Kin Leon: Software Engineer

@BowTiedCyber +MCP servers

Openclaw fundamentally is: AI API Scripts Cronjobs Connectors (scripts + APIs) I swear everything in technology is dead simple at its core once the OS is loaded

@BowTiedCyber Evan*

@BowTiedCyber Thank you. Senior Evans Starting to apply this formula already First client, 6 month retainer, 1 agent managing their entire sales pipeline Directing my obsession better

SaaS bros, hear me out What if instead of: - vibe coding 50 applications that make $0 You: - make one app - make 50 pieces of infrastructure that get clients -- cold outreach -- agents The effort and obsession from the SaaS community is unmatched Just direct it better

The wealthiest people I know go from idea to action immediately. If you want to get rich, you need to take action.

@Arif_AbdulAwal It's my pleasure bro

@codewithkin Let's connect ☺️

Hey there, I'm Kin - Self taught software engineer - 5 years of experience - Proficient in 3 major tech stacks across 2 popular programming languages - Worked in hybrid and remote teams across Africa - Developed, tested and deployed web and mobile applications solo and in a team - Always ready to learn something ne - Well versed in creating AI tools to streamline and automates business processes Let's connect 🔗

I don't know what level of delusion and pride you have to have when someone in field is telling you something and you say "I know better than you" As I said if this was something about design i would take a back seat and surrender because you are the expert in that field But you're STILL insisting you know better ? Right now AI in the software engineering field is the same as in the design field It can generate a witeframe and prototype but won't be good, the best i can do is have AI generated something then hand it over to you (the expert) and have you perfect it

That was an hour ago. A "software engineer" who can't tell the time? 😂

Interesting how the "king of designs" is telling people in an entirely different field they will get replaced If you were talking about UI design I'd listen, but a designer telling me (a guy in the tech field) "who will get replaced" ? I pray for confidence like yours While we're at it, let's take a look at this repost you made a few days ago, when someone said nano banana can replace designers, you said "Fake" Interesting

The website is really fast and optimized. Design still needs work tho. AI is really impressive. Any dev angry is sad that they might be getting replaced. On replacement, many devs will be replaced. Sets of developers that will not be replaced; 1. Machine learning devs - people who create and train AI. 2. Devs who adapt and use AI. 3. People who maintain AI. Adapt or perish.

This morning I built and deployed 4 sophisticated websites all from prompts in under 2hours. AI 🤖 is beyond “what should I eat today” prompts.

@KojoForex @Burzy007 First stop doing dumb shit

@Burzy007 Don’t ask me dumb questions 😂🤦🏾‍♂️

@Kynsofficial Absolute facts There's money in every single one of those skills But learning how to monetize them is also a skill, a skill that a lot of people fail to master

You can make money with UI/UX Design There’s money in Backend There’s money in Video Editing There’s money Cloud engineering There’s money in Cyber security There’s money in Data Science There’s money in Tech There’s money in Nigeria Stop looking for money in the wrong places.

@Aaddorra_crypto @Kynsofficial Nobody is gatekeeping anything my friend, we just make excuses He shared over 5 skills that can help you make AT LEAST $1,000USD a month above The problem arises when we now expect him and others to hold our hands and give us the money on a silver platter Selling is a skill

@Kynsofficial You making seem like we're intentionally looking for it in the wrong places nobody is willing to share how dey go about it the right way everybody is gate keeping even you did not tell us how to look for it in the right place

@MentorWebDev Found it, loved it

Everyone who loves: • JavaScript • CSS • React • Web Dev • Building cool projects • AI coding I hope you find this account!

@MicrosoftEdge Nice try

Oh hey

@gtchakama Follow up: ALWAYS sanitizer user input, the user is not to be trusted How are you doing bro

Always verify the Token on the backend - Never trust user info sent directly from the client.

@emmanuelao_ @heykamal__ The lotion and tissues 😂

@heykamal__ What's going on in this table

Omo, back to work 🙂

72 hours. that's how much time I spent - on a SINGLE plan. let me explain: i didn’t write a line of code. instead? i just sat there i thought i mapped it out i chased dependencies until nothing felt fuzzy. 2 days later? i finished building. here’s the part most people miss: you don’t need more movement. you need more clarity. if you skip the thinking, you pay for it later in rewrites, bugs, and stress. take it from me: slow thinking now saves you weeks of pain later.

@owoniyi446991 @AkinremiDaniel2 @AmarachukwuOnu4 @Amazirostanley @arnaud_knobloch @CrispDesign_ Another CLEEEEEAN dashboard, nice work Marv

AIbodex is an AI-driven real estate platform designed to simplify property discovery, verification and management. Agent dashboard view WIP 😁 @AkinremiDaniel2 @AmarachukwuOnu4 @AmarachukwuOnu4 @Amazirostanley @arnaud_knobloch @arnaud_knobloch @CrispDesign_ @codewithkin

Nothing is “wrong” with you. Don't ever listen to anyone who said that to you. Truth is - They don't know your potential. But you do. You’re early in a phase where effort hasn’t started talking back yet. Most people quit right there. Prove all of them wrong.

If your SaaS needs 20 features to make sense, I have to be honest with you: It’s already dead. Real products do one thing clearly. Everything else is ego. Or fear. Or procrastination dressed as ambition. Trust me: Ship less. Learn faster. Complexity is the most expensive bug.

@MakadiaHarsh Powerful work Harsh, when paired with A developer who already over-engineers stuff, it becomes a nightmare to develop the product Thanks to you, I found the courage to abandon the "the customer is always right" mindset and focus only on the lean features

A founder came to me with a $12k SaaS plan. Big vision Endless features Long timeline I pushed back. I proposed a $7k lean build that solved 90% of the real problem. What happened next? 1. Faster delivery 2. Less complexity 3. Actual users using it Most products don’t fail because of lack of features. They fail because founders build too much, too early. I build smart. Not excessive.

As a UI designer, I’ve learned that good onboarding isn’t about explaining an app — it’s about building trust in the first few seconds. That’s exactly what guided my design approach for Autotam, an app built to help drivers find real-time assistance when they need it most. Wip