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As befits my character - everything started spontaneously. I have had a great desire to learn to program for a long time, but I did not start the course until December 2020. During it, I realized that I had found my place in the world. Between the lines of code, I found my other world! I fell in love with programming more than anything/anyone else! ❤After completing the course for the position of Front End Developer, I started looking for a job, but I was still hungry for knowledge! So I continued learning and by then I learned the basics of PHP. Now I am learning MySQL and developing my React project on GitHub, a web game based on the rules of the fifth edition of Dungeons & Dragons! I am starting a full Bootcamp in August, which will teach me the C# programming language and the .NET platform! Will this be the end of my study? No, this is just the beginning! 😎But hey! This isn't your whole IT story, is it? 🧐Years ago, my story began when I saw the first miracles with my huge eyes at the computer screen emanating with a million colors. To this day, I remember my grandmother (yes, my grandmother) sitting in great reflection on one of her first adventures with Gothic games and her constantly repeated the question to which she found an answer shortly later - "How do you pick up items here?". 😂It all started a beautiful story of ups and downs, wins and losses, 0 and 1, <> and . It started with games. RPG games took a special place in my heart, where I could devote myself to my vivid imagination and plunge into a fantasy world full of interesting stories and plots. Strategy games took the throne in my head, fueling and regularly oiling the gears of my brain with the difficulty of coming up with all sorts of victory plans. And for a moment of a break from intense thinking, strategic-economic games relaxed me. In the moments of idyllic city design and meeting the needs of its inhabitants, I found relaxation and happiness. Even the moments of drama caused by the passage of the tornado did not disturb this peace. Of course, in the game, for the sake of clarity! 😜However, not only games were my guide. I discovered my next interest while working on a mod for Gothic II called Golden Gate as a level designer. Sitting in front of the ZenGin Engine, I escaped to my world of imagination, from which I poured my ideas into the game. Frequent engine errors pulled me out of my reverie, but with time I got used to them and they were no longer a problem for me! 😅