It usually starts with curiosity. A desire to know, to seek, to understand, to grasp - you know the feeling if you've ever been intrigued by any form of tech.

"Coding" has been around for decades but more and more people are developing more curiousity and interest in it simply because of it's phenomenal impact in our daily lives. Meanwhile the "art of coding" keep on evolving - new libraries and frameworks get released frequently.

As a budding developer you have to keep up. That means lots of research, lots of practice, lots of tests and most importantly lots of troubleshooting/problem-solving. There's a very rewarding feeling of accomplishment you get once you fix your code or someone else's and get it to work properly.