Dear Developers, learn from my mistake before it's too late.

I've been coding for over two years—building apps, solving real-world problems, and growing fast. But I made one critical mistake:

I didn’t upload my projects to GitHub.

I kept telling myself, “I’ll do it later.”

Then one day, my hard drive failed.

Just like that, everything was gone.

Now I’m a developer with solid experience, but nothing to show for it.

Here’s my advice to you:
Push your code—every time.
Even the small projects. Even the ones that feel unfinished or messy.

GitHub isn’t just a tool—it’s your portfolio, your backup, and your proof of progress.

Don’t wait until a disaster forces you to realize its value.
Your future self—and your resume—will be grateful.