Day 100: 100 Days of Code

🎊 You did it 🎊! It's Day 💯! You should be REALLY proud of yourself. To celebrate, go buy yourself something nice and use the nifty product price tracker you will build today to get the best price! Share your project using #replit100daysofcode and #finallymyhundredthday

00:00 Day 100 challenge
03:15 Share your code
03:35 What's next?

[SamRao]

Completed in 64 days on Dec 23 2024. Thank you David and Replit! Could not have done it without you. I have learnt so much about python, http, tinydb, VScode, session, API and web scraping - all thanks to you! This was the perfect course for me.

[gsvunique]

Bravo David!! Excellent work, you have taught us a lot, thank you as well to Replit. You are stars!!!! Your program is unique, hard and easy, challenging, and you have a wonder plus a ghostwriter, which can assist a new coder. Wow ! It's been great.

[delarow]

Started Jan 12th, 2023 and finished Feb 13th, 2023, possible to do within 20-30 days with zero skill like me. Mostly thankful that now i can identify variables whereas before had blank context. Thanks for the thorough kickstart to this journey, David @ Replit.

[sefirosuy]

I started on dec 9 2023 and finally finished on March 17 2024. I did 20 lessons in 3 days but then it got significantly harder so I did about 20 lessons per month. There were times I felt stupid but I kept trying and if I failed one challenge, I came back to it later to see and it was actually much easier with time to grasp the concepts.
Now, I see how far I have to go but I'm able to do stuff I honestly did not even think I could do by the end of this course. Learned a lot, I will now try to find my own projects to apply this knowledge and learn more.

Congrats to everyone who made it this far!

[markbenyak]

Started May 27th, 2023 and ended June 29th, 2023. I had tons of fun doing these projects. Thank you for this opportunity to start my coding journey. Your the best bald man I know. Thank you David!

[Kleio]

I MADE IT !
Thanks a lot for the challenge.

[ThePlatano_]

Thanks a lot for making this course! I learned a lot. Started August 20th and finished Dec 29 just before the new year. Honestly at about day 85 I felt demotivated as a I couldn't really finish the challenges, but I still went through the lessons anyway. Thank you David and your BEAUTIFUL bald head!!! Have a wonderful day

[swtchilliboom]

I started this on Jan 18 2023 and ended it on June 6th 2024, My dad and I started this for fun it was very simple at first but it really got harder and harder, my dad quit on day 50, but I pressed on and I'm really happy I got this far, it took me very long because I was procrastinating, my dad really wanted me to finish, and I really didn't want to do this until I got to the html phase, I got really exited and kept going the last couple days were a struggle, I needed help from the solutions and chatGPT, my dad also said you(David) over explained but it was enough explanation for me.

This was really fun, I still don't know what I'm doing but I'll learn along the way! Thank you David! and hope you will have a great night/day!

[azure_snek]

Completed on 12/17/2024. Good course and it's free! Some topics are hard to understand but you'll be fine. 4/5

[functionc]

Finally done! a few lessons were outdated, so I had to look for solutions online. But overall very useful to get the gist of things on python, and a good intro to flask. Thank you for the hard work putting together the lessons, especially David, thank you so much!

[rodolfo]

the purpose is not to do it fast, the purpose is to grasp the concepts.
learning to code is not easy - but grasping the concepts - is putting the building blocks and build something that just works.

[harounebar]

It is August 2023, It took me 9 months to complete. (but only 100 days if we counted just the days I coded in them).
Congratulations to all the winners!

[frostblitzxdkartoffelliebh]

Thank you so much!!
Started at 2023 April 24, ended in 2023 Juli 22…
Yes, I didn’t really did it every day, but I tired my very best. My biggest Coding streak was 71 or something, so I was really sad when I lost it, cause I had to be away for a few days.
Well, it was really fun (even though the daily login and doing was sometimes hard) and I learned a lot. In the end, I really had trouble with some of the later challenges, but I looked in the previous lessons again to see where I was struggling (or the solution that really saved me a lot of times). Sometimes the lesson were really fast and difficult to understand, but the challenges were always fun and creative.
I joined it as someone with zero skill, no knowledge of Python or Replit, who just wants to create their own video game and left with a bit experience and a lot more interest ^^
I’ll be back for more tutorials but for now, I’m glad I didn’t stop midway! 
Thank you so much Mr Baldi… I mean David, I loved your puns and teaching style
have a great day/ night!
<3

[hekermen]

I haven't started watching the series honestly
I just wanted to go to the last video of the series
I will start the series starting tomorrow

[yushaali-qy]

started at 2nd july 2024 now ended at 14 aug but i was out somwhere for 8 days if you dont count that so almost it took 1month and 6 days anyway enjoyed

[chickbalz]

started may 12th and ended may 12th, this was the worst coding i've ever seen.