Sufia Banu

Learning CSS. Advanced selectors are tricky!

The Odin Project has done such a great job at explaining everything. Wish Codecademy would take note.

Odin is free by the way. If only they were as interactive as Codecademy.

Can't get everything we want 😔

After failing to make time to code in the past few months, I'm back to basics...again! 🥲

#coding

Nice! I've been involved with marketing too for the past decade. Decided to take a plunge into coding this year. Keep posting about what you learn :)

Looks cool! How many hours are to spending coding each day?

Let us know how it goes :)

Hi Nina, what's inspired you to learn coding?

Day 3 of #100DaysofCode & #DevMateDiaries

Added colors, an input field, a button, fixed container size, line heights, font families & other visual aspects.

I've realized I like working on the frontend because of immediate output & making things visually appealing is satisfying.

#buildinpublic

Make some progress ...

I wish I had something to show, but dedicating time to the project has been challenging, and progress has been slow. (2/2)

Day 1 & 2 of #100DaysofCode
Day 1 & 2 of #DevMateDiaries

Since I publicly committed to the challenge, I've coded for 2 days. I'm trying to create an MVP waiting list form and a landing page. (1/2)

My tool is not exactly a social tool like your HypeDesk which I signed up for yesterday and used a bit...it has potential. Frankly I'm still figuring out what exactly I want to build and how to use my existing marketing skills to build a useful product.

What inspired you to build HypeDesk?

(2/2)

Thanks, Alex 🙏

Yes, there is a real need for proper marketing guidance for developers who can't afford to hire or build a marketing team. I'm hoping to make a difference with my tool.

(1/2)

Thanks Alex 🙏

I see on your profile that you are taking on the 100-day coding challenge like me. Are you starting from scratch or just upgrading your skills?

I'm considering using the name DevMate, and I'll use the tag #DevMateDiaries to share my progress and learnings.

Wish me luck! Here I go....

(3/3)

I'm taking a few JavaScript and React courses at Codecademy.

I have a background in marketing, so alongside learning at Codecademy, I'm going to build a marketing tool that will help solo developers find real users and convert their side projects into thriving businesses.

(2/3)

Ok, so I'm publicly committing to learning to code.

It's the middle of the year, with approximately 160 days left. I'm committing to #100DaysOfCode, which I aim to complete in the final six months of this year.

(1/3)

Congrats 🎉 That's a huge number!

Cool, good to hear! Hope things improve.

You mean the hero section of HypeDesk's homepage, right?

Oh, so using your own tool to market it. That's a great idea. Very interested to see how it goes. Keep posting and good luck!

What's the plan?

Yea, it's hard. Making a point of posting something every week, even if it feels stupid and doesn't get reply or likes, is important. I've been trying to engage with folks on x dot com for the past 6 months. It's been mostly crickets but things are picking up. Last post recieved 10+ replies.

Yes, lol

As a builder/developer, what drains you most?

– Debugging
– Marketing
– Design

#buildinpublic #saas #indiehackers

I don't have much on my repo cause I've just started learning to code. I don't have the skills to review anyone's code rn. When I have something to share, I'll post it here :)

You are right about routines! I managed to find a perfect one this year, but was thrown off track a few weeks back.

I'm back to routine this week.

3 hours/night is good progress! I can barely squeeze in an hour every day. I probably need to automate a few things in my life and make more time.

You are waaay ahead! I've just started building a marketing tool for developers. Learning as I go. I'm finding it hard to make time. How do you manage?

Are you taking a course? Or learning via building something?

I'd love to hear your thoughts on what would make a marketing tool for devs actually useful.

(2/2)

#buildinpublic #marketing #productmarketing

Lots of developers hate marketing their products!

Some just don't know how to.

Some are impatient because marketing takes time.

I've been involved with content marketing for nearly a decade, and I'm thinking of building a tool that'll help devs market their new products.

(1/2)