The first time I opened Scratch I made a cat say hello. The second time, I made it fight a dragon โ and that was it, I was hooked. So I taught myself HTML, CSS, and Python from online courses, videos, and a LOT of trial and error. Nobody handed it to me; I just kept building.
Now I build games you can actually play, real websites for made-up shops, and little Python programs. Making a whole thing from scratch feels normal now โ so I'm chasing bigger, more useful stuff next. Click around, and try to break something.
I'm not the fastest coder yet โ but I read every line I write, I ask why when things break, and I rewrite until they feel right. Then I share it and start the next thing. That loop is my favourite part.
- FromSamaha, Aga, Dakahlya โ Egypt ๐ช๐ฌ
- Learns bycourses, videos & trial and error
- Lovesfamily, video games, swimming & football