Gently Searching for all the necessary projects I'll build when I start 365days Of Code. The First 100days would be committed to learning a new Language (maybe Ruby or Python), while the other days would be marathon building, building, building. I'm not certain when to start.

I love @tailwindcss customization, allows us to config our own preferred classes. This is me writing my own custom animation. Do you write custom styles or classes in tailwind?

Hello X, Spot what's making this a bad code. The code would run if you try it, but it's bad Code. There's at least 2 reasons why it's bad code...

Good Morning X, So after trying this for about a month and not getting to understand how access and refresh tokens work together, I left it for about two months came back to it and boom it felt like I knew it already I guess I was just overworked months ago when I first tried it

An Amazing 1 Millions Dollars opportunity for creators! This would explain popular questions about the @OctantApp Epoch 9 Rounds. Made a video out of what @arlery replied to the buzz/questions around @Haezurath Tweet. ☺️ You are a Creator? This is an opportunity for you. 👇

The best thing you can do for yourself as a developer is to keep your codes as templates. Implement a new UI? Make it a template Work on a new client project ? Make a template of it. I learnt this the hard way

Okay... Dating Problem Solved

Cut out the Long Write Up, I decided to rebuild the project again From scratch completely Fullstack, because we only did about 60 percent of the project then. I would say I would learn a lot rebuilding this. I'm about 80% done with the Frontend Already.

I started out first as a web3 frontend developer, playing with tools like Rainbow kit, viem, ethers.js and Wagmi. Today I can write smart Contracts on both EVM chains and MVM. This is not a motivation, it's me telling you how much you can archive if you're committed.

Literally I didn't waste much time doing just web2 stuffs, because I saw a community that gave young minds the opportunity to build, and learn. One misconception about web3 is that you need to be really a good developer, b4 you can get into the web3 space.

Over The Weekend, I stumbled on a project we built during my time at @BorderlessDev Cipher Session hackathon with @ayahq_. It was the first ever web3 product I built, and that's how I got Onboarded into web3 as a dev. (I was just a few months old in tech, literally a newbie 😂)

See this Instagram post by @emtacompany

You can’t even vibe code if you don’t know how to code normally.

Hi Guys, I just wrote and compiled my first Rust Code...🙂 Wish me well on this new path..

We're thrilled to be celebrating 10 years of Solidity! Let's look at some highlights from the past decade and get a glimpse into the future. 🧵↓

Let's End This argument, What are the Advantages of Redux over the built in useContext + useReducers. And which is your goto? For me, I prefer using useContext + useReducers.

When you deploy on Sui and the gas fees so low, you start handing out smart contracts like candy.

Hosting and domain services, watching you learn a new tech stack, without knowing how to buy and host on a domain.

Such an amazing opportunity to share from my little knowledge Box.

Glo Tried to stop me, but I still mint the @AfriMosaic NFT. For the Culture.