Starting a new path of my life learning how to code on @freeCodeCamp. it feels so good to be able to create something on your own. First test after few lessons was to build a survery form, it was so HARD ๐ #babysteps#CodingJourney
Today is the 1st day of Persian New Year.๐ฟ
The past weeks have been heavy. Watching what's happening back home (Iran), feeling the fear and uncertainty, while being far from my family and frnds not being able to check on them since the islamic regime shut down the internet for more than 20 days now..
You can't check in. You can't hear their voice. Your mind starts to fill in the gaps with all the worst case scenarios... ๐
I made this piece in the middle of all that.
Building these quiet, forgotten places somehow helps me slow down. It gives me a small space to breathe, even just for a few minutes.
It doesn't fix what's happening, but it helps me hold myself together, like therapy.
If you're going through something hard too, I hope you find your own version of that space. Even a small escape can mean a lot.โจ
@MadMaraca Go for it ๐ฅ๐ฅ starting something small or not doesnโt matter, all that matters is doing and trying because thatโs how we learn and achieve
@levelsio I completely agree, as Italian myself, so many of us decide to leave the country because of not being able to make a career and a living. The only thing you can count on here is exactly tourism and food maybe for long term too, unless another pandemic hits ๐
3rd project on #freecodecamp, this time was building a technical documentation. Up to now I struggle mostly with width, padding and placing things correctly, but I'm starting to understand more.
Looking forward the next one - building a portfolio page
#html#CSS#CodingJourney
@lucas_chae Really relatable, it's really not possible to keep up with everything and the FOMO is always there. As self-reflection I think a good option would be to focus on the things we want to build and then check what tools we could use to build those