From Zero to 101 Websites

I'm not a complete stranger to code—I learned the basic language in school years ago. But after I started working, there was never much opportunity to use it. About ten years ago, I managed to build a few mobile apps and websites, but each project took me months to complete. The process was slow, frustrating, and incredibly time-consuming.

I've always wanted to build more things, to keep learning and exploring new ideas. But life gets in the way. Between work and everything else, finding the time to code felt nearly impossible. Projects that should have been exciting turned into exhausting marathons that dragged on for weeks.

Then, two months ago, I discovered vibe coding—an AI coding assistant that fundamentally changed how I work. Suddenly, I could build a simple website in a day. More complex projects that used to take months? Now just a few days. It's not that I don't write code anymore—I do. But Cursor helps me move faster, understand better, and actually finish what I start.

In just sixty days, I've launched 33 live websites. Not just basic pages, but functional web applications: language learning platforms, exam prep tools, productivity dashboards, image processors. Real tools that solve real problems.

My goal now? One hundred websites and mobile apps. It sounds ambitious, but for the first time in years, it actually feels achievable.

What I've learned is this: you don't need years of uninterrupted study to build something meaningful. You need an idea, the right tools, and enough persistence to keep going. The barrier to entry isn't what it used to be—whether you learned to code a decade ago and forgot most of it, or you're starting completely from scratch.

I'm sharing this because if you've ever wanted to build something but thought you didn't have the time or the skills—whether you're still in school, thinking about a career change, or just tired of watching ideas sit in your head—you can actually do this. The tools exist. The only question is whether you're ready to start.