Hi! I'm TuongCoffee, but you can call me Tuong.
I'm a beginner programmer from Vietnam, currently learning and building scripts step by step.

This story starts with hacking. Literally.

I started learning programming when I was around 11–12 years old, mainly because I wanted to use Roblox scripts.
At first, I wasn’t interested in programming itself. I just wanted to hack.

I searched for things like “Roblox hack scripts” and found executors such as Delta, Fluxus, and Krnl, which allowed scripts to run inside the Roblox client. I used scripts from YouTube and Google, experimented with them, and tried different things.

That phase was fun, but it didn’t last.

After a while, I started thinking:

“Instead of using other people’s scripts… why don’t I make my own?”

That was the turning point.

Once I tried writing my own scripts, everything changed.

I started learning Luau, the scripting language used in Roblox. At first, my scripts were messy, simple, and sometimes broken. I used ChatGPT to understand syntax and concepts, but most of the learning came from trial and error, like Geometry Dash, lol.

Somewhere along the way, I fell in love with scripting.

I almost instantly stopped using hacks and executors, not because someone told me to, but because writing my own code was far more interesting, fun and rewarding.
I started caring more about how things worked than what advantages I could gain.

That’s when hacking stopped being the goal.

I did paused my learning a few times (each time was about half a year) due to personal limitations, but the interest never disappeared.
Now, I’m back — learning programming properly, exploring new tools, and building projects at my own pace.

Currently, I mainly work with JavaScript (.js) and TypeScript (.ts).

This repository represents that journey.

Terminal: Termux (Android)
Code editor: Acode
Device: Samsung Galaxy A11 (low-end device with limited storage, so I prefer lightweight tools)

My repositories reflect my learning process.
Some projects may be experimental or unfinished.
The goal is understanding, not perfection.

Thanks for reading, and have a great day!