Tamerlan

Dealing with the feeling of ambiguity and overwhelmingness is a critical skill in becoming a successful software engineer.

@evenstensberg You still open?

Still looking for a (remote) job. 10 years experience both in Open Source and enterprise. Contact me if you are interested.

@_jphwang I swear that’s like the biggest sign that something was AI generated.

When Claude adds an em-dash in “my” writing

We are building the new revolutionary Per to per financial contract system The challenge is to do it within the next 27 days #تحدي_الثلاثين

@tech_nurgaliyev Congratulations 🙌

I MADE IT ~ $1K MRR It took me: • 9 months • 10 startups • a lot of sleepless nights • a lot of doubts • a lot of shipping • a lot of building • a lot of learnings • a lot of mistakes Keep shipping! Keep building! Keep working!

Libraries over cafes or coworking spaces if your alone. The one in Stockholm is amazing, I wonder if we have the same thing in Kazakhstan?

@iammihirsig Glad you found the article useful.

I was reading this article by @tamerlan_dev and found it very insightful.🤔 Going to start meditation from today.🧘‍♂️ Do check this out! It has some great tips to get started. 🌈 How to begin meditating and actually stick to it tamerlan.dev/how-to-begin-m…

@TGUPJ Love your work. Apart from all the cool tech stuff I like the design and the UX. Any resources or tips on how can one get better at that?

excited to share the new research feeds next week!

@marclou I like you Marc, been following before shipfast. Take it as a learning experience and work with the guy to make your product better. I understand it’s difficult to get all this hate but this is a chance to prove to the people what kind of person you are.

I was a virgin, an hour ago. I've never blocked anyone after 3 years on Twitter. But my feed in the past 30 days is made of developers who think the world can be fixed with more tests. Dozens of people try to screw my sites every day. And they claim a CRITICAL VULNERABILITY ISSUE because they could bypass a paywall or add a special character to their username 👏 So fuck it. I blocked people who yap instead of shipping. I want to see posts of indie makers who build and print money. KEEP SHIPPING 🔥🚀

@TuralAsgar Thank you so much for your kind words. I took a look at your video and I thought I was watching someone with at least 100K subscribers. I’m sure you’ll reach that level someday.

@tamerlan_dev @tamerlan_dev , you are terrific in front of the camera. This is the video I created recently for example. youtu.be/qrGtGzoaioM You are way better than me. Good for you and keep up! Greetings from Azerbaijan!

decided to make a video, cause I'm scared shitless on being on camera but always had an interest in it. anyways, the topic is creation is a human need

Meditators who don’t time their sits tend to stop meditating when they encounter difficulties.

When researching a topic, try to use a different search engine. You might be surprised by the results. tamerlan.dev/how-to-overcom…

how much I research vs how much I write:

Today’s quote: Being curious about everything, not only makes you more creative, it enriches your life.

It’s been pretty difficult to write these days. I always thought it was a writing block. Turns out it’s more of a reporters block. If the words aren’t flowing, usually the problem is that the research isn’t there. To say something, you have to have something to say.

NO CHEATING. Type your name in the GIF bat and see what comes up. Here's mine

I've been indiehacking for a few months now. I failed a bit and wanted to share my lessons with you all. TLDR: Don't forget marketing!! tamerlan.dev/ive-been-indie…

To prove that frontend is hard, I spent the whole day debugging why my site looks weird in mobile mode. I didn't even know how to google the problem properly. Turns out the fix was to add this line:

I've been working on this job board for quite some time and thought I was ready to launch. Then I saw how the site looks on mobile mode. Safe to say, I have to fix that first. Frontend is hard.