Wyzdom | Software Engineer
@wyzdomofweb3
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Mobile Dev | Follow of Jesus Christ ✝️
Joined October 2023
I've been seeing a lot of React Native content on my timeline lately... Absolutely love it
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The learning never stops! Progress over perfection 💪🏾
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I was able to code for only 15hrs this week, I really need to fix up🤦♂️
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I was able to code for only 15hrs this week, I really need to fix up🤦♂️
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One of my most important use cases for AI is writing regex. Believe me, it used to be scary and frustrating 😂😂
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One of my most important use cases for AI is writing regex. Believe me, it used to be scary and frustrating 😂😂
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The main job of financial analytics in a mobile app is to help users answer two questions: “Where did my money go?” and “When did I spend it?” I spent some time building this financial analytics screen for a mobile app I’m working on in React Native.
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The main job of financial analytics in a mobile app is to help users answer two questions: “Where did my money go?” and “When did I spend it?” I spent some time building this financial analytics screen for a mobile app I’m working on in React Native.
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Six hours of coding yesterday, I really need to do more today 😫
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Six hours of coding yesterday, I really need to do more today 😫
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Hot Take (Part 2): Most developers burn out before they level up, not because the work is hard, but because the way they work is unsustainable. Here’s what I mean: Developers today are: - Trying to learn everything at once - Working long hours with no clear direction -
Hot Take: Most developers don’t have a “skill problem.” They have a focus problem. Everyday I see developers: - Starting 5 tutorials at once - Switching between 3 frameworks - Learning 10 things but mastering none - Chasing whatever is trending on tech Twitter And then they
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Hot Take: Most developers don’t have a “skill problem.” They have a focus problem. Everyday I see developers: - Starting 5 tutorials at once - Switching between 3 frameworks - Learning 10 things but mastering none - Chasing whatever is trending on tech Twitter And then they
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One thing I love most about React Native is that the Developer experience is insanely good. You can tweak animations, layouts, styling, logic, anything… And see the results immediately. Love it!
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One thing I love most about React Native is that the Developer experience is insanely good. You can tweak animations, layouts, styling, logic, anything… And see the results immediately. Love it!
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Back and building again! Another fintech screen in React Native, still in progress!
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Back and building again! Another fintech screen in React Native, still in progress!
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It worked!!!💃💃🎊 I sent a push notification to a mobile app I built for the first time. Special thanks to @0xDaniiel for his guidance.
Update ❗️❗️❗️ I created a development build for this project and successfully installed the APK on an Android device. Push notifications permission works fine, and I got a project ID. Now I can move to the next phase
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omo, I've been in the grind for a long time sha. - mobile engineering with react-native. - frontend engineering with react, vue and angular. - backend engineering with php, nodejs, golang and ruby. - systems engineering as a systems engineer for a cloud company. - devops
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Fun fact: if you hire me, you wouldn't have to hire 3 different people to build your Android app, iOS app and website. I'm a frontend engineer. I help founders and business owners build websites and mobile apps that users love. Check my public CV👇 https://t.co/uW7cvpYtd7
Mid-week roll call 🥁 Who are you, and what do you do best? (Remember, clients will see this 👀🫰🏽)
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