My initial contact with programming was in my first year of college. I easily passed the subject where we learned about web technologies, but I failed both exams in the C programming course. Looking back, I consider myself lucky to have failed. Funny, right? While studying for the retakes, I started to understand how code works and the logic behind programs.Once I passed the exams, I became increasingly interested in coding. I even bought Arduino and Raspberry Pi boards and started learning Python.In my third year, I needed to choose a topic for my bachelor's project and a friend suggested that I build a web application. I remembered the satisfaction I felt during the first-year project with web languages, and because I was always attracted to the possibility of putting my ideas into practice through HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, I started working.After a year of learning how these technologies work, I completed and presented my thesis in React and got a job as an Angular developer.This is a brief presentation about me and how I entered the web development field. I conclude by expressing my admiration for JavaScript and web technologies, which you can use to achieve great things.