Suggestion:
In the 100 days of code, I would exchange the “you are on a X day coding streak” with a slightly different metric. If you miss one day, you are back to zero. That can be demotivating, or irrelevant and will be ignored.
Instead, I would use a similarly simple metric like:
“You have coded x times in the last week.”
“On average, you have been coding every x.x days.” (e.g. over a week, or over the last 30 days)
Maybe followed by some conditional encouragement like
As have I. It seems that if I switch from working on my desktop one day, to working on my laptop another, or sneaking in some time on my work computer during a break, that I get reset. But never to a 1 day streak. Yesterday (after resetting 3x now even though I’m at Day 52) it said I was at a streak of 10 days. Today, telling me a streak of 2 days
And, after completing yesterday’s task and it saying 7 day streak, today I’m back to a 2 day streak.
Any chance to either fix this, or just remove it? It’s defeating for those of us trying to learn and build a streak, only to have it pop up in our face that our streak isn’t counting. I’d rather not see it at all than see a wrong statistic
