When I’m not wiring code, I’m probably tweaking dotfiles, distro-hopping, bricking my mobile or playing games. I enjoy self-hosting, doing things myself and I spend time fixing them too. This is where I write about things I might need later or just things I found interesting. Having interest is an interesting thing.
I started writing here before I began my career, so if you enjoy reading, I’ve shared how I ended up creating this blog.
Many things on the internet were new to me, and I didn’t have a mobile phone or computer until Grade 10. During the vacation after completing Grade 10, I got my first phone – a Nokia Asha 309. It was a touchscreen phone, and at that time, touchscreen phones were just starting to become popular.
The internet was fascinating, and I quickly got hooked. I played lots of games, tried countless apps – all downloaded from the internet. I even got free internet for almost a year just by tweaking a few settings. It all felt like magic, made possible by the internet and Google.
Eventually, I wanted my own website. I started learning HTML and CSS, created couple of pages, and uploaded them using FTP to a free HTML hosting service. These services were basic WAP site builders, which no longer exist today.
Later, I looked for easier ways to build websites and discovered PHP scripts that had login dashboards and content management features. They were powerful but a pain to set up. After more Googling, I found WordPress.
Google became my virtual friend. I realized that before asking for help in a forum or group, trying to Google the problem was usually the better option – as long as you know how to search.
From there, I didn’t just learn HTML and CSS, but also PHP, MySQL, and how to work with web servers. After installing WordPress, I was amazed. It was beautiful, well-structured, and all I had to do was write articles.
Later, when I joined college to study Computer Science, I continued writing and experimenting with new ideas. Over time, I dove deeper into development, explored new tools, and kept learning through every project.
And that’s how this blog – and my journey into tech – began.
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Thank you Prabesh!
How to connect .com.np domain with wordpress please give me full details
You need to install WordPress in a web server. After that point domain name to that server. You can see this article as reference https://sangams.com.np/how-to-host-domain-name-for-free/ & https://sangams.com.np/create-free-tk-ml-cf-gq-ga-websites/
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Thanks
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Thank u bro.
Hi, I used your advice on fixing my WordPress site over a year ago. The moment I saw your blog, I can tell that you have exceptional talent and authentic character. It will be good to learn about your personal activities as well, if you are ever looking to collaborate on projects. Such talent is a unique find.
Thank you Sam.
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Thank you Gagan.
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Thank you, I appreciate your support.
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Great going here, Sangam!
You reminded me of blogging era in Nepal back 10-12 years. No doubt so many exciting and next generation contents here. Keep continuing!
Thank your Ekendra.