Yusuf Ridwan .A. | Software Engineer

I build high performance services (web apps, mobile apps, backend systems) for startups that need to move fast and scale smart. If you’re serious about your product, let’s talk DM me.

@Akintola_steve Nice thread

Every time your bank transfer fails in Nigeria, there’s a high chance it has nothing to do with your bank. It failed because of one system. One piece of infrastructure that every bank, fintech, and POS terminal depends on at the same time. It’s called NIBSS. And most engineers building Nigerian fintech don’t fully understand what it actually does

@TosinOlugbenga God bless you💯

If what you are looking for is N50k websites, you will get it. For me, any web application that is dynamic doesn’t cost less than £1500 And it will be heavily done with AI Assisted programming. You can continue your N50k suffer head website design job upandan

At times what you need is the basic HTML,css, and JavaScript. Why?? Just why, for a simple NGO website you're spawning up Angular, hmmm.

Do your best and try again! Good morning world.

Let’s talk. info@horlatechs.com

If you’re thinking of building a product or improving an existing one, now is a good time to do it right.

If Apple still invests in marketing, who am I not to market myself? Hello world I’m Ridwan (Horlatechs) a software engineer focused on building systems that actually work for businesses.

If apple can invest in marketing who am I not to market myself. Hello world, I go by the name Ridwan aka horlatechs, I'm a software engineer, you need any software for your business our team is active to help you bring your ideas to live, web app, mobile, desktop.

A Nigerian software engineer and a German software engineer push the same code to production tonight. Same stack. Same PR review. Same 2am. One of them earns €7,000/month with free healthcare, job protection laws, and a pension that kicks in at 30. The other earns ₦600,000 and just spent ₦47,000 on generator fuel this month alone. We need to talk about this.

@_Annonnymouss_ 💯

Working with different codebases will teach you things no tutorial ever will. Here's what I've picked up and what it changed about how I write my own code 🧵

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@webdesignerng 💯

10 things to know before learning that tech skill 👩🏾‍💻✨ 1. Know why you are learning it: Not "because tech pays." Not "because everyone is coding." Know the exact reason: job, freelance, remote work, startup, etc. If your reason is weak, you will quit when it gets hard. 2. Pick ONE area and ignore the rest: Programming, UI/UX, Data, Cybersecurity, Cloud, DevOps... If you don't pick one, you'll keep jumping and never grow. 3. Reduce distractions: Tech requires long focus. If your phone is always in your hand, learning will be very slow. 4. Create a learning space: A small table, a quiet corner, a place where your brain knows: When I sit here, I am learning. 5. Tell people around you what you are learning: This helps with accountability. When people know you are learning something, you are more likely to stay consistent. 6. Start using Twitter, LinkedIn, GitHub early: Even if you don't know anything yet. Follow people in your field and observe what they are building and talking about. 7. Join a community: Friends learning the same thing, Discord, Twitter, WhatsApp groups. Learning alone is much harder. 8. Decide your learning schedule: "Whenever I'm free" is why many people never finish learning. 9. Stop comparing: Stop comparing your beginning to someone else’s 5-year journey This one discourages many people before they even start. 10. Check what the job actually involves: Many people start learning a tech skill and later realize the job is not what they imagined. Watch "day in the life" videos, read job descriptions, see what people actually do daily.

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You've got to put in work everyday to win.

What if Nigerian tech came together to build tiny tools that actually fix Nigerian problems? Not startups, not pitches, just working prototypes. eVoting, politician profile log, power outage maps, and any other tools suggested by the community. Small tools with real impact and open source. This will allow us know what is needed and how to solve our society problems with tech. Who's in? Drop a comment and let's form a team

Hola New month. New opportunities. We’re now open for April bookings Mobile apps, web platform, desktop solutions, or fully custom software. If you’re ready to build something that actually works and scale your business, let’s talk. Get your quote today: info@horlatechs.com