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阿里的事前验尸
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At the end of last year, I wrote about my experience coding and making daily commits to GitHub for 30 consecutive days. I also pledged to keep the streak going for as long as I could. I am happy to report that I made it through 90 straight days! It was an incredible experience, and I learned a ton.
去年年底，我写了自己的经验编码，并连续30天每天对GitHub进行提交。 我也保证会继续保持连胜纪录。 我很高兴地报告我已经连续90天做到了！ 这是一次令人难以置信的经历，我学到了很多东西。
The following is an overview of the projects I completed and some lessons I learned along the way. I hope it motivates some of you to make your own daily commitment to code.
以下是我完成的项目的概述，以及我在此过程中学到的一些经验教训。 我希望它能激励你们中的一些人对代码做出自己的日常承诺。
I had worked on the more basic freeCodeCamp material ages ago. I still had to complete eight intermediate and advanced front-end projects and a series of small coding challenges before I could claim my certification.
很久以前，我就已经开发了更基本的freeCodeCamp材料。 在获得认证之前，我仍然必须完成八个中级和高级前端项目以及一系列小的编码挑战。
The projects covered a wide variety of topics and proved quite challenging at times. I used an API to display the local weather, and for another I built a working clone of the children’s game Simon. The combination of good resources and the patience of some more experienced friends helped me finish them to earn my certification.
这些项目涵盖了广泛的主题，有时证明非常具有挑战性。 我使用API来显示当地天气，另外我还建立了儿童游戏Simon的有效克隆。 良好的资源和一些更有经验的朋友的耐心相结合，帮助我完成了他们的认证工作。
These projects taught me how to organize and write clean code. I honed my JavaScript skills and learned how the language differs from other more classically object-oriented languages such as Ruby and Python.
这些项目教会了我如何组织和编写简洁的代码。 我磨练了我JavaScript技能，并了解了该语言与其他更经典的面向对象的语言(如Ruby和Python)的区别。
A few weeks after I earned my certification, I went back and refactored some of the initial projects. I applied the principle and included some functional programming concepts I had subsequently learned. It was great fun trying to eliminate all of the for loops in my code.
在获得认证的几周后，我回去重构了一些最初的项目。 我应用了原理，并包含了后来学到的一些函数式编程概念。 尝试消除代码中的所有for循环非常有趣。
After finishing my first blog, which freeCodeCamp was kind enough to publish on its Medium page, I had the itch to write something else.
在完成我的第一个博客(freeCodeCamp足以在其“中型”页面上发布)之后，我很想写其他东西。
Because it can be so hard to figure out which learning resources are actually worthwhile, I decided to put together a based on what I had found useful. The article was again published by freeCodeCamp and currently has over 15 thousand views and 700 recommends.
因为很难弄清楚哪些学习资源真正值得，所以我决定根据我发现有用的知识的一项 。 该文章再次由freeCodeCamp发布，目前有超过15,000次浏览和700条推荐。
Not exactly ‘viral,’ sure, but for someone who had never done any public writing as recently as six months ago, it was exhilarating to see my article resonate with a bunch of people.
当然，这并非完全是“病毒”，但对于六个月前从未进行过任何公开写作的人来说，看到我的文章在一群人中引起共鸣是令人振奋的。
In addition to completing the freeCodeCamp Front-End Certification, I also began learning React. Thanks to a few great tutorials (shout out to the excellent Wes Bos course, ), I was able to finish a few React projects. These included a live-searchable recipe repository. I also became comfortable using the tool to scaffold React applications.
除了完成freeCodeCamp前端认证之外，我还开始学习React。 多亏了一些很棒的教程(向优秀的Wes Bos课程大喊“ )，我才得以完成一些React项目。 其中包括一个可实时搜索的配方存储库。 我也对使用工具来搭建React应用程序感到满意。
With progress so great, why did I stop? The path I paved for myself had slowed down. I felt intimidated by some of the upcoming projects on freeCodeCamp, so I shifted my efforts to learning D3.js, a data-visualization library. At the time, it proved to be a bit too impenetrable for me despite multiple attempts to grasp it.
进步如此之大，我为什么停下来？ 我为自己铺的路已经放慢了。 我对即将在freeCodeCamp上进行的一些项目感到害怕，因此我将精力转移到学习数据可视化库D3.js。 当时，尽管我多次尝试掌握它，但对我来说还是有点难以理解。
Also, I didn’t have a compelling personal project to work on, and needed a break from the grind of working full-time and coding at night for multiple hours.
另外，我没有一个引人入胜的个人项目，需要从全职工作和晚上多个小时的编码工作中解脱出来。
The most important thing I learned about keeping a streak like this going is to always know what to work on tomorrow. When you sit down at your computer, you should already have a clear idea of what you’re going to do. If you make that decision ahead of time, it removes a barrier to getting started.
我了解到保持这样的连胜最重要的一点是， 总是知道明天该做什么 。 当您坐在电脑旁时，您应该已经对要做什么有一个清晰的了解。 如果您提前做出决定，它将消除入门的障碍。
Take a moment before you decide to stop coding for the day and make sure you have something concrete to do tomorrow. I stuck to this plan for the vast majority of my streak and it was a major factor in my success. It was only when I stopped planning ahead that I eventually missed a day.
请花一点时间，然后再决定停止当天的编码，并确保明天有具体的工作要做。 我在大部分时间里都坚持这个计划，这是我取得成功的主要因素。 直到我停止提前计划时，我才最终错过了一天。
At the beginning of my not-quite #100DaysOfCode, I had some familiarity with the Ruby on Rails ecosystem and HTML/CSS with only a few hours of JavaScript under my belt.
刚开始我不很熟练的＃100DaysOfCode时，我对Ruby on Rails生态系统和HTML / CSS有所了解，只用了几个小时就掌握了JavaScript。
Three months later, I gained a good, foundational knowledge of JavaScript, learned React, got a bunch of cool projects in my GitHub portfolio, and had two articles published on freeCodeCamp’s Medium page. I am a far better developer today than I was when I started this daily coding experiment a few months ago.
三个月后，我获得了很好JavaScript基础知识，学习了React，并在我的GitHub投资组合中获得了很多很棒的项目，并且在freeCodeCamp的Medium页面上发表了两篇文章。 今天的开发人员要比几个月前开始进行此日常编码实验时要好得多。
Having taken a pretty substantial break, I want to continue working on React projects, dip my toes into some backend JavaScript, and learn more about algorithms and data structures. I also hope to keep writing.
经过了相当长的休息之后，我想继续从事React项目，将脚趾浸入一些后端JavaScript，并了解有关算法和数据结构的更多信息。 我也希望继续写作。
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