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`Day1`
• - Completed through part 5 on codingwithmitch food2fork course
• - Learned more on how coroutines work from Hyperskill and Docs
• - Created first Room Database, just need to connect it to and display ViewModel in Jetpack Compose
• - Practiced Dependency Management &amp; tried to work with MVVM Architecture
• - Spent time going through various github projects that use Compose
`Self-Comment`
• - Felt quite lost while going through the tutorial and documentation. Trying to learn Android using Jetpack Compose in which there isn't much material for is making it difficult to wrap my head around certain concepts. I had intentions to start creating my App today after getting all the tools and libraries + Architecture set up, but decided to take it one step at a time. Went back to basics to figure out how to use Room + use it with Jetpack Compose. Overall satisfied on my progress. Feels like a step in the right direction. Thinking about separating the topics that are being covered and working specifically with them in small bits throughout the day instead of all at once. While I believe it's helping me get a better holistic view of a project, it still feels like too much when trying to learn everything together.
`Goals Tomorrow`
1. - Complete basic Note App connected to Room Database that allows note creation &amp; deletion as well as displays all notes.
2. - Learn more about Hilt and utilizing it through my Note App.
3. - Finish Asynchrony(coroutines) topic in Kotlin Track on Hyperskill
4. - Take some time to rewind on my codingwithmitch course and watch Part 4-5. Possibly complete Part 6-7

Ohh never heard of that site - codingwithmitch ! Is it good? I took quite a lot udacity courses(python, git, pytorch deep learning etc,) but not from any other online sites.

He creates tutorials on YouTube and his website. 

His courses fit what I'm looking for so they work well. Also really enjoy his lectures!

I don’t have industry experience yet with Kotlin &amp; Android Development, but that course seems to be very useful for actual industry experience &amp; deployment. (I’m college student in South Korea, by the way.) MVVM&amp;Rx - know nothing yet, but know that these are important :joy::joy: