Overcoming personal hurdles through tech blogging
Why not?
Just kidding, there is more to it. Just thought it flows well with the title and having the answer straight up. With that said, here's my reasons.
Actually to be fair, I don't have a great reason. I mainly saw dev.to back in around early 2020, but I didn't get into it. I saw dev.to as part of my resource whenever I look up how to fix a bug alongside with StackOverFlow. Sometimes it shows, sometime it doesn't. I decide to join dev.to because I want to be part of a community of tech developers. Nothing more, nothing less.
I want to put myself out there. I heard networking was the prime thing and I believe blogging is the easiest thing for me at that time. My OCD prevented me from doing anything technology related, so it was difficult for me to code. Right now, I have been doing ERP (Exposure Responsive Prevention), which has helped me a lot. Although not perfect, I am hopeful for the future.
