Rachael Favour Adebanwo

And finally... Day 100 of #100DaysOfCode in JavaScript done! 🥳🥳🎉 A remarkable milestone! Countless lines of code, countless breakthroughs. Grateful for the amazing support from the coding community. Check out my first blog about this challenge here!✨ rachaelcodesss.hashnode.dev/100daysofcode-…

March was a good reminder of why I do this. One of my biggest highlights was leading our IWD school outreach with @SheCodeAfrica SCA ESTAM. Sometimes, all people need is guidance and someone who believes in them. Ending the month grateful 💜

One of the most impactful parts from our IWD school outreach 💜 During the App Design Challenge, the girls went from unsure… to confidently presenting real app ideas in such a short time. Here’s a short video of how it went! @SheCodeAfrica #womenintech

We just wrapped up our IWD school outreach with SCA ESTAM 💜 Introduced girls to tech, explored career paths, and had them design their own app ideas. The energy in the room was everything. Here’s a quick recap 🎥 @SheCodeAfrica #shecodeafrica @Kolokodess #womenintech

Happy International Women's Day 2026! 💜 #IWD2026 #womenintech

Excited to be back as a Frontend Mentor for @SheCodeAfrica Mentorship Program – Cycle 3 💜 I mentored in the last cycle, and today we had our first session with the new ladies. So much energy, curiosity, and willingness to grow. #womenintech @Kolokodess

Quiet doesn’t always mean stuck. January was full of work behind the scenes. February, I’m sharing again. Let’s go ✨

I’ve watched so many talented people doubt themselves simply because their journey looks “slow.” Slow doesn’t mean stuck. It often means you’re learning deeply. Don’t rush your becoming :)

@nestymee AI writes code and humans solve problems.

AI can write code but can't attend the 6th meeting this week to understand why the client actually wants the opposite of what they said lol

@yehhmisi Knowledge is the best inheritance.

At 16, my brother handed me a laptop and said, “Go and learn coding. Frontend engineering.” I had just entered university, one of the most crucial periods of my life. I don’t know where I’d be today if I ignored that advice. I took it because I trusted his judgment. I knew he wouldn’t intentionally lead me astray. This is why elder siblings need to understand their responsibility. Your younger ones are watching you. You don’t just give advice, you shape trajectories. You don’t need to be perfect, but you should know which skills can realistically change a young person’s life compared to their average age mates. Yes, the younger one may choose not to listen. But it’s still your job to point them in the right direction. If you’re older and clueless about opportunity, skills, or leverage your younger ones are allowed to hold you responsible.

@awapreciousSMM Exactly. Motivation is a feeling, but showing up is a decision. Let’s get it this week!

@withhelvio Hii

X is a great app. But it’s 200x better when you connect with people who code. If you’re into programming, AI, or tech say hi! Follow = follow back

@0xgordian Hi!!

twitter is cool. but it’s 100x better when your timeline is full with people who code and build things. if you’re into tech, AI, startups, product, design, web dev, web3, or programming, say hi 👋

@ShawnBasquiat It’s a tough balance between pushing through and knowing when to pivot, but the spirit of this is spot on.

Pain is temporary. Quitting lasts forever.

Most people quit right before things start to make sense. Stay.

@kritikakodes All of the above!

Can you tell me who you are: 1) Developer 2) Vibe-Coder 3) Prompt Engineer 4) Software Engineer

There’s a stage where you know enough to see problems, but not enough to solve them fast. It feels like regression. It’s actually depth. If learning feels harder lately, that’s not failure. That’s growth changing shape.

If your first version doesn’t make you cringe a little… you probably waited too long. Early versions are not meant to impress. They’re meant to teach. Iteration beats imagination.

"an app with 0 haters" i'll go first

@EmmanuelBuilds 100% Agree. Anyone can prompt a UI, but very few can build a high-performance, accessible, and maintainable frontend that actually converts users.

Frontend isn’t saturated — bad frontend is. Agree or disagree?

@AntonioEscudero Love seeing this! Now that you’ve surpassed the $1k mark, what’s the next big goal for the SaaS?

My little SaaS just reached $1151! After 5 months working on it, it has surpassed $1k!! I couldn't be happier :) Thank you so much guys!!!