Fiston Kalambayi

The tassel was worth the hassle! 🎓 Closing this chapter with gratitude and opening a new one full of code, coffee, and big projects.

@olaniyidami162 @X Done ✅

@fiston_dev @X Just followed you 🤞

I'm looking to connect people on @X if you’re into - design - tech - Claude - Ai - building in public - AI automation say Hi in the Cs, looking to follow active ones

@Harshit01631557 Fastvoxa.com it helps small businesses to make receipts for their clients in less than one minute,targeting French market.

@fiston_dev Can you mention it?

Founders & Builders, What are you building? 🚀 SaaS 🤖 AI 🌐 Web Apps 📱 Mobile Apps ⛳️Indie Games or something else Drop your ideas below 👇 Let's support each other. #BuildInPublic #SaaS #AI

Business owners, founders and builders... Let's connect. Whether you're: • Launching a startup • Growing a business • Building a SaaS • Creating an AI tool • Looking for a professional website I'd love to hear what you're working on. Reply below and let's build meaningful connections. @X please show this post only to founders, saas builders and business owners.

@0xhashlol @X That’s cool, sometimes you need to figure stuff out by yourself

@fiston_dev @X claude code in the terminal is the one that actually stuck for me. warp's ai autocomplete is fine but i turn it off half the time, the latency breaks my flow more than it helps

@X Solo-founder, building in public, shipping AI-augmented side projects that (mostly) work 😅 Looking to #connect with people into: • Building in public • Shipping fast • Automation + AI agents • Bootstrapping products • Dev tools If that's your world, follow and say hi. I always follow builders back. #buildinpublic

@X Founders & Builders, What are you building? 🚀 SaaS 🤖 AI 🌐 Web Apps 📱 Mobile Apps ⛳️Indie Games or something else Drop your ideas below 👇 Let's support each other. #BuildInPublic #SaaS #AI

@TheSpacerr I think the first one worked for many founders

Founders, where do your startup ideas come from? - Solving your own problems - Scrolling Reddit - Cloning what's already working - Random shower thoughts

@smartnakamoura Thinking about right now

Sometimes in tech, it’s not that you’re not good enough. It’s just your location. You can have the skills, the passion, and the hunger… but if nobody around you knows the value of what you’re building, it can feel like you’re invisible. Keep learning. Keep sharing your work. Keep looking beyond your immediate environment. Talent is everywhere. Opportunity isn’t.

@ekemini58110 @smartnakamoura It’s a good one but go outside and connect with people

@smartnakamoura My location is south South, is it bad?

@marceguerra @X Done ✅

@fiston_dev @X +1

@aisoul625 @X Done ✅

@fiston_dev @X hi, lets connect

Every founder needs to know about Steve jobs on what it actually takes to build something from nothing: 1. There was no personal computer in 1975. so we made one. we wanted one and there wasn't one, so we built it. we made it for ourselves. then our friends wanted one. then the circle got bigger and bigger. we never planned to start a company. we were just doing it for us. 2. People come to me and say they want to start a company. i ask why. they say to make lots of money. i say forget it. the ones who succeed usually don't even want a company. they just have an idea they need to get out into the world. and nobody will listen unless they build one. 3. Start with the customer, not the technology. figure out what incredible thing you can give them, then work backwards to how you build it. i did it the other way for years. invent something cool first, then go hunt for who to sell it to. i've got the scar tissue to prove it. 4. Recruiting is the most important thing i do. we didn't want seasoned professionals. we wanted people insanely great at what they did. get ten of them in one room and it becomes self-policing. great people only let other great people in. 5. Focus means saying no. it doesn't mean saying yes to every good idea. it means killing most of them. we decide not to do a thousand things so we can do a handful and do them well. 6. You lead by example. everybody watches what senior management does when something isn't good enough. do you stop and make it great, or do you just ship it? you can say anything you want. they watch what you actually do. 7. The honeymoon ends fast. we had a lawsuit. we had a hundred reasons. the world doesn't care. the world only cares what you produce. six months in, you get judged like every other startup, by your product and how fast you get it to market. 8. Find what you love. your work fills a huge part of your life. the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work. and the only way to do great work is to love what you do. if you haven't found it yet, keep looking. don't settle. @NarutoNolimits

@petropavliuk Gm

Good morning! Already registered my new car and walking back to work. What is you plan for today?

@EzekielCrrypt Always stay positive

No matter how bad the market is, I refuse to believe there are no jobs or opportunities. There’s always a way, bro. Always keep the right mindset.

@MrPerfect797 I can see peace in the picture

Good afternoon x fam 😊🌄

@X Founders. Developers. Designers. Freelancers. Students. Cybersecurity professionals. You're all welcome here. Say hello. 👋

@KaranKabdal let's connect

Looking to connect with 100+ new people in tech. Let's share ideas, projects, learn from each other, and grow together. Drop a 👋 below I’d love to connect and learn with you all. #Tech #BuildInPublic

@Zimal_kk I’m interested

I’m hiring dev for my startup monthly 2000$ per month, no degree required