Day 15 of #100DaysOfCode.Did more recursion today. Sometimes it feels like Interstellar, sometimes just plain annoying. Practised sorting algorithms using recursion. Might switch to Web3 or Next.js next if time allows.

If this post gets 10k likes, I'll leave my job at Meta (still haven’t got one) and start building a million-dollar startup (that I probably won’t finish) like every teenager these days. Reach is reach, right? 😌.

Day 14 of #100DaysOfCode.Did some DSA today… not by choice 🫩.The bias towards dev is getting stronger each day. Back to the fun stuff: picking up Next.js & working on my project again 🚀.

Day 13 of #100DaysOfCode.▫️ Practiced basic recursion on arrays.▫️ Dived into tokens & terminologies in Web3. Slow steps, but consistent progress.

Day 12 of #100DaysOfCode.• ✅ Home errands finally done.• 🧠 Did a bit of DSA.• 🔐 Made some progress on my Web3 wallet generator.• 🇮🇳 Didn’t get much time, but India’s win gave the needed motivation. Back in full focus mode from tomorrow ⚙️.#INDvENG.

Day 11 of #100DaysOfCode.Few basics recursion questions in the morning, Test match distractions in the day. As long as Team India wins tomorrow, I’m counting on the motivation boost to fuel my dev grind. #INDvsENG #TestCricket #TeamIndia.

Day 10 of #100DaysOfCode.Learned recursion today and practiced a few sorting and searching questions. Also spent some time on development and made decent progress on my projects.

Day 9 of #100DaysOfCode.Not the most productive one. Just covered the basics of recursion. Had some home errands + family time equally important, not something I’d ever compromise on❤️.

Day 8 of #100DaysOfCode.Today was about Strings—mostly learning, less practicing. Now moving to some dev. And yes, procrastination still lurking in the background 🫠.

Day 7 of #100DaysOfCode.Cycle Sort done. A couple of questions too. Then came the food. Then came the sleep. Home hits different. Now trying to wrap my head around Web3 before bed.

Don’t know about you all but finding typos and crafting elegant console.log() statements for debugging is peak AI usage for me. Not building startups. Not automating workflows. Just debugging like a minimalist monk. What’s your oddly specific AI use case?.

Day 6 of #100DaysOfCode.Brushed up on a few sorting algorithms 🌀 and solved some practice problems. Later shifted gears to the dev side — revised some TypeScript for an upcoming project.

Built a few solo projects — maybe decent, maybe not. Thinking of making more. But when does a project turn into a product?.Do you just ship any idea that excites you, or research, validate, plan?.Curious how you approach this.

My dev feed on X😭:.25% useful content.75% “Hey Grok, connect me to:.→ FE dev.→ BE dev.→ DevOps.→ Full-stack.→ Someone who built a startup during lunch break.

CS loop is real:.DSA grind, applying, imposter syndrome. But I always liked building more than prepping. Haven’t shipped much yet — but I’m in. Betting long term on that. How many projects did you build before your first opportunity?.

Every time I blink, there’s a new AI model claiming to be better than all the previous ones. But tbh, I’ve tried a bunch — Claude, GPT, Gemini — they’ve been more than enough so far. What do you actually look for in new models?.

Tried using Cursor more than usual today—was building a page for my project. At first, it kept doing things I didn’t ask for. But turns out. all it needed was a well-crafted prompt. Still learning how to talk to AI 😅.

Day 5 of #100DaysOfCode.🛠️ Spent the day on development. Iterated over a project—still a few things left to wrap up. 🔍 Also solved some more Binary Search questions. Bit by bit, it’s coming together.

Tried Recoil today. Started off smooth—felt like a cleaner useState with better optimization. But the deeper I went, the more confusing it got. How much Recoil do you actually use in real-world projects?.Genuinely curious.

Did some job prep today. Heard of job trackers before but started using one seriously today. Also stumbled upon a tool that auto-submits applications for you. Feels efficient, but does it reduce intent?.What tools are you using?.