kallaway/100-days-of-code

This repository is a template for the #100DaysOfCode challenge, a public commitment to code for at least one hour every day for 100 consecutive days. The idea is that people fork this repository, use it to track their daily progress in a log file, and share their updates publicly on social media using the hashtag. The challenge has two core rules: code for at least one hour each day, and encourage at least two other participants on social media each day. The social accountability aspect is considered an important part of what makes the challenge work, since the public commitment and community interaction help people stay consistent when motivation drops. The repository includes a rules file, a log template where participants record what they worked on each day, a FAQ, and a resources list. People are expected to fork the repo, fill in their own start date, delete the placeholder entries in the log, and then update it daily as they make progress. The template is available in translations for over a dozen languages, including Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, and several others, making it accessible to coding learners worldwide. The repository is not software you install or run. It is a structured journal template designed to be forked and personalized. The star count reflects how many people have found the challenge concept useful or have used it as a starting point for their own 100-day coding log.