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My name is Tomi. I develop software products, not just shipping code, I build systems that make money and solve real problems. If you have an idea, I’ll turn it into something people actually use, and pay for. I've got a team where we do this every time Check my website, the link is in bio and comments

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@corazonlove0 Why is the usd shy

Get your bag up🙂‍↔️

@apostlecodes Na you write all this things? I’m happy for you bro

I cried yesterday. Like real tears. And honestly… my heart still feels heavy this morning 💔 I tried. I really tried. I tried everything I could think of. I applied strategies. I stayed consistent. I showed up every single day. But right now it still feels like everything was for nothing 😔 I have just 8 days left to hit 5M impressions on X and I’m currently at 4.4M. Where am I supposed to get 600k impressions from in 8 days? How else am I supposed to do this? And no, this is not a pity post. I just needed to speak. Maybe pouring my heart out will help me breathe a little. Back story… I finished NYSC last year and got a remote job in December as a Social Media Manager. Salary was ₦100k monthly. I worked in January, February, and March. I was only paid for January. No payment for February. No payment for March. No explanation. No apology. Nothing. My client acted like everything was normal and expected me to keep working. I stopped working in March and used my savings to start investing in myself and this platform. After being on X since 2021, I finally decided to take my account seriously. I subscribed to Premium every month hoping that if I stayed consistent, maybe within a few months I’d finally qualify for monetization and start earning here. At the same time, I became a CapCut template creator. I paid for CapCut Pro every month too. After weeks of consistency, my account got monetized. I made $28. Then due to inconsistency, I lost the monetization again. I also have a monetized Facebook account. I’m trying on TikTok too. I even abandoned my YouTube channels just to focus fully on X because I wanted this to work so badly. While doing all these, I still kept applying for remote jobs every single week. No response till today. I even bought an MTN router and kept subscribing every month just to stay active online and keep posting. Heaven knows I tried. Now look at me… No job. No money. No achievement. And now it looks like I might not even hit the 5M impressions after all this effort. I’m 27 and honestly… I feel tired. Before now, I also tried content creation on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok. But my camera quality was poor and my content always looked cringe to me, so I stopped. At this point, I don’t even know anymore. Maybe I’m just one of those people that always gets close to success but never fully reaches it 💔 And once again… this is not a pity post. I just wanted someone to hear me out. If this post finds your timeline, honestly just send me a virtual hug 🫂 Maybe that alone will make me feel a little better today. Yh

✅ Figma to mobile app code done 🔁 Backend done and dusted 🚀 Marketing website completed Launching a new app on stores in a few days, super excited.

Slide one requesting for feedback Slide two the review from client @ServiceBlocks is the dream team ❤️ Build your mobile app startup business with us this week 🔥

Vite is better than Next.js, for most SaaS dashboards Next.js is great when you need public pages, SEO, content, landing pages, blogs, and marketing routes. But for an authentication-gated SaaS platform? You probably don’t need half of what Next.js brings. Most SaaS dashboards are heavy client-side apps: Charts, Tables, Filters, Modals, Multiple State management, Role-based UI, Realtime updates, Admin workflows, Settings pages ... That is Vite territory. For me, the better setup is simple: -> Next.js for the marketing website. -> Vite + React for the actual SaaS dashboard. I use the right tool for the right surface, the UI below is still just a shell, but I’m building my SaaS one step at a time. #Pabbi is coming

@chopper_ong_ @Sanni_onX @DKashtalyan @ssheyii @MartKAD Thank you chopper dad

@Ivy_codes @Sanni_onX @DKashtalyan @ssheyii @MartKAD nice thread

Spend 20 years painting walls and you learn one brutal truth: Everything you create will eventually disappear. Rain removes it. Cities paint over it. Maybe that’s why @DKashtalyan spent 2 decades obsessively creating art that tries to outlive time itself @ssheyii @MartKAD

@Sanni_onX @DKashtalyan @ssheyii @MartKAD Onchain!

@Ivy_codes @DKashtalyan @ssheyii @MartKAD beaks is here to stay

One survives trends, the other survives time. In a space overwhelmed by speed and automation, Dima’s work feels stubbornly human. After 2 decades of negotiating with impermanent walls, a master craftsman finally found a canvas that cannot be painted over Onchain

The Beaks began with 20 years of artistic identity formed before the blockchain ever existed. That changes the energy completely. You can tell when someone creates because they have something to say versus when they create because they found a market opportunity.