Not every week is for shipping new features. Some weeks are for stubborn bugs, sleepless debugging, and endless error logs. No big updates this week—but the system’s more stable, and I learned a lot. Slow progress is still progress. We move. 🛠️💻

A lot is going on behind the scenes. But I’m grateful, learning, growing, and hoping to stay consistent here this month. Happy New Month! 🌟.Wishing you an amazing July ahead. #BuildingInPublic. #AWS.#Techmom. #TechJourney.

Also building something exciting:.🚀 A SaaS-based online course marketplace with a built-in LMS think Udemy, but with my flavor.

While at it, I’m still actively participating in the Job Shadowing Program at @InterswitchGRP , learning from experienced professionals and growing every single day.

In the past few weeks, I’ve explored:.✅ AWS Management Console.✅ EC2.✅ S3 Buckets.✅ API Gateway.✅ Lambda.✅ CloudFront.Learning + Practicing = Stretching 💪🏾.

When I got better, I was handed a task involving AWS services. No prior experience. No AWS account. Just vibes and determination. So I rolled up my sleeves and started learning 👩🏾‍💻.

The month didn’t go as planned. I had to pause everything and focus on my health. That forced rest reminded me that health must come first. 🙏🏾.

Hello beautiful people 👋🏾.Let me sneak in and dust off my corner like I haven’t been away for over a month 😅.June was rough. Here's a quick update 🧵

My first Fullstack website is live!.As a Frontend Dev, I built a Fullstack app with an admin dashboard for a client:.🌐 It wasn’t easy, I almost gave up many times. But today, I’m proud. Keep going. You’ll get there too.🤭🤭🤭

To everyone who feels overwhelmed: it’s okay to slow down. Just don’t stop.

Growth isn't always linear. Sometimes you pause, sometimes you stumble—but as long as you keep going, you’re still on the journey. This project may be tough, but so am I. I am resting and I’ll continue when I’m ready. I’ll come back to Python stronger than before.

It stretched me beyond my limits. It affected my mental health. It made me question myself more times than I can count. But you know what? I won’t give up.

𝐑𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐧𝐨𝐭 𝐐𝐮𝐢𝐭𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 . I started a 30-day Python journey last month. I was excited, motivated, and ready to commit. But somewhere along the way, life happened, the project I finished building started demanding everything from me.

To every developer out there—if you’re tired, overwhelmed, or silently struggling, just know: you are not alone. It’s okay to pause. To breathe. To take care of yourself. This path is tough. But so are you. Keep going.

✔️The constant Googling of the same error with different keywords, prompting AI chatbots, reading endless documentation—just trying to find that one fix. ✔️They don’t talk about the imposter syndrome that whispers "you're not good enough".

✔️The unspoken war between designers and devs. ✔️The unending back pain, teary eyes from long hours of coding, and the overwhelming pressure of looming deadlines. ✔️They don’t tell you about the emotional toll.

Nobody talks about the mental exhaustion of programming. ✔️The stress of debugging for days—sometimes weeks. ✔️The heartbreak when code works in development but fails in production. ✔️The fear when testers are about to review your work. The pressure of impossible deadlines.

There are some bugs that AI can not help you to fix, you still need to go back to StackOverflow.😄😄😄.

Progress isn’t always visible, but every step forward counts. Keep showing up, keep pushing through—because the breakthrough you’re waiting for might be just around the corner. Happy New Month to you all!.Wishing you all a fulfilling and successful month ahead!. #KeepGoing.

Don't Stop Showing Up. I know you've been showing up, putting in the work, and chasing your dreams. But maybe you're feeling discouraged because the results aren’t coming as fast as you hoped. Please, don’t stop. Your dreams are valid. Your efforts matter.