Thank you everyone.

Get a text editor like sublime text and take notes there, you can use tabs and code folding to organize it. Or, maybe Google Docs for an online solution, not sure how well that would work.

All of the above .

Or just get a pencil, a paper, and write it down there! Hell yeah!

Otherwise if you want to me modern, write it on you personal computer (PC) and open notepad.
This way you will be able to store notes virtually as you would do on you paper (some technology issues may appear ).
You will be able to read the notes since the handwriting will be clear .

The best way to remember the code is by practice ! Yay, practice makes it perfect , write it 10.000 times and for 100% will stuck in your head ( or spend 10.000 hours in iOS dev.. and become sort of master at it, depends).

You don't need to remember all the code. You need to understand how it works. You can look on internet on how things works and framework too . If you go throw HTML " How to make website " Nick tells you about it. Even the best programmers don't remember everything , they use frameworks sort of . E.g. if you know JavaScript, basics you may go and look for already coded JS gallery . With your basics knowledge , you can custom it as you want.

Practice and never stop, don't practice 1h daily . Practice a bit more if its your passion if you know what i mean .

You need to get throw the 20 days wall break where things will be extremely difficult but , later one it will be i guess sort of down the hill as you know how other stuff works . If you just started programming , Ruby or JS? like last week . I would suggest in my opinion to stick with one at first and learn it quite good . When you get it , go on another programming language and practice both .

Hope it helps

Hi Pepe Michelle,

Check out this blog post I wrote on best ways to remember the code you’re learning.