Emediong Matthew 🔸

Incase you're new here, I'm Emediong. A full stack web developer. I build websites and web apps! I also integrate APIs, work with databases, and obsess over accessibility. When I'm not coding, I'm gaming, exploring new tools , or contributing to open source. What do you do?

Me : I'll lockin and give my best to succeed Nepa :

@Echo1metax Thank God say we plenty 🙏🏽😁

I'm currently living one of the most boring lives any young person could live.

@tegaDdeveloper Yes now

Wait, do you guys pay to use cursor??

@lifeofpaks I swear I just need to putting in the work 😔

The life you so much desire is very possible

@lifeofpaks Your right 👍🏽

This is probably the brokest most Nigerians have ever been financially.

@lifeofpaks Real thing 😌

everything i do for money has nothing to do with passion, it’s fueled by pure hatred for poverty.

@lifeofpaks Boss pakksssss 😊 happy new year sir

This country is draining 🤦🏽‍♂️

I get the point you’re trying to make, and you’re not entirely wrong about the shift happening. Tools like AI editors, structured docs, and better workflows are lowering the barrier to building, and that’s a good thing. It means more people can turn ideas into real products without waiting on large teams. But saying developers can be made irrelevant is where the argument loses balance. There’s a difference between building something that works and building something that lasts. A lot of what makes software valuable isn’t just the UI or the first version it’s everything underneath: architecture, scalability, performance, security, and the ability to handle real-world complexity when things stop being ideal. AI can help write code, suggest patterns, and speed up development. But it still relies heavily on the person using it to make the right decisions. Without that depth, you end up with fragile systems that break under pressure. Also, there are many developers who already understand design and UI/UX deeply even if they don’t always label themselves as designers. They collaborate, adapt, and build with design in mind, without trying to make designers irrelevant. That same mutual respect should go both ways. What’s actually happening isn’t designers replacing developers it’s the rise of builders who can think across both design and engineering. The people who win will be the ones who understand product, user experience, and technical systems, not just one side of it. So yes, the gap is shrinking. But expertise isn’t disappearing it’s becoming more important, not less. Don't be dumb , be an example, think with perspective, and respectfully not everything has to be turned into a competition End.

My Go-To Inspiration Sources for Design Work👨🏿‍🍳

@Morh_gan12 GitHub pls

Quick Question: What’s one tool you think every developer should know?

@bamise114 Hmm 🤔

Pattern recognition + not giving a fuck is the highest form of intelligence

More reason why I like Linux this is one of the advantages I think u have gained since is started using it

Am I they only one that watch a video on git and GitHub once and I have been figuring out the rest my self 🤔

I watched the video and I don't mean to shade but it seems like you don't know what you are doing which is fine I would do the same thing if I opened figma

I have a crazy take If apple were the owner of Google stich I think 1% chance, 99% faith, 100% delusion. would have done a better job some how I might be wrong but I just feel Iike they are the god of UI and UX I might still be wrong Sha

@iamdanztee Hmm 🤔

Getting a job is harder than building a startup

@richsongocrazy Same goes to tribalism

When you keep religion one side and hold yourself accountable, you will begin to see life from a different perspective.