Victor Kings

I build AI-Powered web platforms. Recently Built EmailWritr(Serves users in 15+ countries). Rentloud(Artisans marketplace). SilentSales(App that drives sales for SMes) Now building custom web apps for businesses Not templates. Not "good enough." Real solutions for real problems

I fully agree with you! I watched my parents pray and trust God and miracles happen and they still trust in him. This is one of the top liege styles I learnt from my parents and I’ll hold on to it and pass to my offsprings as well.

@mrbryke Real matters

How many users will be able to subscribe for AI services when the price goes more higher?

@mrbryke Congratulations man

Congratulations to me as I gained 100 verified users! It’s not easy 😩 Thanks guys

@mrbryke You're right bro

Escrow is not a payment feature. It’s a trust architecture.

Rentloud is not a freelance platform. It’s a trust system for hiring skilled workers online. Hiring skilled workers online is still broken: -Clients pay and get ghosted -Workers deliver and don’t get paid -No trust between both sides -No real job lifecycle tracking -Everything depends on “hope” So I stopped thinking about “marketplace features”… and started thinking about trust infrastructure. ⚙️ What Rentloud actually is: Rentloud is a system where: -Clients request or negotiate jobs (fixed or flexible pricing) -A single verified worker is assigned -Payment is locked in escrow (Flutterwave) -Work begins only when funds are secured -Money is only released when the client confirms completion No confirmation → no payout. No trust required → because the system enforces it. ⚠️ The deeper problem it solves: Most platforms fail because they assume trust exists. Rentloud assumes it does NOT. So everything is enforced by structure: identity verification payment locking job expiration rules auto-completion rules 🧱 Closing: I’m not building a marketplace. I’m building a controlled execution system for real-world work. I’ll be documenting the build here step-by-step.

Working with this company for 2 years, I gave in my best, yet no salary increment as promised. I wrote to the HR, spoke to the manager, yet it was promise upon promise. At a point I made up my mind to take a leave because the energy I’m putting into the work is not worth the pay. When they noticed I was mean to resign at the end of the month, their started coming in. The manager begged I stay back and for extra one month to at least enjoy my 50% increment. I still refused, I’ve made up my mind to quit and till now, I don’t regret that decision

After learning that skill, Go ahead and learn how to get job/gig. Then, learn communication skill. Most people are on the first stage

@qring001 Yeah

@Dkingstech Funny but true, it mostly AI value

You’re not a real developer if you have not used “John Doe” as value for name variable

Why do most developers build softwares/products they never get to use themselves, but preach to others how good the product is? I just feel developers should be the first to consume their products and testify the real result.🤔 What's your take?

@fidexcode Most of my clients' projects are on host. I just do transfer of account ownership

How do you transfer website ownership to your client? Do you create a github account for the client and transfer the repo Or Zip project and send it

@frontend__fairy @fidexcode Wetin you dey get

@fidexcode Na people wey dey get client fit answer this

@David_Bilsonn Who lied to you that it will?

Crazy how my BSc. Microbiology has never earned me 1000 naira since I graduated I’ll advise every undergraduate in 200-400L rn to try everything possible to get a laptop and pick up a skill before they graduate Massive shege dey front after convocation

@Tech_girlll Path 1 for sure

You’re 25. Two backend engineering roles: Path 1 Remote backend developer at a startup $80k/year flexible schedule you ship features fast, mostly on your own little structure, you figure things out as you go Path 2 On-site backend developer at a well-structured company $55k/year fixed hours strong code reviews, senior mentorship, clear systems you’ll be pushed and guided daily You’re locked in for 3 years. Which one are you taking and why?

@suraj_sharma14 MacBook is a laptop made for developers

honestly, why do developers choose MacBook over other laptops?

@just_andydev Hi

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@nat_olaleye Omoh! I felt this one

Some guys in tech never see 1M before😭

@Anoyroyc I'll keep expecting it

actually, i think you should start expecting things to work out. expect the breakthrough to come. expect the right people to find you. expect the build to click. expect traction. expect momentum to compound, and it will.