Why I decided to start a Web Development Blog

Deciding to start my web development blog wasn't just about sharing tech stuff or making a name for myself. It was about finding a place where I could freely say what I wanted and explore who I am. Here's why I decided to dive into blogging:

Growing Personally

Writing my blog isn't just about teaching others; it's also about learning and growing myself. Through writing, researching, and reflecting, I hope to become a better communicator and understand myself better too.

Feeling the Need to Talk

I love web development, and I always have lots of thoughts in my head about it. But I needed a place to let those thoughts out and talk about them with others who love the same stuff.

Trying new Tech Stack

I have experience with React and TypeScript but I want to try new things like Next.js and Tailwind CSS. This blog was created using Next.js, Tailwind CSS, React, and TypeScript. Although I took the existing template I hope to dive deeper into the code and change something for my needs.

Being Real

I didn't want my blog to just be a list of tips and tricks. I wanted it to show the real me, flaws and all. By sharing my struggles and successes, I hope others can relate and feel less alone in their own journey.

Finding my Voice

With so much noise online, it can be hard to stand out. My blog is where I can figure out what makes me unique and learn to speak up in my own way.

Making a Difference

Even if it's just a small one, I hope my blog can make a positive impact on someone's day. Whether it's by helping them solve a problem or just giving them a moment of connection, I want to make a difference.

In the end, my web development blog is more than just a place to share tech tips. It's a space where I can be myself, connect with others, and hopefully make a little bit of the world a better place.