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Sep 07, 2024 am 06:36 AM

Hello DevPeople . this is my first post .

im so happy to be here sharing my first post with you guys .
i really have no idea what to talk about . but what i can say is that , i hope 3 months from now , i will be a full-stack developer ( and also better at typing in english cus my native language is persian ) .
if i wanna talk more about myself i gotta say that when i satarted the journey of being a programmer i was not fit for the job . cus i believed that its gonna be an easy-doing job. but its been about 3 months that i found out that being a programmer means to be more powerful that you used to be . see yourself broke-down into pieces but standing up like a man and fighting for your job and things that you like to add to your life .
i think i talked so much . with everyone who is reading this a eventful life :)

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