Plan01

A 100-day plan to win blockchain work on Upwork, kept with discipline: 45 hours a week, every day from Tuesday 03/11/2026 (day 1) to Wednesday 10/02/2027 (day 100), 640 hours in total.

• Day 1 (Tue 03/11) is the kickoff: toolchain setup, Rust course day 1, a baseline English recording and planning.
• Week 1 is the rest of that calendar week (Wed 04/11 to Sun 08/11). Weeks 2–14 are full Monday-to-Sunday weeks, so Sunday's client interview practice and weekly review always come after that week's learning.
• Proposals start in week 3: the market is tested early instead of after the study ends.
• Days 98–100 (Mon 08/02 to Wed 10/02) are the wrap-up.

The start date is fixed: the kickoff, the phase boundaries and the Rust course split are calibrated for it.

Time	Mon / Wed	Tue / Thu	Fri	Sat	Sun
05:00–08:00	EVM	Rust	EVM	EVM	Rust
09:00–10:00	English	English	English	Rust (09:00–12:00)	Client interview (09:00–12:00)
10:00–11:00	Security	Security	Upwork
13:00–16:00				Upwork	English (13:00–15:00) + Weekly review (15:00–16:00)
16:00–17:00				EVM	EVM

Track	Role	Hours / week	Hours in 100 days
Full-stack EVM	Solidity, wagmi/viem, backends, indexers, integrations, RPC: sells now	14h	199h
Rust	Rust → Solana → core chain reading: the long-term bet	12h	171h
English	Spoken answers, requirement and rate talk, mock client calls	7h	100h
Security review	Invariant tests, PoCs, verifying AI agent findings	4h	58h
Upwork	Profile, market log, proposals, then Arc.dev, direct applications and grants	4h	56h
Client interview	Client questions, code walkthroughs, mock calls	3h	42h
Weekly review	Hours, market numbers, next week's priorities	1h	14h

Phase	Days	Dates	Goal
1. First bids	1–20	Tue 03/11 → Sun 22/11	Profile live, dApp piece shipped, first 10 proposals
2. First contract	21–48	Mon 23/11 → Sun 20/12	40 targeted proposals, integration and RPC pieces, Solana basics
3. Reviews & proof	49–83	Mon 21/12 → Sun 24/01	Upwork reviews, public security review, Solana program on mainnet, one small core chain PR
4. Wider doors	84–100	Mon 25/01 → Wed 10/02	Rust crate, higher rates, Arc.dev and direct applications

Paid client work replaces the EVM block whenever there is a contract, and client calls override study slots. Decision gates sit in the weekly reviews of weeks 4, 7 and 14.

Features

• Today: today's time slots, the week's checklist for each track, resource links, a motivational line for every day, notes and a "Mark done" button per slot.
• Roadmap: 4 phases; the kickoff day, weeks 1–14 and the wrap-up, with a chip for each of the 100 days (done / in progress / today).
• Tracks: hours planned vs. studied per track, every weekly checklist.
• Rust course: the 85-video Rust for beginners (2025) playlist split into 7 course days, one per 3h Rust slot from Tue 03/11 to Sat 14/11, with an embedded player that marks a video watched when it ends and moves to the next one.
• English / Tiếng Việt switch (English by default).
• Built mobile-first for iPhone, with a bottom tab bar, large tap targets and "Add to Home Screen" support. Tablet and laptop get wider layouts.
• Progress lives in the browser's localStorage; Export / Import a JSON file to move it to another device.

Run locally

Requires Node.js 20+.

npm install
npm run dev

Open http://localhost:3000.

Deploy to Vercel

1. Go to vercel.com/new and import this repository.
2. Vercel detects Next.js; keep the default build settings.
3. Click Deploy. Every push to main redeploys automatically.

On iPhone, open the site in Safari → Share → Add to Home Screen to use it like an app.

Editing the plan

File	Content
src/data/plan.ts	Tracks, phases, daily time slots and the weekly focus + checklist of every track
src/data/quotes.ts	The 100 daily motivational lines
src/data/course.ts	The Rust course: videos per day, practice tasks, links
src/lib/i18n.ts	UI strings in English and Vietnamese

All user-facing text is written as bi("English", "Tiếng Việt"); a plain string reads the same in both languages.