My Journey into Tech

How It All Started

Let me take you back to where it all began…

It wasn’t a coding class or a tech seminar. It was GTA: Vice City

I was absolutely fascinated by the graphics, the movements, the environment—how could something so immersive be created?

At that time, I didn’t know the difference between a developer and graphics designer and other fancy roles. I genuinely thought some genius made the whole game. 😅

That moment sparked something.
Then came the movies-especially the ones with hackers tapping away in dark rooms with glowing monitors.
That was it.

The Turning Point: Choosing Tech

At some point, I had a moment of realization.
If I wanted to become someone known , someone who makes an impact—I had to build something.

Not just anything, but something useful, something that people love, use every day, and talk about.

• Launching my app on a grand stage 💡

• People cheering 📣

• My brand name glowing behind me on the screen ✨

🧩 The Learning Curve

People often ask, “Where do I start?”

I didn’t start with a roadmap.
I didn’t know what an IDE was. Heck, I didn’t even know where to write code!

So I ended up downloading something called IDE from the official site. I still remember typing this:

print("Hello World")

It wasn’t much. But it felt like magic.

So I did what every beginner does:

So I Googled not much because ChatGPT and other AI tools helped me to find my answers very easily. I followed free courses and earned certificates. I also watched YouTube tutorials like

"How to learn Python in 1 month"

"Top 5 programming languages to learn in 202X"

"What I would do if I started coding again"

Slowly, I moved from “copying code” to writing my own logic.

🔮Looking Ahead

The best part about tech?

Every line of code teaches me something. Everyday I learnt something new.

I’ve realized: there’s no finish line in tech -only checkpoints.

✨ Stay curious 🧠 Ask questions

And honestly? I’m still learning………
Every day I discover something new…..

#WomenWhoTech