Today, I accomplished the following: 1) Productive morning: I wake up at 4:30am. I studied till 6:00 am. I took breakfast. 6:30 I went to the gym. I trained for 1hour and took a shower before going to work. 2) Organise my To-Dos: Done 3) 15 mins of learning: Done, I learned about Typescript and MongoDB. 4) Get coding: Done 5) Daily stretch: Done, I did an small stretch after waking up. I usually do my stretch exercises before going to sleep. 6) Lend a hand: I post a link to a Medium post that I use to learn MongoDB.

My daily achievement 1. Productive morning: Today I woke up at 8 am, express my gratitude✅ 2. Organize my Task : ( , publish on linkedin or university of code , workout, reading session) ✅️ 3. 15 mins of learning: ✅️ 4. Get coding: same as yesterday✅ 5. Workout : ✅ 6. lend a hand: " https://www.skool.com/universityofcode/do-you-need-a-college-degree?p=f8e5cfd2" 7. Link of day 20: https://www.skool.com/universityofcode/day-20-of-dev-30?p=f32bb29e

So, Hello everyone!! For today I have something for designers 😉, You wanna test you color pallette in real browser? Here you can https://pallettemaker.com Here is video for explanation: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/aman-janwani_hey-guys-welcome-to-day-20-of-30-day-challenge-activity-7197196671959650304-rOj1?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android

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Any preferences for code editors? I would take Notepad++ all day, but I feel like I'd have to code at least five different plugins to be able to match my efficiency on VS Code. I don't know if it's just me, but often times it lags for a while when I reopen the window.