From Developer to Product Manager (But I Still Love to Code)

For as long as I can remember, I’ve always been interested in web development. It’s something I’ve been really passionate about — the fact that you can combine lines of code, mixing JavaScript with HTML and CSS. The way people do that always felt like a mystery to me, and I was always intrigued. As life went on, I started falling deeper in love with coding. I moved from making static websites to building low-key full-stack applications. (Low-key because I don’t usually build the backend myself — I typically use Firebase or something similar.) Some of the most interesting projects I’ve worked on include: AnonAnon — an anonymous messaging platform I built. Smash or Pass — basically a platform where you create an account and vote to smash or pass on other people. If you and another person smash on each other… well, you know (very crazy, I know — but I enjoyed building it). I’ve also made multiple AI chatbots — basically ChatGPT wrappers, if I’m being honest. I’m not even going to lie. But