First of all, thank you so much for teaching me.

On the first day I saw you, I thought, “He looks so serious and studious.” But once the class started, you asked me, “How should I explain so that you can understand?” — and that one question gave me confidence.

Your way of teaching makes everything easier to understand. But when you explained how vast full stack development is, I was honestly shocked — I wondered how I could possibly learn all of it.

Still, you explained every topic patiently, over and over, until I understood. No matter how many doubts I had, you were always there to answer immediately.

One thing you always say is: “Before writing code, first think — what’s the logic? How can we write it better, shorter, cleaner?”

You’re a bit strict — you never give leave easily 😅. Even if I said I had to go early, you wouldn’t allow it. You value time and discipline a lot. Whenever I made coding mistakes, you wouldn’t fix them right away. Instead, you’d ask me to recheck my code, find the issue, and understand the solution. You also told me to write down my mistakes — so I wouldn't repeat them.

Looking back, my coding level has improved a lot since Day 1 — and that’s completely because of your teaching style and dedication. You didn’t just teach me how to code — you taught me how to think like a developer.

On Day 1 of the HTML class, I didn’t understand anything — the whole day just went by. In the CSS class, I was confused at first, but slowly I started understanding.

When we moved to JavaScript, I wrote my first program. You ran it on the system and explained it clearly. After that came the portfolio project — that’s when you taught me ReactJS from scratch. Then we quickly completed NodeJS, ExpressJS, MongoDB, and GitHub. The only part I needed more time with was CRUD operations using MongoDB and Postman — but you still taught me patiently.

Even when I forgot things, you explained them again without hesitation. You also taught me how to upload projects on GitHub so others — not just me — could see my work online.

Everything I’ve learned so far is because of your guidance.

I’m truly thankful. But still… I’m a little mad at you — because even when I asked for leave, you wouldn’t give it 😄. Even if I said I couldn’t attend just 10 minutes before class, you still didn’t allow it.

That’s your discipline. And I respect that.