Iyke Emmanuel

Flutter is by far the most difficult .apk to reverse engineer, and it pains me to say as a native Android developer

I'm writing an article that could either take me to jail or make Nigerian fintechs take their app security seriously

Android about to drop Liquid Glass done right

@pamilhereen Finding inverstors

What are you struggling with in tech right now? Let’s talk...

@Surendar__05 It will become my second server

Be honest, if I give you this laptop, what will you use it for?

@EzekielCrrypt I sponsored myself in school with hackathon, I currently own multiple saas product and I will tell you for a fact a stable job is better than them all

What do you prefer most as a developer? • Jobs • Building a SaaS product • Hackathons

@pamilhereen Finding inverstors

Every frontend dev should be forced to write a backend API at least once

This is still the most in-demand framework for companies that run the world's money

@Aditya_181105 Kotlin for native CMP for cross-platform

Which one is best for App development?

Compose Multiplatform 1.10.0 is out! 🎉 What’s new: ✨ Common @​Preview annotation 🧭 Support for Navigation 3 on non-Android targets 🔥 Stable and bundled Compose Hot Reload Learn more ⤵️ blog.jetbrains.com/kotlin/2026/01…

This didn't age well lolz 😁😁

Run the Android reverse engineering skill on your apps and learn how much sensible info and resources you are leaking 🏴‍☠️

We apologize for the disruption during our last Space 🙏 X had other plans, but we’re back stronger. 📅 April 25 🎙️ The Mobile Domain ( Different Frameworks ) If you missed it or got cut off. this is your chance 👇 🔗 luma.com/igzjlboa⁠ Don’t miss it this time 🚀

Building for one platform is hard enough. Building across platforms without cutting corners? That’s a different level entirely. Join @EmmanuelDav_K in the conversation this Saturday, via x.com/i/spaces/1nxeL… #AndroidDevelopment #KotlinMultiplatform #MobileDevelopment

There’s a lot of noise around mobile frameworks right now everyone has a “best” option. So instead of another surface-level conversation, we’re structuring this one differently. This Saturday, we’re diving into “The Mobile Domain: Different Frameworks” with a clear, practical approach: We’ll be discussing: • Why developers choose specific frameworks (and why they stay) • Where each framework performs best and where it struggles • Real limitations and pain points most people don’t talk about • How these frameworks scale in real production environments • When a company should not choose a particular framework • And where everything is heading in the next 2 - 3 years We’ve also built in a live debate segment, so you’ll hear different perspectives challenge each other, not just isolated opinions. The goal is simple: give developers and teams clearer thinking when making real decisions about mobile app development. 📅 April 18th ⏰ 4:00 PM 📍 X Space (@HackersCode) Featuring: - @rhymezx_code (Senior Android Developer, CTO at AIEGS) - @H3ndrick_ (Senior Mobile Engineer, Snag) - @SamsonOluwapel5 (Senior iOS Developer) - @EmmanuelDav_K (Senior Android & Kotlin Multiplatform Developer) If you care about building solid mobile products, this will be worth your time. Feel free to join and share your perspective as well 👇 #MobileDevelopment #SoftwareEngineering #Android #iOS #Kotlin #Flutter #TechEvents

KMP is no longer “upcoming” — it’s competing (and sometimes outperforming) major mobile frameworks. This Saturday (April 18), I’ll be on @HackersCode Twitter Space breaking down KMP vs other frameworks — where they win, where they struggle, and why devs choose them #Kotlin #KMP

Decompiles Android APK files and extracts HTTP APIs github.com/SimoneAvogadro…

@code_sultan Congratulations. This speaks very highly of the culture

Excited to share that I’ve joined PiggyVest as a Backend Engineer 🚀 Grateful for the opportunity to build systems that power financial freedom for millions of Nigerians🤲🏾🤲🏾.

ClawPhone is alive. I installed OpenClaw on a $25 phone and gave it full access to the hardware. I haven’t explored everything yet, but it’s a cool formfactor for agents to run on.