Coding Study Roadmap: From Copy-Along to Your Own Published App

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Coding Study Roadmap: From Copy-Along to Your Own Published App

Open this template on the day you start teaching yourself to code, and again at your weekly review. The whiteboard holds a mindmap of what to study, a five-step flow from copy-along to launch, a quadrant for picking your next exercise, and a grid of what to do at each stage. The task board groups the work into setup, syntax, modifying sample code, building your own app, and shipping it, with concrete sub-tasks under each.

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Goals and study rules Five steps from copy-along to launch Choosing what to work on next Quick wins The big one Drills Not now What to do at each stage Coding Study Roadmap How to use: 1) Wr... Goals and done cr... Study rules Blockers and stuc... Notes and insights Goal in three monthsA task app of your own on a live URL, with a README and at least three working screens. Fixed time at the keyboard30 minutes on weekdays, 90 at the weekend. No reading-only days: write and run code every session. Keep your stuck pointsRecord the error text and its cause in one line. The same blocker twice means go back to the basics. The 15-minute ruleThink for 15 minutes, then search or ask. Whatever unblocked you goes into a one-line note. What to study Study map Core syntax Vars, if, loops Dev tools Git, editor, CLI Design habits Naming, split Data handling Lists and files Web basics HTTP, HTML, DB Test and fix Check and debug CopyType the sample code exactly as written until it runs. Park questions in a note instead of stopping. ExplainComment the copied code line by line in your own words. If a line resists explanation, go back to the course. ModifyStart with labels and ordering, then add one real feature. Revert the diff whenever it breaks. BuildClose the course and build something the same size from scratch. Peek at the copied code for structure only. ShipPut it on a live URL with a README and let someone use it. Feed their comments back into the board. 縦軸: Does it stay ... Cheap to learn and it stays in the app. Do these today: extra fields, input checks, clearer labels. Heavy learning but it is the core of the app. Take one on at a weekend: login, saving to a database. Short and disposable. Use them to patch gaps in the basics: ten syntax drills, practising Git commands. Heavy to learn and it leaves nothing behind. Write the name down and revisit in six months. Input Output Record Copy-along Read the chapter once before you type anything Copy until the same screen runs on your machine Mark every line you did not understand with a ? Modify Read only the official docs for the part you change Land three small changes plus one new feature Note the diff and one line per error you fixed Build your own Search only when stuck; re-read your copied code Get three screens working with data that saves Write why you built it and what to fix next in the README
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Set up and plan
Learn syntax basics
Modify sample code
Build your own app
Ship and look back
Install the toolset
Write your one goal
Pick one main course
Take syntax notes
Solve 10 mini drills
Finish one copy app
Add one new feature
Map screens and data
Make it actually run
Deploy to a live URL
Review the study log

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