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Life is getting Complicated

 Okay, now as my life is getting a bit complicated, I should now straighten things up and simplify them a bit.

So, here are the things that are occupying my time:

  • Competitive Coding:
    • Codechef Long Challenge
    • Practicing on Codeforces
    • GFG Course
  •  Web Development
    • Game of Codes
      • Path finding Visualiser
      • Training Zone Topic wise
      • CodeBlast
      • Training Zone level Wise
    •  A new Awesome Idea
      • Voice Recognition
      • Text to speech
      • UI
    •  Learning New Things
      • React
      • Node/MERN
  • IDEAS Impelementation
    • Document Management System
      • Android    
    • Guruji Pranam
    • Game of Codes      
  •  Volunteership
    • Coding Contest
  •  College Studies
    • DM
    • DS
    • PS
    • MIII 
  • Wasting Time on youtube

 After listing them up, they seem very few and I can manage them quite cleverly.

First of all, most time is being eaten by random youtube videos, So a max of one hour per day.

  • For Competitive Coding:
    • Codeforces: - hours per day
    • CodeChef: 3 hours per day(in with codeforces)
    • GFG: 2 hours
  • Web Development:
    • Projects: 1:30 hours per day
    • Learning: 1 hour per day
  • Android:
    • DMS: 1:30 hour per day
    •  Learning: 2 hours per day
  • Volunteership:2 hours(OTT)
  •  College:
    • DM:30 min
    • DS:30min
    • PS:30min
    • MIII:40min
  • Exploring:2hours

So the work is approximately 12-13 hours of work of which codechef challenge will soon be off, Project in Web Development also would be off, volunteership would be also off. Daily routine would include college studies, Learning new tech stuff, and competitive coding of which all the focus would go to college studies and competitive coding.

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