Went deep into full-stack development and cybersecurity.
- Built complex end-to-end apps
- Explored security testing, ethical hacking and bug bounty
- Learned to both defend and break systems
- Reduced caffeine dependency to “manageable” levels ☕
- No more spaghetti code in production
- Still says “just one more side project” too often
- Still can’t memorize all the vim shortcuts
Released my first mobile app.
- Gained experience with app distribution and cross-platform quirks
- Shipped a smaller feature release focused on learning mobile ecosystems
- Fixed UI layouts that only worked on my phone
Expanded from web into cybersecurity.
- Learned penetration testing, system hardening, and attacker mindset
- Officially merged “builder” and “breaker” skill sets
- Naïve trust in “security by obscurity”
Shipped my first full-stack applications.
- Heavy focus on backend: databases, APIs, server logic
- Transitioned from “coding exercises” to real-world projects
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Stopped committing
node_modulesto Git - Finally learned the difference between staging and production
Returned to web development after side quests.
- Learned modern frontend practices
- Solidified general programming knowledge
- Cleaner code
Brief detour into game development.
- Fun but didn’t stick
- Helped me understand engines, graphics, and why I prefer web
- Cool 2D and 3D games
The beginning of my coding journey.
- Started with HTML + JavaScript basics
- Self-taught via YouTube tutorials
- Learned fundamentals that all later versions rely on
- Fixed a critical bug: mixing up
<div>and<span>
Initial release: born. 🎉
- Added base features: curiosity, energy, zero technical debt
- Maintainers: family & friends
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Fun fact: that was before
gitwas even created