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# [Stage Zero Task - Backend Track](https://hollad.hashnode.dev/stage-zero-task-backend-track?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

I recently tackled a challenging project when building an Access Key Manager. This tool would help people create, manage, and cancel special keys that keep information safe. I used Node.js, a powerful tool for building things on the internet, along w...

Jun 29, 2024 · 4 min read · hollad.hashnode.dev  
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Growth matters, even dead trees thrive.

One thing I love doing is helping people, and I believe one of the key ways I do this is through sharing my knowledge and personal experiences. Prior to this time, I had taught myself several programming languages, libraries, and frameworks for web development, considering myself a full-stack developer with knowledge in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node.js, WordPress, React, and SQL. However, I felt I needed more - more learning, more practice, more projects, and more connections with people in the industry. Until May 2023, I wasn't a social person, but joining Twitter changed that. There, I saw an opportunity to learn web3 from learnweb3.io. I began the course but faced challenges when it came to deploying my DApp since I needed Ethereum. My journey took a new direction when I discovered the ALX Software Engineering program for Africans. I immediately applied and got accepted, which marked a new phase in my life as a Software Engineering Student. Despite the challenges of unreliable electricity in my country, I remain committed to the program and plan to document my journey here on this platform. I will share my progress, experiences, and insights on becoming a Software Engineer and learning web3. I invite anyone looking to transition into software engineering or web3 development to follow my journey. Whether you are self-taught or considering teaching yourself, my posts will provide relevant content and valuable resources. Through this platform, I make a commitment to stay accountable by sharing what I learn. Please feel free to share your thoughts and comments on my posts, as your engagement will keep me motivated and focused on pursuing my dream.

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