Hello, this is the Hanbit Media manager again today.
(If you're curious about the announcement >> scroll to the bottom)
The <Claude Code Master> challenge, which felt both long and short, has come to an end.
Congratulations on finishing the book!
I left comments for those who uploaded the Week 4 missions, but in truth, the content and volume of the book are not easy to master in just four weeks. The AI chatbot in the second project, in particular, is quite challenging. I tried to adjust the difficulty and workload, but while checking the missions, I saw that some people actually completed the AI chatbot, while others mentioned they wanted to dive deeper during their second reading. Everyone's situation and skill level are different, so I believe any approach is great. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Recently, I read a book titled 'Completion Over Perfection.' The content was great, but more than anything, the title really resonated with me. I have the tendencies of a lazy perfectionist, so I have a bad habit of giving up halfway whenever the thought "I don't think I can do this properly..." hits me first. I think I end up procrastinating because of the expectation that I'll be able to do better next time. Sometimes, I don't even start until I feel ready.
But looking at the title of the book, I realized that finishing what you've started, and starting something in order to do so, is what's important. No one gets it perfect the first time; you get better by doing it two or three times. In fact, we all have that experience, don't we? Even when we first said the words 'Mom' or 'Dad,' or learned to walk and run, we must have learned through many attempts.
I think this challenge is the same. If you closed the book because the content was unfamiliar and things weren't clicking... and it's still just sitting there on your desk, it might be good to try again with the mindset of "this time, I'll just read through the words until the end." Parts that didn't make sense the first time might feel more familiar the second time, and by the third time, they might even be resolved easily (contrary to what you expected)! Isn't that how everyone started, beginning with hello world ^^!
Therefore, we are extending the challenge mission deadline slightly until June 14th (this Sunday). You don't have to post only successful results on the mission board. It's perfectly fine to share things like, "I tried this and that but it didn't work," or "I tried using Codex instead of Claude's code and it worked a bit better." :)
Any challenge participant can rewatch the Author Online Seminar held last Saturday in Challenge Curriculum - Section 5 Live Replay, so be sure to check it out!
⭐<Claude Code Master> 3-Line Notice Summary⭐
Congratulations to those who have finished reading! (Points credited as of 6/10)
Challenge period extended until 6/14 (Sun)!
Challenge Curriculum > Section 5 Live Replay: You can watch Code Villain's live replay here.
You've worked so hard! We look forward to seeing you again with more great books, content, and fun activities 🤗