We often don’t realize how much we change until we look back. From being a confused student to working in the tech industry -this is my journey so far. I graduated in Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE), but I always had a strong interest in Technology and Software. During college, I was exploring many things without clear direction. I was curious, but still figuring out my path. Today, I work as a Program Analyst . Over time, I was able to turn my interest into a career in tech. Along with my work, I still enjoy exploring deeply - tech, creative ideas, Real Projects, and more . I’m not an expert in everything, but I enjoy learning something new every day. A big thanks to Amigoscode, to provide free learning resources. This is not a success story - just a simple journey of growth and learning. https://medium.com/@tharveshmuhaideen/not-perfect-just-evolving-53dced0f010e

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i have been thinking about how amazing it would feel if i knew how to code. but whenever i try to start i feel stuck and as if i am learning nothing. if you are someone who knows how to code. please leave some word of advice here , it would be really really helpful.

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I’m going to use it aggressively. Not for prompts, but for output. Here’s how I’m thinking about it 👇 Most people treat AI like: → Google → StackOverflow → A fancy autocomplete That’s a waste. I’m treating it like: • A junior engineer that writes first drafts • A reviewer that spots edge cases • A refactoring partner • A test + docs generator What I’ll be using it for • Scaffolding features fast • Refactoring ugly code safely • Writing tests I usually “skip for now” • Explaining unfamiliar codebases in plain English Goal for the next 90 days: 👉 Ship more without burning out 👉 Spend time on decisions, not typing I’ll share: • What actually worked • What was hype • Real examples (code, workflows, wins, failures) Question for you: If you had Claude Code Max for 3 months, what would you automate or build first? Drop it below 👇