It's been a rollercoaster journey for me over the last 100 days. Some days I found myself struggling with consistency, while on others I was fully motivated to code and push my boundaries. (1/5)

I’m committed to maintaining this momentum and pushing forward both in my career and personal goals.

This new phase of my life is all about balance—growing as a developer while also investing in myself physically and mentally. It’s not just about writing better code, but also about becoming a better version of myself every day.

I’m proud to share that I’ve officially transitioned into a Junior Developer role at my company—a big step forward in my professional journey. At the same time, I’ve started building stronger personal habits, consistently going to the gym and focusing on my health and discipline

I will show up and post regularly. These updates are not just about logging tasks—they're a reminder of my discipline, accountability, and commitment to long-term growth. Time to get back on track and stay there.

Life got a bit overwhelming at times, juggling training, learning new tech, staying healthy, and planning for upcoming responsibilities, but that’s not an excuse. From this point onward, I’m making a promise to myself: no matter how small the progress or how busy the day gets,

understanding design principles, or maintaining personal fitness goals—I haven’t kept up with the habit of regularly updating my journey. I know that consistency is what brings real value to any challenge, and skipping updates often makes me lose track of my own growth.

Over the past few weeks, I’ve realized that I’ve been quite inconsistent with documenting and sharing my daily progress in this challenge. While I’ve been learning and growing steadily—whether it was diving deep into RPGLE, exploring Angular, solving DSA problems,

👉 I know I’ve been inconsistent with updates, but from now on, I’ll be more regular! #Day125 #Angular #RPGLE #FullStackLearning #FitnessJourney #ConsistencyIsKey

📌 Career Next Steps: 🚀 Joining the Business Unit next month after finishing training. Big step ahead! 📚 Catching up on my pending cohort—need to complete what I started. 💡 Exploring new technologies—want to stay ahead in the game.

✅ Next Goal: Connect RPGLE with Angular to create a full-stack solution. 📌 Personal Growth: 🏋️‍♂️ Gym & Strict Diet: Been consistent with workouts & nutrition to get lean and muscular. 🎯 Discipline & Routine: Trying to balance work, learning, and fitness—not easy, but pushing .

Day 97 to Day 125 : A Lot Going On! 📌 Professional Updates: ✅ Completed RPGLE training – finally done with the core concepts! ✅ Started learning Angular – focusing on building interactive frontend applications.

Start learning Angular for frontend development. Focus on building a connection between Angular and SQLRPGLE to create a robust full-stack application. Goal:Achieve proficiency in SQLRPGLE and Angular, ensuring smooth integration and project completion. #Day96 #SQLRPGLE #Angular

Day 92 to Day 96: Progress Update Key Milestones:Successfully completed the assignment with all features working seamlessly. Ensured the functionality and integration met the expected standards. Next Steps:Begin working on SQLRPGLE to enhance backend capabilities.

Reaffirming the importance of daily discipline to maintain progress. Moving Forward:Maintain consistent efforts every day. Prioritize mastery of skills and stay on track with both personal and professional growth. #Day92 #RPGLE #DB2 #IBMi #AgileScrum #Postman #GrowthMindset

Learned to integrate OpenAPI with Postman, customize APIs, and manage them effectively. Explored lambda functions, regex, and their applications. Consistency Check:Although there were moments of inconsistency, significant learning milestones were achieved.

Day 73 to Day 92: Progress and Reflection Key Achievements:Successfully completed the major parts of RPGLE, DB2, and IBM i. Delved deeper into design principles and agile methodologies like Scrum. Enhanced understanding of JIRA for efficient project management.

Adapting to RPG: Recognized the steep learning curve but are actively working to bridge the gap by:Reading RPGLE and DB2 documentation. Practicing real-world use cases. Seeking resources to understand the workflow and system integrations.

DSA Practice: Continued working on Data Structures and Algorithms to keep problem-solving skills sharp.Focused on problems related to arrays, strings, and recursion to build logic skills.

DB2: Understanding database operations, queries, and optimization in DB2 for i to interact with structured data. Explored file handling, data manipulation, and modular programming concepts in RPGLE.

a legacy yet robust technology widely used in enterprise systems, particularly on IBM iSeries (AS/400) platforms. Skills Being Learned:RPGLE: Modern RPG programming to write business logic. CL (Control Language): Learning scripting and automation workflows in IBM environments.