📖 Before starting college in August 2018, I was, by all means, a non-tech person growing up without my own computer in a non-wifi room 🤕 I never thought that one day, coding and all those complex technical kinds of stuff I never cared about would dawn on me and eventually become my career down the road 🔮

📖 I first learned to code at the beginning of 2019 as I switched from Art to Computer Science in college, but I literally had no luck with this major 🤯 I could not have hated coding more than I did 😕

📖 Not until August 2021 did I ACTUALLY start learning programming and coding in a way that worked out well for me 🧐 I've finally known how to learn coding by trial and error 🤓

📖 I officially became a Software Engineer in August 2022 after managing to get out of college 3 months before that 🙏🏻

📖 Now, I enjoy learning new technologies and new programming languages by making something from scratch step by step as well as working on real-world projects as part of my day-to-day job 🛠

📖 Self-learning is one of the most important and enjoyable parts of my life ☺️ I soon found out that GitHub is such a good place for me to record my never-ending learning journey from a technophobe to a technophile 🔥 To me, it is my open learning journal where I can not only keep my notes and references while learning new technical stuff but also share them with others who may find them helpful 📔

📖 I have been learning and exploring these following tools and languages