Ever since i was in college, software development has been my passion. I still remember sitting in college computer lab in front of 20+ computer, with basic program loaded in and making it print "Hello Ammar" for the very first time. Then i went through basic/beginner tutorial, it was almost magic, being able to get the computer to do whatever i wanted just by typing these funny little symbols. Limited only by my imagination i then created a simple snake game with repeated 3 lines of code in C++ (i.e, clrscr(), printf(), getch()) in which you have to press and hold a button and snake will move around the output screen. This was a 3000+ lines of code and all teachers in college appriciated my effort. Moving from this simple program all the way to a proper snake game & User info management system, with dozens of projects in between. I learned C++ from books and any source of information i get on internet related to software development.This Passion carried me through my education at Foundation University. Here there were more resource available to me. I studied new languages, algorithms and higher mathematics. From there i got my interest in being a JavaScript Developer, so i started learning JS and its core concepts. After this i started building JS projects in university. It was here that i learned truly how much there was yet to learn.So now, in industry, this passion remains with me. There's certainly yet more to learn, more to solve and more to build. And for this, i am very grateful.