Why I Document My Full Stack Journey

📌 TL;DR

• I'm documenting my full stack journey to learn in public and help others.

• Focused on .NET Core, REST APIs, and real-world dev problems.

• Expect practical guides, bugs, wins, and growth reflections.

About me

Hey! 😊 I’m Anvesha Yadav, a full stack developer, just getting started with documenting my learning journey through this blog. My goal is to grow by building projects, solving real-world problems, and sharing what I learn along the way.

Currently focused on .NET Core, REST APIs, and SQL Server, I’m building hands-on experience in developing scalable web applications. This space is where I reflect on that process — from technical deep dives to lessons learned through practice.

I believe in learning in public and contributing to the developer community by turning challenges into content others can benefit from.

Whether you're starting out, exploring full stack development, or just passing by — I hope you find something helpful here.

My Education and Professional Background

I'm based in Kanpur, a city known for its vibrant culture and industrial significance in the heart of Uttar Pradesh, India. I completed my B.Tech from Navrachana University, located in Vadodara, Gujarat, where I built a strong foundation in software development, problem-solving, and practical tech skills. 🌎

Like many in the tech field, I was introduced to a wide range of subjects — from Data Structures to Operating Systems — but I quickly realized that real-world learning often begins outside the classroom. I’ve always enjoyed being proactive, whether it was leading group projects or volunteering for extra roles during college.

After my graduation, I joined a startup as a .NET Backend Developer, where the tight-knit environment taught me more than just code — it involved juggling responsibilities, debugging under pressure, and collaborating with non-technical stakeholders. It was intense but incredibly rewarding.

Later, I moved on to a Software Developer role at a company that offered a more structured work culture and flexible working options, which helped me balance professional learning with personal growth. During my time there, I got the chance to contribute to full stack development, participate in the project lifecycle from end to end, and collaborate across teams.

Each step in this journey helped shape my understanding of real-world software development, and that’s what I want to share here through my blog — a mix of coding, collaboration, debugging, and continuous learning. 👩‍💻

Why I’m Doing This

When I began my coding and full stack journey, I faced several challenges — choosing the right programming language, picking the right frameworks, and figuring out a learning path that actually made sense. 🤔

A lot of time was spent just trying to find the right way to start. That’s why I decided to document my journey — to help others who are just starting out or still navigating their learning path, especially those exploring the .NET ecosystem.

Through this blog, I hope to share what I’ve learned, the mistakes I’ve made, and the solutions I’ve found. In return, I get to reinforce my own learning while hopefully making someone else's path a little easier.

I truly believe that when we share what we’re building and learning, the entire process becomes more engaging, collaborative, and fun. It keeps me motivated — and turns solo learning into something shared and impactful. 🤝

What You Can Expect Here

✔️ Learning content: Quick and focused guides on concepts, tools, and techniques I'm exploring — explained in a step-by-step, beginner-friendly way.

✔️ Problem-solving: Real-world problems I run into, along with the solutions (and sometimes the bugs!) that come with them.

✔️ Project-based insights: Learnings and takeaways from actual projects — not just theory, but what happens in real dev work.

✔️ Personal growth: Honest thoughts, lessons from mistakes, personal experiences, and even interview journeys — not just polished success stories.

Wrapping up

Thanks for stopping by and reading my first post! 🙌
This blog isn’t just a journal — it’s an open space where I’ll continue sharing what I learn, build, and overcome in my full stack journey.

If you’re learning too, or just curious, feel free to follow along. Let’s connect, learn from each other, and keep growing — one bug, one project, one breakthrough at a time.

Let’s not stop here — connect with me in the comments or on LinkedIn. I’d love to hear your thoughts and experiences too!
This is just the beginning. Let’s see how far we can go! 🚀