One tip to make time for coding

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In case you missed it, for the next two weeks we'll be sharing tips from experts on how to improve the way you learn.   We're kicking things off with the most common difficulty learners have shared with us over the years. Whether it's a job, other schooling, kids, or another full-time obligation, making time to code can be the hardest part of the learning process. No matter how motivated you are to learn, real life gets in the way sometimes.   Advice from April

April is the CEO and Founder of Vogue & Code, an online resource for minorities in tech to explore the industry and find guidance on where to get started. Between running a business, working a full-time job, and various side-projects, we wanted to know how she fits learning C# into her days. Here's what she recommended: Create a detailed schedule and stick to it Code before your other obligations start Try to sneak coding into smaller windows of availability, like lunch breaks That last point might be our favorite one. While your core learning should happen at a computer with a keyboard and cursor, engaging with code doesn't always have to be a big time and energy commitment.   Watch the video to see how April uses Codecademy Go, our mobile practice app, to fit coding into her busy schedule.   Don't miss out   Codecademy Pro members have access to unlimited practice content in the app, so there's always something to work on. For a limited time, you can get 25% off an annual Pro subscription. Just enter promo code LEARNBETTER at checkout.     Up Next: How to move beyond the friendly confines of Codecademy and get your hands dirty like a real developer.

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