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If you are lazy to read I gat you cover always the last paragraph is the summary. The image show the book you can read it for full gust In our fast-paced, distraction-filled world, programmers often struggle to focus on complex tasks. Achieving deep work—prolonged, undistracted concentration on a demanding task—can significantly enhance your productivity and job satisfaction. Here’s how you can apply deep work principles to your programming journey. Understanding Deep Work and Its Benefits Deep Work is a term coined by Cal Newport, referring to the ability to focus intensely on a challenging task for extended periods without distractions. This focused state allows programmers to produce their best work, solve complex problems, and rapidly acquire new skills. The benefits of deep work include: 1. Unparalleled Focus: Improved concentration on specific tasks. 2. Enhanced Employability: Ability to develop new skills quickly and solve complex problems. 3. Better Job Satisfaction: Accomplishing meaningful tasks regularly. 4. Improved Sense of Self: Reflecting on and achieving your goals. Choosing Your Depth Philosophy To incorporate deep work into your programming routine, choose a depth philosophy that aligns with your lifestyle: 1. Monastic Completely remove all distractions for extended periods. For example, dedicate an entire month to deep work by eliminating social media, meetings, and other interruptions. This approach is best suited for those who can fully immerse themselves in their programming tasks without negative consequences. 2. Bimodal Consider this one “realistic hardcore” – dividing your time between deep and shallow stretches, whether across days and weeks, or whole months at a time. Again, the minimum tends to be at least one full day of deep work. It’s useful for people who can’t completely remove or ignore their shallow work obligations. 3. Rhythmic Schedule deep work sessions into your daily routine. For example, block out 2-3 hours every day dedicated to deep work. This approach helps create a consistent habit and is ideal for maintaining steady progress on programming tasks.

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I am new to coding !! I am a little confused about what is react ?? Is it like django for python???

Today, I accomplished the following: 1. Productive morning: So Yeah!, Today I woke up at 9 AM (Because I slept at 2, Because I was working on something, yeah I changed my routine) and I did some fresh up and coffee same as usual ✅ 2. Organize my To-Dos: So, then yeah did the to-dos task, but I didn’t use notion for that, I like to use pen and paper ✅ 3. 15 mins of learning: Yup I am learning UI/UX!!✅ 4. Get coding: Yup!! I worked on clients project ✅ 5. Daily stretch: I did some meditation ✅ 6. Lend a hand: Today shared an About An amazing website on LinkedIn with a video!! ✅ Link to the previous day's post: https://www.skool.com/universityofcode/day-21-of-dev30?p=5b2e1418