Tech Alhaji
@UDG_Ryan
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not your average developer | Opinions are mine
Abuja, Nigeria
Joined October 2019
If you like, listen to him. You’d prolly lose more than you would. Speculators at it again in 2026.
These new tax laws are only going to succeed at rapidly accelerating stablecoin adoption and the complete dollarization of the nigerian economy. I tried to warn everyone. https://t.co/R9SerVCjXZ
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Me too but I can’t test it. 🥲
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Ok
dear algo show this to elite developers only
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Could’ve sworn I read this post about a week ago.
You’re building an app. You don’t want to manage servers. You don’t want to deal with auth. You don’t want to write APIs. You choose Supabase. Postgres is ready. Auth works. Storage works. Realtime works. You ship fast. It feels like the backend is gone. Then the app grows.
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True. They know what they want, and they gun for it.
Lately, I've gain a ton of respect for vibe-coders. We are here on our high horses, telling them how their code is shit and how models can't fix their messes, but they just don't care. Many of these folks are simply optimizing for a different outcome. For them, code is just a
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Designers->Canva Developers->AI All of a sudden, developers suddenly remembered how to write ‘good code’, much better than AI. They’ve said and given hot takes about how security will be flawed, app crashes etc. but even the ones they wrote had gone through and still going
"AI vibe coding is a joke" Me: *ships full Stripe billing system in 2.5 days* - 4-tier subscriptions + metered usage - Per-AI-model pricing - 11 webhook handlers - Payment failure → auto-downgrade - Budget warnings + spending caps - Trial conversion + proration - Idempotency
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Odumeje
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Now I gotta vibe vibe vibe code it. 🙂
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Doesn’t feel like there was a momentum before each lift. Antigravity jumps. 🥲
It took 17 YEARS for Assassin's Creed to get here! Everything looks inch perfect apart from that physics defying jump & grab 👀
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I strongly disagree. There’s too many things going on and I can’t keep track of them. What is telegram? A social media app, the google of instant messaging, an instant messaging app, crypto app or discord? Just too much with clogged and too much distractions. 🥲
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Users don’t want your beautiful code, they want solutions to their problems. 👌
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…ship for those underserved people. If they can build and prototype and start serving those people, then overtime, they scale and get better systems or ways to get it done and keep running. This can be said for even “pro developers”. Theres never a perfect product…
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The codes written by “professionals” also go through outages, are also bad, poorly written too and get crashes etc. There’s a learning curve for every industry/profession. It takes years for people to get to build a solution for a problem with their ideas and…
I was talking to a guy who vibe-coded a saas, trying to explain to him what a huge mess the code is. I thought I had him. He looked at me completely confused. “So?” He said. That’s when it hit me: Vibe-coders don’t give a shit about code. They don’t understand it, they
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Too many hype around Gemini 3 pro. Gemini 3 pro is only very good at UI Claude Opus 4.5 for backend tasks Codex (GPT 5.1)for extensive bug fixes and refactoring. GPT and Claude tho’, is a better all-rounder. This is based on my experience and usage.
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Google employees: ⚡⚡⚡ OpenAI employees: Sam put your shirt on Anthropic employees: We discovered Claude feels uncomfortable when talking with humans xAI employees: We'll have AGI tomorrow Meta employees:
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I developed one that does it for free with logo select, currency select and even footer notes and discounts and taxes calculations built right in. And it’s FREE!
Bullet Invoices was created because my wife wanted to send invoices to her students quickly. Hopefully, available soon on the app store!
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Are the fixes vibe coded?
Researchers have found two new vulnerabilities in React Server Components while attempting to exploit the patches last week. These are new issues, separate from the critical CVE last week. The patch for React2Shell remains effective for the Remote Code Execution exploit.
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Higher hardware specs has made developers lazy. Too lazy to optimize apps and software and heck, even games. The PS3 used to have 512mb of combined memory and games played great. The RAM shortage (if at all true) is a good thing.
The RAM shortage might be a good thing actually. Maybe developers will stop using inefficient techs and start to code properly since their garbo webapp won't run on consumer hardware.
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