Critique My No-Code-to-Code Transition Strategy

You build things in a no-code tool and want to write actual code, with a fixed deadline and limited weekly hours. Hand over your self-study plan and it gets pulled apart honestly: what to keep, where the plan stalls, and the holes that leave you stuck. For people who can ship already but want to graduate to real syntax.

I currently build {WHAT_I_BUILD} using {NOCODE_TOOL} and I want to transition to writing real code in {TARGET_LANGUAGE}. I have {MONTHS} months before I want to be productive as a coder. I'm allocating {HOURS_PER_WEEK} hours per week.

Here is my current self-study plan:

{MY_PLAN}

Please critically evaluate this plan. Identify:
- The strongest elements I should keep
- Gaps that will slow my progress or leave me stuck
- Any misconceptions a no-code background tends to create about how programming works
- Whether my timeline is realistic given my hours, and if not, what to cut or defer

Then suggest a revised weekly structure with specific milestones at weeks 4, 8, and {MONTHS_X4} that will tell me I'm on track. Be direct: I'd rather hear hard truths now than waste months on the wrong approach.