My "About Me" has three cool chapters! First, I'll spill the beans on how I got my hands on my very first computer. Then, I'll dive into the story of how I caught the computer bug and got all excited about them. Lastly, you'll get the lowdown on how I kicked off my coding journey and set sail on the path to becoming a developer.

My First Computer

Back in fourth grade, the magic happened—I got my hands on my first computer! Oh, the excitement! The whole neighborhood buzzed with curiosity as the computer engineer was setting up the PC right at my home. Those were the days! Although now my PC in the backyard doesn't hum with life anymore, yet I've kept it as a treasured memory. Picture this: a Pentium 4 3.5GHZ Dual inside the CPU, 512MB RAM, integrated GPU, XP Pack 3, that iconic green wallpaper, and the welcome sound that made my day. Ah, and let's not forget the classic Samsung monitor. The first thing I did when I powered it on? Embarked on wild adventures in GTA Vice City. As a kid, navigating the map was a challenge, but my sister became my guide— she used to help me with navigation turn right, turn left, go straight. Oh, what lovely days those were!

How i Became Computer Bug

Back in 5th grade, one day, my dad, who was in the army, walked in with a mysterious book titled something like "Learn Command Prompt." He unfolded the secrets of the terminal—opening it, creating directories, diving into them, making files, typing into files, saving changes, and doing all sorts of cool stuff on command prompt(Terminal) I was utterly fascinated! Excitedly, I went to school the next day, showing off my newfound skills to friends by typing commands on a black screen. They were like, "Whoa, how do you know all this?"

Path to becoming a developer

The journey hasn't been a walk in the park, and even today, it throws new challenges my way. But let"s rewind to how my coding adventure kicked off. I studied BCA and MCA in Computer Science and worked as a full-stack and front-end developer. I"ve put my skills to the test on over a hundred projects, juggling both freelancing gigs and company projects. And hey, now I"m steering my own ship at Grapdevs.com.