Why I Believe Real Learning Happens While Building Real Projects

Tutorials are useful.
Courses are helpful.

But growth happens when things break.

I started coding at a young age, and one thing became clear early:

Reading about systems doesn’t teach you how systems fail.

Through FuncLexa, I learned:

How small UI decisions affect users

How backend choices impact scalability

Why clean architecture matters long-term

Why debugging teaches more than success

I don’t chase perfection.
I chase progress through execution.

Every project inside FuncLexa exists to solve a real problem — even if it’s small.

That mindset changed how I learn:

Learn → Build → Break → Fix → Improve

And repeat.

This is how developers grow — not by memorizing syntax, but by shipping.