One year of code. 365 days of code. If you've read all of the reasoning behind the popular '100 days of code', you'll know that it's all about the persistence and habit forming nature of coding every day for 100 days. That's pretty much it. Pick a language, start on day 1, and then share your progress.
I've tried this approach and fell at the first hurdle. I only have a limited time to spare due to family duties and at the end of a long day, a long day of staring at a computer screen, my eyes are just exhausted. Plus, I was also studying for the Salesforce admin certification and that just meant that time was something I had precious little of.
So, TL;DR is that I'm finishing up with the Salesforce studying at the beginning of the year and need something else to study. I've decided to enroll on the Google course that teaches Python. Officially named "Google IT Automation With Python Professional Certificate", it certainly looks the part.
Roll on 2020. As Michelangelo once said, never stop learning.
