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March 19, 2026#yapping#journey

Introduction


Hello, so this is my first blog post. I'm excited to share my journey and the experiences I've had so far. I hope you enjoy reading this and find it inspiring.

To be honest I'm not much of a yapper or a writer, but I do think that writing is an important skill, and I want to practice it here, because I want do it for fun. I will talk about several topics here, from my experience, my thoughts, and my ideas. I will also talk about my thoughts on technology, my thoughts on life, my journey as a developer, and my journey as a person. SO I Hope You Enjoy Reading This.

Childhood


The story starts back when I was a kid and why I loved computers so much. I forget what grade I was in, but it was definitely back in either elementary school or kindergarten. So, at that time, I was going out to play with my friends after finishing my meal. On the way to my friend's house, I saw my neighbor playing on a computer; he was playing a game called PvZ (Plants vs. Zombies), and to this day, it's still one of my favorite games. After watching him for quite a while, I finally went on to play with my friends. Back then, cell phones were still rare, let alone touchscreens or even a computer. From that moment on, I really fell in love with computers and always Learning about computer.

Chapter 1: Why did you choose the COMPUTER AND NETWORK ENGINEERING major?

Well, at first, I thought it was a computer major focused on coding, but it turned out to be focused on networking. But from there, I learned a lot about how the internet works, what IP addresses and DNS are, etc. During practical sessions, we often used physical hardware like Mikrotik for configuration. Besides that, we were trained as IT Support and I also learned about Operating Systems, specifically Linux. I learned a lot about Linux in addition to Windows, though I still taught myself programming through YouTube videos and various other sources. Long story short, leading up to our graduation exams, our whole class was told to create a project as a graduation requirement. The theme was up to us—some made websites, IoT projects, etc. I wanted to do something different from everyone else, so I decided to make a game. Since I saw no one else was doing it, I went for it and got support from my teacher. To make a long story short, the project was eventually finished using Unity 3D and C#. You can check it out here.

Oh yeah, this was a team project, and we finally GRADUATED.

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