hello world: stop overthinking, start building

package hello

// Hello returns a simple greeting.
func Hello() string {
    return "Hello, World!"
}

“hello, world!” is the ultimate rejection of complexity.

two words. one comma. that’s it. while everyone else is overthinking their first move, you’re already shipping.

every time i type it, i’m reminding myself: stop overcomplicating. just build. whether it’s your first program or your thousandth, “hello, world!” is pure momentum.

it’s proof that you don’t need a 50-page plan. you don’t need perfect architecture. you just need to start.

1,000+ “hello world” files in my github. i’m not ashamed.

it’s not laziness. it’s discipline. every project starts the same way: strip away the bullshit, focus on what works, ship something real.

hello world --> shipped code --> real feedback --> better code
         ^                                            |
         '--------------------------------------------'

that’s the loop. not some bullshit waterfall. not endless planning meetings. just build, ship, learn, repeat.

“hello, world!” isn’t about the code. it’s about killing the fear.

want more? check out “beyond binary” where i tear apart the idea that programming is just about computers.