I remembered the first program I made, myself, opened my eyes to the possibilities of programming as a career.

It was a simple project, but I was so proud of it.

It was a simple To-Do console app built with Python.

I know what you’re thinking, “It’s not a hard application at all.” Yes, that’s true.

But, I built the project myself. No guides, no nothing.

I was 18 years old at the time, and I know jack shit about programming languages, and I didn’t commit to it all.

But when I finished the application, I felt like a motherfucking genius that can do anything.

I used the motivation to build GUIs, especially games, and from there I stopped.

Instead of using Python, I use Java instead.

From there, it expanded. In a little less than a year, I built four web applications that I personally use.