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My Journey of Learning C++ with LearnCPP.com

  My Journey of Learning C++ with LearnCPP.com  πŸ’ͺπŸ’ͺπŸ’ͺ As someone who's always been curious about programming, I decided it was finally time to dive into learning C++. It's a powerful language used in everything from game development to system programming , and I wanted to broaden my skill set. After some research, I stumbled upon LearnCPP.com , a website that seemed like the perfect place to get started. It’s a comprehensive, step-by-step guide to mastering C++, and it has become my go-to resource as I venture into this new programming language. What I love most about LearnCPP.com is how well-structured the tutorials are. The site breaks down each concept in a way that’s easy to understand, even for someone like me who's just starting out. It begins with the basics, things like variables, data types, and loops, gradually moves into more advanced topics like memory management , object-oriented programming , and multi-threading . Each section is designed to build on the pre...

My Multi-project Method

  My Multi-project Method I have developed a method for dealing with procrastination and I have named it “My Multi-project Method”.   πŸ•πŸ•‘πŸ•’πŸ•“πŸ•”πŸ••πŸ•–πŸ•—πŸ•˜πŸ•™πŸ•š I procrastinate on a project by working on a different project.  I will always do what needs to be done in time but if I’m leaving a task to the last possible moment then I may as make that time productive by working on one of my other projects.  If I’m avoiding my emails I’ll procrastinate on that task by updating my CV.  Whenever I’m working on my githubpages.io site I’ll make progress for a while before I hit a wall so instead of doing no work at all I’ll step back from that project to work on one of my Python based projects instead.  Sometimes stepping back from a project for a few days or even a week can give me a better perspective on it when I get back into working on it. πŸ“€πŸ“₯πŸ“€πŸ“₯πŸ“ πŸ“ŸπŸ“‘πŸ’ΎπŸ’½πŸ’»πŸ’»πŸ’»πŸ’»πŸ’»πŸ’» My current projects include: Working with PostgreSQL Databases. My Python based imperial u...

Habits of Productive Programmers

 Introduction When we think of great programmers, we often picture long nights of coding, complex algorithms, and coffee-fueled problem-solving. But what truly separates the most productive programmers from the rest isn’t just skill — it’s discipline. One of the most effective habits they cultivate is the practice of deliberate time blocking — a focused approach to managing work sessions and avoiding the chaos of constant context switching.  ☝ The Power of Time Blocking Time blocking involves setting aside specific chunks of time dedicated to deep, uninterrupted coding. During these blocks, programmers silence notifications, close unrelated tabs, and focus solely on the task at hand. This technique helps them enter a state of “flow” — that powerful zone where creativity, logic, and problem-solving converge effortlessly. Instead of scattering attention across multiple tasks, productive programmers give their full cognitive energy to one priority.  ☝ Protecting Focus i...