It all started when I started walking in the footsteps of my internet idols.
Not everyone was blogging back then, but it was a cool thing which was also making people a lot of money. I also went in for some money using whatever I knew and learned by reading blogs and forums.
Didn't earn much money though, but I sure earned some learnings on UI/UX, SEO, and backend development.
The Journey
I've learned a lot since I started W3Bits, and have also taught some people a few little things in this journey. I can't say W3Bits is a well-known name, but it has received some nice mentions around the web in similar spaces over the years.
I've been managing this place on and off for the past 13–14 years. Even though we have AI today to code things on the fly, the itch of curating practical, handcrafted front-end content is still very much here.
The Rebound
In hopes of turning this publication into something better, I'm modernizing older content that still gets searched for, making it relevant for modern-day browser standards.
I'm also building new, practical tools (like the Grid Generator and Code Snap) and interactive experiments for anyone who builds for the modern web.