In 2020, I jumped into web development—and I've been loving it
ever since. I started with the usual suspects: JavaScript, PHP,
and Node.js, building random projects just to see what I could
make. Along the way, I discovered TypeScript, because, let's be
honest, writing safer code just makes life easier. Then came
frameworks like React, Vue, and meta-frameworks like Next.js and
Nuxt.js—which felt like leveling up in a video game.
As I dug deeper, I became obsessed with web security and learned
about server-client communication and authentication. That's
when I realized I actually love backend way more than frontend.
So, I dove into tools like Express.js, Hono, and Elysia, and
that's pretty much where I've been since.
Now, Svelte has stolen my developer heart. It's so simple and
efficient—it's like the universe gave me a framework that just
makes sense. These days, I use Svelte for everything, and I'm
not looking back.