Dev

It feels overdue, but I guess this is a good time to introduce myself properly. I’m Dev Arogundade, You see, I never really planned to be a founder. I’ve always had ideas, built a lot of them, even won hackathons with some… then moved on because founder life honestly felt like a lot of responsibility. But some ideas don’t let you move on. You keep thinking about them, tweaking them in your head, imagining what they could be. That’s how Cleanmate came to life. We built it as a global platform that turns real, verifiable environmental actions into real rewards. No vague impact, no empty claims. I’m usually quiet, but I’m putting myself out here more and sharing what my team and I have built. So watch the space, stick around and please follow and use @cleanmatedao 🚀

The internet rewards people who show up consistently. Talent helps. Consistency wins. GM, you should say it back!

Building something is easy compared to getting people to actually care about it

Most people don’t quit because they’re lazy they quit because progress feels invisible for too long I get it though

Weekend check-in for devs: are you A. actually building B. fixing a bug from friday C. pretending the bug will fix itself by monday

Quiet work beats loud intentions. Ship something today, even if it’s small. GM, you should say it back!

Things will always get better!

What’s one tool you discovered recently that actually made your life easier as a dev?

Public holidays for most people = rest Public holidays for devs = “let me just try one small fix…”

There’s always that one bug that humbles you no matter how confident you felt five minutes ago

You don’t need a perfect plan. You need momentum. You can start messy then refine later. GM, you should say it back!

Dev life is funny... one small fix and you feel like a genius one small bug and suddenly you question your entire career

Sometimes the biggest productivity hack is closing twitter and actually building (ironic tweet, I know)

Serious question How many of you learned more from breaking things than from tutorials?

@Zinny_Edmund Bit by bit Definitely need some improvement

AI-assisted coding is more tiring than manual coding.

@dev_maims Exactly So just use AI

Ignoring AI is like refusing a calculator because you’re “good at math.”

@ennycodes Makes so much sense!

Someone built a working VR/AR system so you never miss a spot when vacuuming.

@fidexcode Has it? It has 😂

Frontend ❌️ Backend ❌️ Fullstack ✅️ Ai has bridged the gap 🤝

Just randomly thought of this but... starting something is exciting staying consistent when it’s quiet that’s the real test

Small progress still compounds. One commit, one idea, one conversation at a time. That’s how things get built. GM, you should say it back!

The internet makes it look like everyone is winning meanwhile most people are just trying to make one thing work