Exploring first
I started by exploring technology — coding, AI and websites — pulled in by the idea that one person could create something other people could actually use.
Journey
Before PassSabi, there was curiosity — and a lot of code that didn't work on the first try.
I started by exploring technology — coding, AI and websites — pulled in by the idea that one person could create something other people could actually use.
I began with fundamentals: variables, conditions, loops, functions, lists, strings and problem-solving. From there I moved into HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
I stopped treating tutorials as the finish line. Every concept became a reason to ask, “how do I actually build this?”
Real projects meant real errors — broken authentication, failing API calls and configuration problems. Debugging became part of the learning process.
AI tools helped me move faster and explain unfamiliar code, but the goal became understanding enough to find and fix problems myself.
The questions changed from “how do I write this?” to “who needs this, how will they find it and how does it ship?”