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8/1/2026
The original title is "Building in Public: What 60 Days of Coding Taught Me (And Why I Shared My GitHub)"

The original title is "Building in Public: What 60 Days of Coding Taught Me (And Why I Shared My GitHub)"

Original: Building in Public: What 60 Days of Coding Taught Me (And Why I Shared My GitHub)

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A developer shares lessons from a 60-day coding challenge where they pushed code publicly to GitHub. Key takeaways include committing often with clear messages, embracing messy first drafts, and prioritizing daily consistency over perfection. The post is more motivational than technical, with repeated links to the author's GitHub profile.

  • •60-day public coding challenge on GitHub
  • •Consistency beats perfection; commit often with clear messages
  • •Heavy self-promotion of author's GitHub profile

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