Writing code has never been a problem for me. Writing blog posts on the other hand…
I was just thinking that rather than doing #100daysofcode (which I had been contemplating), I should do #100daysofblogging to keep a journal of my work progress which extends beyond coding. In addition to writing code, I also maintain servers, including databases, and focus workdays on just doing infrastructure work that requires no coding. I also do a lot of reading and really need to dust off my dSLR camera.
I will set a goal of not more than 250 words per post. Keeping it short will hopefully ensure I don’t got off on tangents, and that it feels like less of a chore. I will post about what I have gotten accomplished and/or something new that I learned that day. I read somewhere recently that doing so would be beneficial for me achieving my goals this year. So here goes!
Day 1 of #100daysofblogging:
- Updated Guides
- Updated shell script and Gist for:
- sh filesystembackup.sh
- now backing up fewer apache configuration folders
- Setup external hard drive at my coLab desk
- Updated my Trello boards
- Added line-height: 25px to <li> to make lists readable
- Wrote a blog post!
- Drank a pot of coffee at the coLab!
Already I can see that I might be able to get away with 200 words or less per post!