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Learn to Code Project Planner Guide

The document is a project planner for learning to code that provides instructions on how to plan a coding project. It instructs the user to write the project name, deadline, and difficulty level on page 1. Additionally, it prompts the user to list the app's features and technologies to be used on page 1. On page 2, it guides the user to deconstruct each feature into sub-features, user flows, and required technologies. Finally, it tells the user to start coding each feature and finish the project.

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Learn to Code Project Planner Guide

The document is a project planner for learning to code that provides instructions on how to plan a coding project. It instructs the user to write the project name, deadline, and difficulty level on page 1. Additionally, it prompts the user to list the app's features and technologies to be used on page 1. On page 2, it guides the user to deconstruct each feature into sub-features, user flows, and required technologies. Finally, it tells the user to start coding each feature and finish the project.

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LEARN TO CODE

PROJECT PLANNER
“A GOAL WITHOUT A PLAN IS JUST A WISH”.
ANTOINE DE SAINT-EXUPERY

BY @KAURESSS HTTPS://KAURESS.ME

INSTRUCTIONS
0.START
1. Write your project name , deadline & <perceived>
difficulty level [page 1]
2. List all the features of your application [page 1]
3. List all the technologies to be used [page 1]
4. Make a frontend/backend diagram  [page1]
5. Deconstruct each feature by : [page 2]
i. sub features
ii.technologies to be used
6. Start coding each feature
7. FINISH!

A TOOL TO BETTER #LEARNTOCODE


LEARN TO CODE PROJECT PLANNER

NAME PROJECT DEADLINE DIFFICULTY[ 0-10]

APP FEATURES TECHNOLOGIES

1. 6. 1.

2. 7. 2.

3. 8. 3.

4. 9. 4.

5. 10. 5.

DRAWING [FRONTEND OR BACK END]

“OUR GOALS CAN ONLY BE REACHED THROUGH A VEHICLE OF A PLAN,....”


PABLO PICASSO 1
DECONSTRUCT  EACH FEATURE

1. FEATURE NAME SUB-FEATURES/ TECHNOLOGIES


USER FLOW

2.FEATURE NAME SUB-FEATURES/ TECHNOLOGIES


USER FLOW

3. FEATURE NAME SUB-FEATURES/ TECHNOLOGIES


USER FLOW

I'M NOT A GREAT PROGRAMMER; I'M JUST A GOOD PROGRAMMER WITH GREAT
HABITS. - KENT BECK
2
DECONSTRUCT  EACH FEATURE

4. FEATURE NAME SUB-FEATURES/ TECHNOLOGIES


USER FLOW

5. FEATURE NAME SUB-FEATURES/ TECHNOLOGIES


USER FLOW

6. FEATURE NAME SUB-FEATURES/ TECHNOLOGIES


USER FLOW

IF YOU DON’T KNOW WHERE YOU ARE GOING, YOU’LL END UP SOMEPLACE ELSE.”
- YOGI BERRA
3
DECONSTRUCT  EACH FEATURE

7. FEATURE NAME SUB-FEATURES/ TECHNOLOGIES


USER FLOW

8. FEATURE NAME SUB-FEATURES/ TECHNOLOGIES


USER FLOW

9. FEATURE NAME SUB-FEATURES/ TECHNOLOGIES


USER FLOW

“PROGRAMS MUST BE WRITTEN FOR PEOPLE TO READ, AND ONLY INCIDENTALLY


FOR MACHINES TO EXECUTE.” ― HAROLD ABELSON
4
NOTES

“PLAN YOUR NEXT MOVE BECAUSE EVERY STEP CONTRIBUTES TOWARDS YOUR
GOAL.” ― SUKANT RATNAKAR
4

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