Rajea Bilal

@vamsibatchuk Yes pls

@mal_shaik Looks so cool!

Jam is live We have now reached an inflection point for distribution in the AI era

@hazayii Feel the same way after each visit, and console myself with the thought of Jannah too :)

I didn’t really enjoy Pakistan, but I miss the warmth, the family, the nature, the life of it. Back in London, everything feels empty again. SubhanAllah, it’s a reminder that no place will ever fill the heart except closeness to Allah and knowing that Jannah is our true home.

@_7obaid_ @nairon__ai Masha'Allah :) Amazing progress!

It's been an insane week. A lot has happened. Main Mission (@nairon__ai) → Built out the custom hiring partner invite flow and scheduling functionality to help hiring partners who want to hire urgently and can't wait for the cohorts. They love it and are already scheduling calls with the engineers we found for them. No messy 3rd party integrations. All custom built in-house 💪 → Lots of projects to review for our first Hackathon. Winner to be announced later today! → More exciting updates to come for the custom tool I've built to help Engineers make the most of their Agents (iykyk). GAME-CHANGER. Really excited to hack on this more over the weekend. Side mission (Startup in-stealth, we're building for one of our clients): → Great progress overall; doing a lot of iterations internally with some early pre-paid users to maximize TTV (time-to-value) and just make the platform as seamless as possible to use → Client secured a big Enterprise Partner in the UAE to come onboard as our first big B2B player. Client demo'd the app to their Sales team yesterday and they loved it $500,000 MRR deal value!

One thing I love about AI coding agents: I can ask extremely stupid questions that I would never ask a human engineer. And the AI would never laugh at me. It just patiently explains everything and is always cheerful & constructive No politics, no complaints, no challenging my requirements

Loved the article. ive been building with AI using a pretty streamlined process myself, but the way you broke down model selection and copy-paste context reset made it feel even more intentional. Was fascinating to read abt the common traits among top 1 % of engineers. Curiosity and tinkering really is the game.

seems like time spent in learning linux and bash the past couple of weeks has been a useful investment. cli tools and commands dnt seem like magic

@amina5688y @anjiqbal @TECHoffhand I would suggest take a friend with you so you’ve got someone to talk to and discuss. but it really does get a lot easier after the first few times. you can tell yourself discomfort/nerves is a good thing :)

@RajeaBilal @anjiqbal @TECHoffhand It looks like a great networking setup. Any tips for someone who's still a bit too nervous to attend their first one?

#100devs Attended our first tech event and surprisingly... we all came out alive!🥳 Have to admit, felt nervous and awkward at first but once we got talking, it was alot of fun! Met some great gals @anjiqbal, @TECHoffhand and Dee. Cant wait to meet more of you :)

@964billion Looks amazing, do they ship to the UK

Quietly obsessed with this local brand and its hijab friendly designs

no school today!!! 🥳 All thanks to Storm goretti

@ibnKhalid_ Cant live with Lahore, cant live without it ❤️

I love Lahore but I'm sure for every week you're here, your life expectancy reduces because of the air pollution

@_7obaid_ @mal_shaik Love this break down. Obaid really knows his stuff

Codex is slower but more intelligent so use for technical planning, architecture (claude not as good), debugging complex bugs claude can't solve, code review (spots bugs and edge cases claude doesn't) Claude for the actual implementation of the plan and everything else (Requirements gathering, PRD, documentation, UX decisions, etc.) Writing an article on this soon. Sneak peak:

i know claude and codex are good for different things they have strengths and weaknesses i want to hear from the builders and gather some data when do you prefer claude? and when do you prefer codex?

one of the best things you can do is, pray on time.

i’m loving ascii art, never fascinated me much but recently want to convert everything into ascii

@businessbarista Claude

I want to start a community dedicated to Claude Code. It’s become the gateway drug to coding and experiencing the power of AI for tons of people. This will be a space for people to share killer use cases, agentic workflows, proven prompts, and connect with other CC obsessives. Comment “Claude” if you want to join.

figured out the exact steps i need to take when building an iOS app with opus-4.5 and xcode so the builds dnt fail. saved it on my pc, will share them tomorrow. have no previous background in mobile dev and was still able to build something i’ve kept pushing to ‘some day when i have enough skills’ amazing time to be alive

@_7obaid_ Scattered screenshots :)

@RajeaBilal interesting! whats the problem?

new beginnings. building an iOS app for a problem I face every day. found a sweet dev flow with claude opus 4.5 + Xcode.

if you’re going into college: don’t get an “AI degree” it’ll be outdated before you graduate study fundamentals instead > computer science > math/stats/physics > electrical engineering then keep up with AI through: > code > blogs > papers

@SidHaldar_ @FarzaTV Looking forward to it!

@RajeaBilal @FarzaTV Soon!

247 ppl showed up to watch me make my first thing with ai Live on stage, with Farza’s help. I made my first personal website, web app, game, and iOS app in 2 hours on stage The coolest part was having kids to teachers to parents being super inspired to make their first thing too We need more of this in the world Huge thank you to @Replit and @rork for sponsoring free credits :)