I'm a front-end developer who studies development and practices steady growth. Despite my busy schedule, I value the value of time and utilize my commute and commute time to read development-related content. Recently, I've been contemplating and reflecting on how to become a "good developer."

I've gone beyond simply reading and thinking about it; I've applied it to real-world projects and gained firsthand experience. By comparing rendering speeds before and after optimization and analyzing bottlenecks, I've achieved meaningful growth by connecting it to real-world problem-solving. I prioritize qualitative growth over quantitative growth, and I embrace even the smallest moments in my daily life as opportunities for growth.