Mindset right now: just keep progressing - that’s the only goal.

You know you're turning into a real dev when Ctrl+Click takes you on a deep dive through code files, instead of browsing landing pages.

You know you're turning into a real dev when you're deep-diving through code files instead of browsing landing pages and admiring UIs.

You know you're becoming a real dev when you're clicking through code files like it's a rabbit hole-no time for fancy landing pages or shiny UIs.

In case you mix up the terms 'toggle' and 'collapse', here's a quick summary: Click → toggle boolean → collapse uses that boolean to hide/show.

Back on here after a while 👀 Missed the chaos, the updates, and some good old tech banter. What did I miss?

👋 What’s your story in one line?

Learning to code felt like decoding life. Every bug, a lesson. Every fix, a win. And somewhere in between… I built myself.

I didn’t wait to feel “ready.” I just opened the laptop, broke things, Googled hard, and built anyway. That’s how you grow in dev and in life.

What's going on ? + the UI has not improved

How to find the balance between ambition, dreaming big, and reality… For example: before, I had an internship offer where they told me, “You should go for this, you’re good,” but in my mind, I knew I could do more and felt confident.

SaaS like Trustpilot is genius - like a 3rd party that goes straight for a universal pain point.

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Isn't fifty too much for 60$? Why not offer it as a giveaway?

Them: "How much are you into LinkedIn?" Me: "This much."

Them: On a scale of 1–10, how into LinkedIn are you? Me: This much 👇