Michael

🚀I’m a Full-Stack & Mobile App Developer with 8 yrs of experience. • React, Next.js, Angular, Svelte, shadcn • React Native, Flutter, Kotlin, Swift • Node.js, NestJS, .NET Currently open to new opportunities. DMs are open. #ForHire #developer #Web #Mobile #App #backend

🚀 Rebuilt a checkout flow in Kotlin using Jetpack Compose. Old XML views had state sync bugs. UI and data kept drifting out of sync. Compose fixed it — state drives UI, always. UI bugs dropped 70%. No more findViewById. #kotlin #android #mobiledev

🚀 Shipped multi-tenant routing in Next.js. 100+ clients, one codebase. Middleware detects subdomain, rewrites to /tenants/[slug]. No redirect, no extra infra. acme.app.com routes silently. Client never sees the path. Middleware is underrated. #nextjs #webdev #saas

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@DolfySocial The enum never exposes a raw Color — it returns a semantic value like .surface or .labelPrimary, and UIKit/SwiftUI resolves the variant at render time. So the package stays environment-agnostic. No if colorScheme == .dark anywhere in view code. The contract holds in both modes.

@WinkOmar Compile-safe tokens — that's the real system. 'If it doesn't compile, it's not consistent' should be a rule, not just good advice. Most teams treat tokens as conventions; you're treating them as contracts. How are you handling dark mode variants in the same Swift package?

🚀 Shipped a live delivery tracker widget for iOS using Swift WidgetKit. Users kept opening the app just to check order status. Needed a better way. Built a home screen widget. Day-7 retention jumped 22% after launch. Less taps = happier users. #swift #ios #mobiledev

@DolfySocial Exactly the right question — dark mode is where the "tokens as contracts" idea gets really tested. We use Color assets in the xcassets catalog (Any/Dark slots) and reference them via typed wrappers in the package.

🚀 Shipped real-time driver tracking in a Kotlin Android app. Needed location updates every 30s without draining battery. Background services kept getting killed. Used WorkManager with chained jobs. Battery impact under 3%. Zero missed updates in prod. #kotlin #android #mobiledev

@DolfySocial Great question — the widget exposed every "I'll fix it later" design decision immediately 😅 We lean on a shared Swift package with typed tokens (colors, spacing, radii) imported by both targets. No raw values, no drift. If it doesn't compile, it's not consistent. #mobiledev

@WinkOmar Moving from app to widget is the ultimate design consistency test — every token you didn't define becomes a visual mismatch on the home screen. What's your color/spacing source of truth for the widget layer? #mobiledev

🐛 .NET API slowing to 1,200ms on order list. DB was getting hammered. N+1 query — fetching order items in a loop. One query per order. Added .Include() for eager loading. Response dropped to 87ms. Always check your queries. #dotnet #csharp #backend

⚙️ Picked Pages Router over App Router for a client project last year. App Router looked great on paper. But 3rd party libs weren't ready and debugging hurt. Pages Router shipped on deadline. Zero surprises. Stable beats modern in client work. #nextjs #webdev #react

🚀 Shipped biometric login in a Flutter fintech app. Users hated typing PINs on every open. Login took 4s on average. Added Face/Touch ID via local_auth + secure token storage. Login now 0.8s. Less friction = more retention. #flutter #mobiledev #dart

⚙️ Chose .NET Minimal API over MVC for an internal dashboard API. MVC felt like too much structure for 6 endpoints. Minimal API was half the code. Shipped in 2 days. Clean, fast, zero ceremony. Right tool. Right scope. #dotnet #backend #csharp

⚙️ Picked React Navigation over Expo Router for a client app. Expo Router was fast to set up. But we needed custom auth flows + deep links. React Navigation gave us full control. Shipped without hacks. Fast setup ≠ right fit. #reactnative #mobiledev #javascript

@marleen_swift Thanks, I am looking for any kinda projects in Web and Mobile app development fileds.

@WinkOmar Solid stack. At that level, the difference usually comes from how you approach problems, not just tools. What kind of projects are you looking to get into next?

🚀I’m a Full-Stack & Mobile App Developer with 8 yrs of experience. • React, Next.js, Angular, Svelte, shadcn • React Native, Flutter, Kotlin, Swift • Node.js, NestJS, .NET Currently open to new opportunities. DMs are open. #ForHire #developer #Web #Mobile #App #backend

Goodbye Claude Code subscription fees. Someone just built a proxy that runs Claude Code completely free... and it's wild. You literally plug in a free NVIDIA API key and point Claude Code at localhost. That's it. It handles everything: - Converts Anthropic API calls to NVIDIA NIM format - Unlocks 40 requests/min for free - Supports Kimi K2, GLM 4.7, MiniMax M2, Devstral and more - Streams thinking tokens and tool calls live - Even includes a Telegram bot so you can run Claude Code from your phone No API bill. No rate limit panic. No vendor lock-in. Honestly, this goes beyond router tools like OpenRouter. It doesn't just swap the model... it turns Claude Code into a free agent you can control remotely. The project is open-source on GitHub. It's called free-claude-code.

3 guys. Same apartment. $1.5 billion paid out by Roblox in 2025. They figured out the code doesn’t matter anymore. Roblox has 380 million monthly users. $1.5B paid to creators last year. Up 31% from the year before. The top 1,000 creators averaged $1.3 million each. The wall that kept everyone out was always Luau - Roblox’s custom programming language. You needed to learn it. Most people never did. Claude writes Luau. And it connects directly to Roblox Studio via MCP. One developer built a full mining tycoon - currency system, shop, rebirth mechanics, persistent data - in 2 hours. Zero scripting experience. Every line of code generated by AI. These guys live together. They share a kitchen and a game engine. And they claim to make millions doing exactly this. The barrier is gone. The window is open. Most people still haven’t noticed.

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🐛 React Native FlatList was freezing on scroll after ~200 items. Missing keyExtractor forced full re-renders on every scroll event. One prop fix. Scroll butter-smooth ever since. Small things kill UX. #reactnative #mobiledev #performance