MD Waliullah

This is my portfolio hero section. Please check and rating: codisim.com

@dev_Doniix codisim.com

we're hiring a full-stack dev 👇 — 100% remote — $40-55/hour, paid in USD — stack: next.js 14, tailwind, node, postgres — bonus points for pixel-perfect eye and taste in typography what I'm looking for: — 2-3 projects you actually shipped — someone who handles frontend AND backend confidently — code with soul, not just code that works if your portfolio makes me stop scrolling for 10 seconds, we're talking this week. drop your portfolio in the comments 👇

@ziusko Congrats

🚀 1M weekly downloads for react-native-keyboard-controller Still feels unreal 🤯 Appreciate everyone who’s using it, reporting issues, and contributing ❤️

@MDALISHANALI2 Cool bro

🔥 Day 4 Evening: I Quit My Job at $324 MRR — Building AutoAIShorts to $10K LIVE x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@Gifftybabe best of luck

Day 9 of learning backend 🚀 Today I focused on STRUCTURE. Not writing features yet… but setting up a scalable frontend architecture using React + TypeScript. Clean structure = faster development later. We build smart, not messy 🔥 #BuildInPublic #100DaysOfCode

@Christianisrac which problem you solve through this app ?

Making 6 figures at 20 off a mobile app for athletes life is crazy

@Dev_JesseMaduka Your progress is interesting. Best of luck

Day 102 of #365DaysOfCode 🚀 Built the Admin Dashboard for GrocyGo 🛒 Now admins can: • View total orders & revenue 💰 • Track deliveries 🚚 • Manage products (add/edit/delete) Clean UI. Fully responsive. Steady progress 💪 #BuildInPublic

We have handover 10 LMS website. So if you need Learning Management System feel free to contact with us

@abolorreeeee Great I was build a project with Go + postgresql but not UI

I just finished building Prose, a Reddit-inspired blog platform in Go and React. My first build using go as backend open for corrections... GitHub → github.com/AboloreDev/pro… project link -> prose-blog-app-eight.vercel.app Here's what's under the hood: 𝗕𝗮𝗰𝗸𝗲𝗻𝗱 (Go + PostgreSQL) → Repository pattern with interfaces across 7 repositories → JWT auth with SHA256 hashed refresh tokens + rotation → Token bucket rate limiting per IP → Scheduled post publishing using time.NewTimer + cancel channels Server restart? Timers restored automatically on boot → Non-blocking notification worker — buffered channel + goroutine Vote succeeds instantly. Notification saves in background. → Karma batching worker — collects vote events for 30 seconds then flushes with one DB write instead of one per vote → Graceful shutdown — signal.Notify + context.WithTimeout(30s). Background goroutines drain cleanly before exit → Nested comments via self JOIN → Vote toggle — up, down, switch, remove in one function → Dynamic SQL with argPos counter for PostgreSQL placeholders → Custom migration system no ORM, no framework 𝗙𝗿𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗻𝗱 (React + Vite + Redux Toolkit) → RTK Query with silent token refresh → Optimistic vote updates → Preset avatar selection → Notification sheet with mark as read No framework. No ORM. Just Go's standard library.

@nino_techh try to building product

Decided not to touch grass today. Building a new portfolio. I can’t wait to share the end result. 😌 How’s your weekend going?

@sandorbogyo Great man

10,000 App Store ratings on Wordy😇 (+5000 on Google Play) Built this solo from my Budapest apartment. Wild.

@vikrambuilds codisim.com

Comment your website I'll rate it out of /10

@AmdadulShabbir by default nextJS but I thing that visitors from linkedin

@engwaliullah This is a good number tho. How did you get them? SEO?

Last 90 days analytics of my own portfolio. You can also check this: codisim.com

@HussainIbarra this pattern in main things

To get paid, solve a problem. To solve a problem, learn a skill. To learn a skill, start a project.

@Franc0Fernand0 yeah, thank you

Software engineers don't get paid to write code; they get paid to solve problems. The faster you realize this, the sooner you'll stop being afraid that AI will replace you and the better your career will be.

@Layton_Gott yeah

NO users care about your tech stack... They care if your product solves their problem well. Build for the user. Not for senior devs.