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OHIDA
@prime_ohida
becoming a better developer | Building @quichshop
Katılım Ekim 2022
200 Takip Edilen44 Takipçiler
@Updateboyx Omo me seff dey see am.. and it really shitty when my main purpose of not saving the contact was to avoid seeing their status and vice versa
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Wtf is wrong with WhatsApp ? No way I'm seeing a status of someone I didn't save their number 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
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In the next few days, I'm gonna talk about my project @Quichshop. Why? Cos I want you to know about it.
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@Bluebirdeyessss I was called by surname throughout my life from primary to secondary at first I hated cos u know it my surname.. when I got to secondary, I just lived by it. funny enough I'm the only student with my surname
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My week in 4 pictures 😌
Technical Ben@TechnicalBben
My week in 4 pictures. you?
Oyero, Nigeria 🇳🇬 English
@0xlelouch_ It shouldn't take that long to be cracked unless you don't like dealing with bugs or just hate coding it itself.
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The best software engineers I know all have this in common:
• Start coding with big dreams at 21.
• Get rejected by companies at 22.
• Take the job they could get at 23.
• Spend 2 years fixing bugs and writing CRUD APIs.
• Feel behind when others post big salaries online.
• Try to switch at 26.
• Fail interviews at 27.
• Realize tutorials were not enough.
• Finally learn CS fundamentals, system design, databases, networking, and how real systems break.
• Start building better at 29.
• Become dangerous at 31.
And change their family’s future by 35.
With their sharpest years still ahead.
Software engineering is not a sprint.
It is a long game of skill, patience, and staying in the fight.
Keep going.
Unfiltered@quotesdaily100
The most successful people I know all have this in common: • Dream of a business at 21. • Launch and fail at 23. • Go back to a job at 24. • Try again at 26. • Fail again at 28. • Lose money and confidence. • Learn everything that failure taught you. • Build something real at 31. And change your family's future forever at 36. With your best years still ahead. Entrepreneurship is not a race. It is a test of patience. Keep going.
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@OloladeFat46081 You aren't ready 😂... rage bait then be dragged people love drama they will follow u
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At least change the name, bro. 💀
Context: envii.dev
ThomasTheGuy(blue thingy)@Thomas_TheGuy
Heyy guysss i shipped Envii last night, Envii is the github of envii's check it out!!!
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Hiiiiiii, I'm Blessing, although Akokites call me Tech Sis🙂↕️
I'm 17 y/o🥹
I'm a Backend Engineer and Embedded systems enthusiast.
Connect with me!😁
Tosin Olugbenga@TosinOlugbenga
If you are a teenager (below 20 in age and mind), and you are in tech..... Quote this post with an introduction of yourself... Hi, I'm [name] I'm a [age] y/o [what you do] and attach a good picture of yourself 😊
Lagos, Nigeria 🇳🇬 English
@georgemcintosh @stanlee0nX Funny how some guy approached me and said the same thing.
I just told him Im busy. Make I work for peanut😂
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@stanlee0nX Also non-coders: "I've had a great idea for an app. If you code it for me you can have a tiny amount of money. Here, sign this NDA, I don't want you stealing my idea for 'Google Calendar but different, somehow'"
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Non coders: if I had ur skills eh, I would build things that will sell for millions
Me that don’t have strength to explain:
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@prime_ohida Abeg oo, keep going.
Pleaseeeeee
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I know you’re tired of building in public.
~ You’ve shown up.
~ You’ve posted.
~ You’ve tried to be consistent.
Yet it still feels like nothing is changing.
You’re watching people you know you’re ahead of win louder, faster, and easier.
And now you’re confused, quietly frustrated.
Questioning yourself.
Let me tell you something gently but honestly as someone who had gone through this phase.
It’s not that building in public doesn’t work.
It’s that visibility without intention doesn’t convert.
Posting alone isn’t enough.
Here’s what actually moves the needle:
– Speak about ONE clear thing ( might be what you are passionate about, your talents, your skills etc)
– Let people know how you help
– Talk to humans, not the algorithm.
– Build real connections in DMs and offline
– Document your process, not just your results
– And yes… involve God. Always
Some people are winning because they’re loud.
Others are winning because they’re clear.
Others are also winning because they know people.
If you feel stuck, please don’t disappear.
Refine.
Your season isn’t over.
You’re closer than you think.
Keep going. 🤍
Omoya Renike|| Virtual Assistant@renny_theVA
People on X keep asking me how I bagged 2 jobs this past month. So let me just tell the story. My first job didn’t come from Linkedin or X. It came from WhatsApp. See, my WhatsApp is not for “good morning ma or new week , new blessing s” and family broadcasts only. I’ve been building a brand there for years. I sell fashion items, accessories, utensils, bedding, footwear and everything you need in Ekiti. I talk, rant, sell and document my processes. When I got my laptop, started my AICE ALX course, started learning virtual assistance, was confused and was excited. If you know me on WhatsApp, you know I talk a lot. But I was building in public without knowing it. I meet people in church, pitch my brand and this is how I have been able to build my brand too. One of those people had been watching me quietly, supporting me and believing in me. And one day, they referred me to someone who needed my skills. That referral became my first job. Now my second job? Honestly, I don’t even know how it happened. But I know this: I built on X. I showed up, shared my thoughts, talked about my journey. I didn’t pretend to have it all figured out. Somewhere along the line, my boss saw my profile. All I know is: Grace found me. He had actually sent me a DM since around January 10th. I didn’t even see it immediately. I saw it about a week later. And by God’s grace, that conversation turned into my second job. So if you’re looking for a “secret formula”, this is it: I built in public. Soo, • I don’t have a secret recipe. • I don’t have a special update. I just showed up where I was. And I’m doubling down on it. I want to see where God will take me while I keep building in public. Thank you to everyone watching. Thank you to everyone supporting. Thank you for following my journey.
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