What This Blog Is About

I work with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript, Vue, Nuxt and everything that revolves around modern web development. But this blog won’t be limited to frontend. From time to time you’ll also find thoughts on other technical topics, building my own projects, approaches to work, learning, growth and simple life observations that, to me, make sense.

I’m still growing, learning new things and revisiting old approaches — sometimes making mistakes, sometimes finding solutions that genuinely work. And I want to gradually share here everything useful I come across along the way.

I’ve always been closer to things you can take and apply than to dry theorizing: practical observations, real cases, breakdowns of decisions and mistakes, architectural approaches, optimizations and development nuances — everything the work of a developer is actually made of. Because code isn’t just about syntax. It’s also about thinking, being systematic, paying attention to detail and a constant desire to do better than yesterday.

I want to keep growing in this field, explore new approaches and work on my own projects alongside that. It’s a long road that takes a lot of time, attention and constant learning. To walk it in a more structured way, I’ll be writing articles that sum up what I learn. This will help me organize my own thoughts — and might give someone else a useful point of reference at a similar stage.

I don’t want to pretend that everything here is the only right way. And this definitely won’t be a place where you can fully learn programming from scratch. Rather, it’s a reflection of the path of growth after you’ve already become a developer and are trying to figure out where to go next.

Right now I’m most interested in building my own products, so a large share of the posts will be about exactly that. If you’re also curious how to move from just writing code to building your own products, what difficulties you may run into along the way and how to deal with all of it — welcome, and enjoy the read.