of study everyday.

5. Journaling everyday( grateful, thoughts)

6. 1.5 hr of coding everyday.( Practice)

7. Read the Joe dispenza book (becoming supernatural) , second read at night ( pragmatic programmer). = 1hr of reading / daily.

8. Drink 1.5 L water 🌊 ( 1.5 bottle of water).

9.

[orthogonal-slut]

i love the vibe of computer scientists and general stem people so much. they're usually not talkative and can have mannerisms others might consider odd (or even rude), but i love just being in the same room as them. working on solving a math problem, exchanging ideas, or just silently coding next to each other.

i cannot stress enough how joyful of an experience that is.

[a-fox-studies]

What is the dumbest thing you have coded and gotten to work?

a discord bot in my friend group server where it would scold people if they swore XD

An example hehe

[dawncodes]

Days 17- 21/100 ✧˖*°࿐

I've been practicing data structure problems, mostly array based questions. I thought binary search was easy but i found it quite hard to implement in certain problems.