A collaborative space for students to document their coding journey. Track daily progress, set learning goals, complete challenges, and share insights from books, courses, and tools you explore.
coding-journey/
βββ student-logs/
β βββ student-1/
β β βββ daily-updates.md
β β βββ goals.md
β β βββ achievements.md
β βββ student-2/
βββ learning-roadmaps/
β βββ web-development-path/
β βββ data-science-path/
β βββ mobile-dev-path/
βββ challenge-solutions/
β βββ 30-days-of-code/
β βββ leetcode-solutions/
β βββ hackerrank-solutions/
βββ resource-reviews/
βββ book-reviews/
βββ course-reviews/
βββ tool-reviews/
- Build consistency in daily learning habits
- Track long-term skill development
- Create project-based evidence of progress
- Learn from other students' journeys
- Document useful resources and challenges solved
- Fork this repository
- Create a folder with your name inside
student-logs/ - Add:
daily-updates.mdgoals.mdachievements.md
- Log progress every day or weekly
Example folder:
student-logs/
βββ <your-name>/
βββ daily-updates.md
βββ goals.md
βββ achievements.md
New contributors can:
- Start your personal learning log
- Share your weekly or daily progress
- Review a book, course, or tool
- Submit solutions to coding challenges
- Create or improve learning roadmaps
Check the Issues tab for open tasks.
Keep it simple and organized:
- Write dated updates for clarity
- Use markdown formatting
- Link any resources you used
- Respect folder structure and naming conventions
- Keep PR messages short and specific
- Daily coding logs
- Study goals for the month or year
- Completed certifications or badges
- Screenshots or GitHub project links
- Notes on algorithms, frameworks, or tools
If you like this idea:
- Star π the repository
- Share it with other learners
- Invite more contributors
Building a strong learning community starts here.
This project follows the MIT License.
You can use, modify, and share with attribution.
Document. Grow. Achieve. Repeat.