Hit 100 commits on my first real project and I was shook

I started learning Python three months ago and just made my 100th commit on a little weather app I've been building. It's nothing fancy, just pulls data from an API and shows it on a basic page, but seeing that number really hit me. I remember struggling to even write a for loop two months back, and now I'm tracking changes and fixing bugs like it's normal. Has anyone else had a milestone like this that made you realize how far you've come?

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james9959d ago

I read somewhere that the first 100 commits are the hardest because you're still learning how to think about building something instead of just writing code. Your weather app sounds like real progress from struggling with for loops.

paulperez8d ago

first 100 commits are the hardest" - nah, then you hit commit 500 and realize you hate everything you wrote.