Maluda | Fullstack Dev (React • Next.js • Node)

Available for work. I build websites, dashboards, APIs, authentication, payment integration and fix any React/Next.js bugs. Fast delivery. Clean code. Zero drama. If you need a dev that actually gets things done, my DMs are open.

Still open to connecting with founders, agency owners, and dev teams. Full-stack dev. Next.js, Node.js, MongoDB, Stripe, Twilio, OpenAI. Built production SaaS. If you're building something and need a developer, let's talk.

That's a really specific niche and honestly abetter starting point than going broad. The interview use case alone is massive especially for developers who know their stuff but freeze under pressure. How are you handling the real-time part technically? Streaming responses or something else?

@maludatechdev Appreciate that 🙏 The initial focus is people who know the answer but temporarily lose access to structure under pressure. Things like interviews, meetings, presentations, investor calls, and brain fog moments.

I’m looking to connect with web developers, agency owners, and company employees in tech. Also open to working with individuals or businesses looking for a skilled developer at competitive rates. Let’s connect🤝

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@LeeMazzone87 EchoMind sounds interesting, real-time support during live conversations is a genuinely hard problem to solve well. What's the primary use case you're targeting first? Sales calls, support agents, something else?

@maludatechdev Nice to meet you let's connect, Currently building EchoMind. Upload context → Start conversation → Difficult question → Realtime support appears → You respond naturally. Simple idea. Surprisingly common problem. echo-clarity-site.lovable.app

That makes sense. Silent rewrites are dangerous because the user loses trust the moment the system acts on outdated context without telling them. The confirmation step is the right call, especially when the decision affects code output or architecture recommendations. Are you building this as a standalone tool or is it meant to sit inside existing IDEs like Cursor?

@maludatechdev Yeah, that is where it breaks. I do not want automatic superseding to silently rewrite memory. Better path is detect likely contradiction or staleness, lower confidence, then ask for confirmation when it would affect behavior.

@Slave2MyBeauty Are you open to working with remote developers? I'm a Fullstack Developer with experience in Next.js, React, TypeScript, Node.js, PostgreSQL and React Native. I'd be happy to share my portfolio if remote collaboration is an option.

I need a web developer that is proficient with their work and that can meet in person

@codespicious Definitely, already followed back.

@maludatechdev Let's connect

@7xuanlux The staleness problem is interesting, how do you handle detecting when a decision has been superseded without the user explicitly flagging it? Feels like that's where most memory systems quietly break down.

@maludatechdev Mostly hybrid. Embeddings help with recall, but I don’t want Origin to become just vector search. The harder part is capture quality, confirmation, staleness, and building a small context packet instead of dumping everything back into the model.

@ccodyy69 Real ones know that Next.js >>>>

As a developer, Which framework would you choose?

@DevHubFusionX Very interested! Portfolio: maluda.vercel.app Github: github.com/maludatech

Need a frontend developer for a client project. Looking for someone who doesn’t just code someone who can turn designs into clean, polished interfaces. Stack: • Next.js • React.js • Tailwind CSS Budget: £200–£500 Portfolio below 👇

@raulinvests Highly interested @raulinvests Portfolio: maluda.vercel.app GitHub: github.com/maludatech

Still searching for some backend devs to join our team this summer Big plans ahead

@buildwithkiro Sure, man. Follow back.

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@GoldilocksOrbit Think you replied the wrong tweet, bro.

@maludatechdev that's a bold claim on returns. tracking live premiums and using AI for analysis could definitely add some clarity. just curious how you handle the risk side of that strategy.

@_Rhand69 It’s all good, my bro. Followed back already.

@maludatechdev Sorry, was on timeout

@_Rhand69 You never followed to begin with😒

@maludatechdev Follow back Lets connect

doubling your income is far more important than forcing someone to text you back. you’ve got things to do, stay focused.

@7xuanlux That's actually a problem I deal with constantly re-explaining context every session gets old fast. How are you building the memory layer? Vector embeddings or something else? Always curious about the technical approach behind tools like this.

@maludatechdev At a high level, Origin is local memory for AI agents. The goal is that Claude, Codex, Cursor, etc remember your project decisions without you re-explaining them every session.