As soon as you start learning things on your own, there is an element of doubt that lingers over you. Its like a thought of going in the wrong direction despite having the correct set of skills to move in the right way. Internet noise only amplifies that.

Thanks for the early access of @grok, @xai @elonmusk! Been loving it so far.

My first mini-project with Tailwind CSS. Made this login screen with X's font, as part of @Hiteshdotcom sir's Udemy course.

The further technology advances, the more valuable it becomes to give yourself the means to be part of that progress. Learn to code.

I never said this. I have always maintained that most graduating SWEs in India want to go do one very specific type of super oversaturated job. There are several other places where writing code is valuable, not just in big tech. Go make games or work on unique problems!

They say don't play on opinions and make your own Meanwhile, Indian students:

If you're hungry but too lazy to prepare healthy food, you'll consume junk food. If you're hungry for knowledge but too lazy to seek out the truth, you'll consume misinformation.

Made this basic shopping page as part of @Hiteshdotcom sir's assignment from the Udemy course. Will make more of these to finally crack the intricacies of this thing called CSS! More to come.

- Completed the Python series by @Hiteshdotcom sir. It is just the best one out there. No words, just a BIG thanks to you sir🙏🏻 - Also started with sir's JS basics today - Made a python project with SQLite3 - Now off to watching some Doraemon episodes😃

Best in class GIT series Best part is how @warpdotdev can improve your learning experience too. Stay in terminal, ask questions just right there and so much more.

-Completed this in 3 days -Read all the notes -Figured out some deep concepts -Can say now I'm more than just confident about Git. This playlist by @Hiteshdotcom sir is the best Git playlist on YT. Highly recommended, and immense thanks to you sir!

Consistency is more valuable than perfection. In the coding world, it's the small, daily steps that lead to breakthroughs. Keep showing up, and your progress will surprise you over time.

Do you remember when you joined Twitter? I do! #MyTwitterAnniversary