Why code? Because when I sit down in front of that screen, I...

Why code? Because when I sit down in front of that screen, I stop learning and start feeling.

What I learned in college provided the map 🗺️, but coding is the language of execution for me. My core joy is the alchemy of transformation 🧪: turning a conceptual UI design into a tangible, functional reality right before my eyes. It’s a deep, personal flow state. 🌊

The stress of debugging isn't a deterrent; it’s part of the rewarding loop. The hunt for that single misplaced semicolon or subtle logic error after hours of focus is intensely gratifying. 🎯🔍

I wouldn't trade that feeling. That sense of making something real for anything else I could have learned. That's the whole answer. ❤️