How It Started

When I started learning to code, I spent a lot of time researching tools and tutorials online. Most of the guides I found fell into one of these categories:

• Written just to make money through ads.
• Not explained in a way beginners could understand.
• Created to promote paid services through affiliate links.

I wanted guides that I could actually follow and learn from — the kind I wished existed when I was starting out. So I decided to create my own website.

I discovered the Fumadocs (a docs framework) and decided to use it to build my site.

It took me over three weeks to create the website, and now it’s live. The guides are in-depth, with well-designed images to make them easy to understand.

How It’s Going

The site got 75 visitors in the first 30 days after launch.

Each guide takes a lot of work 7–9 hours to write and design — because I focus on keeping the language simple, avoiding technical jargon, and adding visuals that make the content easy to follow.

Even though it’s time-consuming, it’s incredibly satisfying to provide resources that truly help people learn.

Last Updated on October 27, 2025