From author’s desk

Hi,

I’m Rajdeep Das. Nice to meet you!

Hopefully it’s our introduction here!

Are you curious to me?!

Well in short I’m just a someone on no-one’s land!

TheTechLearner– The name itself tells the story of a tech-enthusiast with a creative mind to start blogging on this digital era. Not a professional blogger but in a little try to make you believe the feelings of sharing your thoughts!

There is a story behind this journey!

It was 2017 when I first landed upon the planet of web-technology! Technically not first time as I have played on this web long ago back in school but if you talk about hobby, you believe in passion, then yes. With wearing tight shoes, 2017 was my first experience to explore the web-tech world.

Started with simple home page containing just HTML & CSS, I created my first web module just only for my personal use!

Continuing to this process, I learned a little more about how JavaScripts works!

Added a little more design but not sufficient!

Added a little spice to it

Although I had lots of plans to integrate it but the project was left incomplete. After a long time, having some good vibes from a positive person in my life, thinking to carry it to the next level!

OK! let’s break it and step a little more to continue the story!

After getting a more or lesst hands-on experience on HTML, CSS, JS I thought to start a tutorial for Web tech noobs at a very basic level. So started with an idea to dive into a new journey to create a website for school students or tech noobs to learn HTML, CSS, JS, SQL in a simplified way at a primary level! But I was not aware of hosting services or how does it work!

After a little more thinking, I launched a free subdomain site via Weebly, named it CODE-SMASH. Post a lot contents on Web tech, create chapters by chapters on HTML, CSS, JS, SQL & made a quiz portal to make it more interesting. I took the idea and inspiration from the most famous choice of web developers today: W3SCHOOL.

Back to then, it literally gave me good responses among my friends especially from some of my school juniors, even from young enthusiasts also from non-tech backgrounds!

Few months later, I thought to make a dynamic site because I was stuck with this only static web tech learning portal. It was initially successful but was too limited that I was unable to gave any extra effort to make it something more unique or different. Suddenly I came through someone’s blog via Instagram which was hosted on WordPress.

I was curious about What is WordPress?

I went through the details from Internet & discovers the idea of blogging. It gave me a spark of new ideas. Before that I read a lot of articles on the Internet but neither thought how these blogs are written nor about this art of blogging.

So not wasting time, I created an account on WordPress & designed a personal blog. At first I was confused to start a blog, so I only written about myself, the very first time, Introduced myself as a newbie to the blogosphere!!

As the time passes, I wrote lot of articles on technical stuffs. Even not only on WordPress but also on Google BlogSpot, Medium, Tumblr.

At that time, I came through an article, ShoutMeLoud by Harsh Agrawal which totally focuses on blogging guidance & e-marketing tips for the newbies like me.

I was fond of that blog ShoutMeLoud & thought the same to start totally a separate blog on Technology.

That’s where from TheTechLearner was born. But in the beginning point, I only write about Technology regarding cyber security, web tech, a little about coding. Luckily, TheTechLearner got huge response overnight with lots of traffics.

6 months more passed, got too good responses that I had to customized the total appearance of TheTechLearner in a professional way, like a brand!

Later on, it was a demand from my readers to guide them in starting their own blogging journey. I accepted a new challenge and started a series of ‘How to start your blog?‘.

People liked it so much that the flooded response I first received on Twitter with above 1 million engaging views internationally.

Let’s see where the end point meets or let’s see if it has either any end point!