If you're struggling to find a job as a software dev in today's market or don't know how to find freelancing work or high ticket clients, read this . (a thread).

Taking the day off for today (no meetings still working), fixing the sleep sched, and going to the gym consistently from tomorrow. Now that I’ve said it here, it’ll be an embarrassment if I don’t practice what I preach 🙂.

Been so overworked that it’s started to affect my health. I’ve been getting my acne back, gained weight, allergies, and eczema back all because I’ve been inconsistent with the gym in the last two months. All are a sign of the weakening immunity I once had. If you’re seeing this,.

RT @salehdotdev: Working on APIs and constantly switching between your AI assistant and Postman? There's a better way. I built Postman MCP….

All my frontend devs-. Lets make this a thread of some of the coolest and most useful libraries you guys have laid your eyes upon:.

Loving the open source libraries for frontend, sometimes I'll spend an hour or two just scrolling thru the cool different components these libs have to offer.

You’re an asshole if you give respect to people on the basis of their job title/caste/creed. I thought this was common knowledge, guess not though, not in this country at least.

I’d rather be a page that attracts people looking for meaningful connections or valuable exchanges — not just another shitposting andy. Engagement != meaningful conversations. When you post, think about who you’re attracting — not just how many.

The true cost of great UI is often overlooked. People say- “What’s the point of an MVP like this when {literally any AI tool they know of} can do the same?”. Everything’s a wrapper — what matters is solving the right problem and building a UI so seamless it becomes the tool.

. @figma your user experience in terms of handling billing and team membership/upgrade plans is absolutely horrid. Please fix.

AI solutions architect is the next biggest freelancing niche to look into . If you’re a freelancer, highly recommend you start doing consultancy/advisory work based on expertise. Knowing which AI tools to find where and how it can fit a use case or series of use cases to solve.

Money is a by product of your wins and action. If you chase money, it’ll never come. Chase client satisfaction instead. Find a niche, double down, and achieve greatness in that domain. All of this comes at the cost of having the right moral compass, so do what’s hard and.

Fighting for my life right now dawg those cold cuts were not worth it but the macros were too good 92 cals for 17g protein, id do it again.

Miss these days

I will never understand hiring mentality of recruiters targeting and preferring people that want to work for the next 15 years instead of being ambitious individuals. I don't want a 10 year commitment, I'd rather you hold yourself accountable to the highest standard and follow.

I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed, never was. I'm probably nowhere near as smart as the tech bros I see on twitter. Even then, at 20 years old I've managed to create a life for myself that no one my age could even dream of. From struggling to write basic for loops to.

Coding is only 10%. Communicating clearly, shipping fast, and working in teams = the rest. Learn Agile methodology and apply it tools like JIRA, use tools like confluence to manage your documentation properly. Take responsibility of your code, start thinking the way a.

Spend 1 hour/day on outreach — but don’t beg for jobs. Ask- “What’s something annoying in your workflow I might be able to help with?”. Solve, ship, and post about it.

For all the web devs:. Frontend? Learn React inside-out: hooks, caching, TanStack Query, routing, Framer, GSAP, speed optimizations, different component libraries, pagination, CDNs. Backend? API contracts, queues, Redis, testing, throttling, auth, microservices vs monoliths.

Want to break into AI? . Knowing AI theoretically is one thing, but knowing how to apply it is another.