HTML was the first programming lauguage I learned. I learned it at the beginning of June 2021. A good friend of my dad taught me how to code with it. I picked everything up pretty fast and started coding by myself really fast. I coded lots of websites, but I never published them anywhere. Who knows, maybe in future you'll be on a website that I coded!

With HTML, I also learned CSS, I mean somehow I had to style my websites. I've tried a lot with CSS, like really a lot. I still wouldn't say that I know everything, but I definitely know a lot.

Once I had enough of HTML and CSS, I started learning JavaScript. It was the next smart move towards FrontEnd Developer. At first, I didn't get anything, like absolutely nothing. I read a lot about it but I just didn't understand anything. It was harder than I expected. After lots of reseach, I asked for help. My boyfriend taught me the absolute basics and I started coding the same thing over and over again, until I started learning Java.

After learning Java, JavaScript was much easier to understand. That's when I actually understood what I was doing and how everything worked.

In school, my teacher made a Java course for everyone who was interested. I was lucky enough to get into it. That's when I learned the basics of Java. To be honest, at some point, I was only in that course because I had to. I coded a lot at home with Java. I did easy stuff in school, just for practice and at home I did the harded stuff. And if I didn't know how to do something, I asked my teacher, which was really helpful.