In 2019, I moved to Germany with my family. It was a difficult journey and still remains a path full of obstacles. Integrating into a new culture, learning the language, understanding the social hierarchy, and raising children has not been easy.
In Uzbekistan, where I come from, I worked as a journalist. Later, I immigrated to Turkey and worked as a translator in a clinic. In Germany, a new profession awaited me — and I chose programming.
In 2023, I started learning programming on my own, beginning with Java. Of course, I studied Spring, Maven, Docker, Hibernate, Git, Kubernetes, SQL — about 250 hours of training.
At first, it was difficult to understand the world of computer science. Spring was challenging, I was fascinated by databases — but I overlooked one thing: without practice and without real work, what I learned through tears would quickly be forgotten. That's why I started creating this website — to apply the theory I gained from courses and continue learning.
Programming no longer seems scary to me. Everything in it is explainable, logical, and interesting.
Getting the first job is hard. Especially when you have no work experience. Many beginner programmers know this path filled with doubts and rejections. You can’t find a job because you have no experience, and you can’t gain experience because you have no job. On top of that, a beginner often doesn’t even know how to gain experience. At least, that’s how it was for me.
Recently, I started learning IAM (Identity and Access Management). Back in 2008–2011, I worked as a forum administrator and managed several websites, so this area felt familiar to me.
Currently, I want to build independent projects to practice the theory I've learned. That’s why I created this website.
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