3:30 AM. Six hours deep into code. And it's finally alive.
What I Did Today
Today wasn't just another day. Today was Day 1 of my journey. The day I decided to stop planning and start building.
For the past 6 hours, I've been in the zone ā fixing bugs, tweaking styles, pushing commits, and watching my website come to life. It's 3:15 AM now, and I'm not tired. I'm alive.
Highlights
- ā Built and deployed prakashtsx.me from scratch
- ā Set up Learning Journey and Tech Blog sections
- ā Connected my custom domain
- ā Fought with ESLint errors and won
- ā Made countless commits, each one a step forward
- ā Turned an idea into reality in one sitting
What I Learned
Building is hard. But finishing is harder.
Thoughts & Reflections
I've had this idea for so long ā a place to document my journey, share what I learn, and track my growth. But I kept waiting for the "perfect time" or the "right moment."
Tonight, I realized something: There is no perfect time. There's only now.
So I sat down, opened my editor, and started coding. One component at a time. One fix at a time. One commit at a time.
And now? It's live. My website. My domain. My space on the internet.
This isn't just a website. It's a commitment. A promise to myself that I'll show up every day, document my journey, and keep building ā no matter how small the progress.
The Emotion Behind It
I won't lie ā there were moments tonight when I wanted to give up. When the build failed for the 5th time. When ESLint threw errors I didn't understand. When I couldn't figure out why markdown wasn't rendering properly.
But I didn't quit.
Because this matters. I matter.
Every developer starts somewhere. Tonight was my somewhere. Tomorrow, I'll be one step further.
Looking Forward
This is just the beginning. Tomorrow (or later today, technically), I'll:
- Write my first technical blog post
- Continue learning and building
- Push myself beyond comfort zones
A Note to Future Me
If you're reading this weeks, months, or years from now ā remember this night.
Remember how it felt to build something from nothing. Remember the 3 AM exhaustion that felt like pure joy. Remember why you started.
You built this. You can build anything.
"Code, Learn, Document, Repeat"
Tonight, I coded. Tonight, I learned. Tonight, I documented.
Tomorrow, I repeat.
ā Prakash ā”