I learned HTML during my 1st semester. It was my first exposure to web development and it instantly caught my interest. I practiced using websites like W3Schools and built simple pages to strengthen my understanding.

After HTML, I started learning CSS. I followed YouTube tutorials (especially Apna College) and explored websites like W3Schools. It helped me understand layouts, styling, and responsiveness.

I learned Tailwind CSS during my MERN stack course on Udemy. Its utility-first approach made styling faster and cleaner. I also referred to its official documentation for deeper understanding.

JavaScript was challenging in the beginning, but with practice I became comfortable. Later, I studied it again in my BCA course under "Scripting Language", which made the concepts clearer and stronger.

I completed a 3-month MERN Stack course where I learned backend first—Node.js, Express.js, and MongoDB. I practiced building REST APIs and testing them using Postman. Later, I studied React and built small full-stack projects with authentication.

After learning MERN, I started exploring Next.js using its official documentation. I now use it for building fast, SEO-friendly, and scalable frontend applications.

I learned Git and GitHub during my internship. I practiced version control, branching, and collaborative workflow using pull requests.