From hacking to creator: my story

Introduction:

In a world where technology evolves faster than we can imagine, I set out with a clear goal: to become a hacker. What started as a fascination with the power of digital systems quickly turned into a deep dive into the realms of programming, security, and innovation. However, as I explored the vast landscape of technology, my journey took an unexpected turn. Over time, I shifted from hacking systems to creating something entirely new—web and mobile applications, practical tools designed to solve real-world problems.

This article is not just about hacking or coding. It’s about the evolution of a passion, the lessons learned along the way, and the realization that the journey is just as important as the destination. Join me as I share my story of how I transitioned from the world of hackers to the world of creators, and how the path I took helped me discover not just new skills, but a new purpose.

1. The Initial Goal: Becoming a Hacker

Years ago, I set a goal: to be a hacker. How hard could it be? With the time I discovered that it was not easy as I thought.

2. The Learning Journey

I began learning Linux, Networks, Operating system, programming, web security, and even experimented with hardware like Raspberry Pi.

The more I learned, the more I realized how vast this world was. I came to feel the power of knowledge, Understanding that he could access systems, cameras and much more. However , I also understood the responsibility that comes with it.

3. A Shift in Focus

But somewhere along the way, something changed. I stopped focusing on hacking systems and started creating web and mobile apps, practical tools like bookings systems and payment platforms. Although this gave me satisfaction and new learnings, I feel that I have moved away from my original dream.

4. Hacking Beyond the Tech: What It Means Now

Today, I reflect on how hacking is not just about breaking technological barriers, but also about finding who you are in the process

5. The Next Chapter

My story does not end here; Maybe it’s time to return to what once inspired me: the desire to be a true hacker.