This will be my 1st episode for the season 3 of this Full Stack Wannabe Series. Mainly the topic would be anything regarding my experience working first time as a full stack developer. Hop on if you guys in the same process or progress as me. Let me know how your first week went.

I've been planning to get a job since the beginning of becoming this full stack developer. Have been at it almost a year now or maybe more than that already. Finally, able to land the job. Will be starting by tomorrow morning. How long you might ask? I don't know. My aim is to get better at full-stack development. If being there able to shape me into that, then I will be staying long. Just until I get what I aim for and if I don't feel bored. :-p Anyway, let's just hope for the best! 

For you guys, I hope you guys in better situation than I am right now during this covid pandemic. Just don't give up, stop blaming yourself & keep moving forward!

It has been almost 3 months solid I didn't do any major changes to my Full-stack development endeavor. But luckily, I'm still able to tweak a thing or two here and there on my Portfolio V4 that should be live now. Unfortunately, there are some problem arises in production mode. In development mode (before doing npm run build), everything works just fine. I've tested a bunch of ways to tackle this problem of mine. But till now, no avail. Right now, I'm prioritizing learning the authentication process again. Hopefully, this newest portfolio version 4, could be published before mid of this year.

Once you have taught yourself how to do business. It's hard not to do them again when an opportunity comes. Calling for you to do something with it and make something happen. For me at least, the feeling of having total control over how I want to spend my time (my life actually), the way I want it to be - I always feel like I could never achieve it by just working for other people. I have tried it many times. Each time could last only up to 3 months max. I kept on thinking what business should I do or try next with what I've learned through all these experiences. From time to time, I came up with a bunch of ideas and test them out to see whether it can go far & beyond or not. Now, I think this could be it. But who knows right? If it isn't what I thought it could become, then I will try my best to do something else until I find my way into the life that I so dreamed of.

There's a lot of things I wish I could've done this year. You might feel the same way too. When we look back, sometimes we just feel lazy to do anything. Or other things should matter more than this & that. Maybe if I wasn't so lazy, will I be more than what I am today? I don't know about you guys. But at least for me, this year have been so hectic & productive. I learn so much & try a lot of new, never before things that I personally haven't done or even think of doing them before. It's exciting & scary at the same time. Though, some of my to do list I weren't able to finish them. Instead I learn something else that can help me grow more in return.

I hope you guys have a meaningful and satisfied time spent throughout this year as I am. Let's hope that this upcoming year would be more meaningful for us all. Happy New Year guys & gals!

At last, after almost 1 year learning to be a full stack developer. It's time for me to look for a job. Preferably landing a job as Software Engineer or Full Stack Developer. 

This gonna be quite a challenge for me as I don't have any prior job experiences related to this field. Except my internship 3 years ago during my college days. After that, I've been freelancing and doing a lot of odd jobs. 

Anyway, this journey was never been about anybody else but me. Searching for what should I do with my life this whole time always have been my top priority. I just feel excited and anxious at the same time. The more I stumbled, the more things I get to learn and reflect on it. What left to do is just keep hustling until I get to where I needed to be. :-)

Let's just try our best then!

It could be something good & bad at the same time in my opinion. If you are in the middle of learning new things, then over engineered is good. There's no 'too much' when in the process of learning something. The more you know, the better you gonna get. 

So that's where I'm right now. If I always just gonna feel like it's enough. Then, I won't get to learn a lot of new things in depth. And do it correctly. Instead, all my work gonna be left like just enough. That's why I put all my efforts when doing something. Even when learning new things. So when the time comes for me to build a website, I want it to be a very awesome website than just a website.

Anyway, this is just my way of doing it. Yours could be different. My advice would be, learn at your own pace. You're not competing with anyone else but yourself. So be yourself and embrace it dearly :-)

There were a lot of things which I think I wish I knew about them back when I was a student. But among all those, I keep on wondering what if I knew just some of the most beneficial out of many. Will my life be in much better place than where I am right now? No one's know. Cause I've never been there myself.

Nevertheless, I'm grateful of the way I am right now. Still hoping and try my best at everything that I do. 

Anyway, I hope this could be your it for the next remaining years of being a student. Or maybe even after you make your own life after this. Happy learning guys!

Guys! I'm taking back what I said earlier in the previous episode regarding the current looks of my Portfolio Version 4 being suck. Just wanna told you guys that. No need to listen to the podcast. Unless you love hearing my voice or listen to me talking about my life. :-D. Love you guys!