Intro
This section records what I learn as a developer.
It is not a tutorial series and not a complete handbook.
Instead, it is a structured knowledge base built from my real learning and work experience.
I focus on understanding:
- how things work
- why certain decisions are made
- where common mistakes happen
What you’ll find here
Frontend
Notes and explanations about:
- HTML, CSS, JavaScript
- React and modern frontend patterns
- UI, state management, and performance
I write these to clarify concepts for myself, not to copy documentation.
Backend
What I learn about:
- APIs and server-side logic
- Data handling and validation
- .NET / Node concepts when they connect to frontend work
This part helps me understand the full picture, not just the UI.
Cloud & Tools
Practical knowledge about:
- Deployment (Vercel, cloud platforms)
- Git and version control
- Build tools and configuration
- Things that often break in real projects
These are usually learned while solving real problems.
How to use this section
- Each page is independent
- You don’t need to read in order
- Some content may be incomplete or updated later
This section grows as I grow.
Why I write this
Writing helps me:
- slow down and think clearly
- turn confusion into understanding
- remember what I’ve learned
If it also helps someone else, that’s a bonus.
Learning is not about knowing everything.
It’s about understanding a little more than yesterday.