Abdulkadir Ismail 🧑‍💻

@dreamerjavier Start by talking to people Reddit, indie hacker forums, X. Share your story, your problem, your solution. Build in public, offer value, and get feedback fast. Audience comes from conversation.

let’s say you just launched a SaaS with 0 audience and $0 for marketing. where do you even start?

@AyushKhatr21401 Been there! I’ve learned that mapping out the user journey before writing a single line of code saves a ton of confusion later. Start with the problem, define core features, then sketch out the flow.

Whenever I get a SaaS idea, I quickly start building it using AI. But midway, I get stuck, unsure about the workflow. How do you properly plan a SaaS before building?

chatgpt plus is free for college students in the US and canada through may!

Started building a food delivery website. Currently working on the dashboard before diving into the food ordering flow. Will post an update later today stay tuned

Remote job interviews are wild sometimes. What’s a question you weren’t expecting but loved being asked?

What's your most underrated JavaScript method?

Your MVP should do one thing insanely well. What’s a feature you see founders wasting too much time on in v1?

You get ONE feature to show off your frontend skills. What are you building? A smooth animation? A creative layout? Something wild with GSAP? Let’s hear it

What’s a programming concept you finally understood after struggling with it for months?

Started building a food delivery website. Currently working on the dashboard before diving into the food ordering flow. Will post an update later today stay tuned!

The fastest way to improve as a developer: 1. Build real projects 2. Read other people’s code 3. ???

You’re applying for a remote job. What’s the #1 green flag that tells you the company is actually remote-friendly

You’re applying for a remote job. What’s the #1 green flag that tells you the company is actually remote-friendly?

What’s a small JavaScript trick that makes your life easier but most devs don’t use?

You just got $100K to start a business, but you can’t build a SaaS or e-commerce store. What are you launching?

Software engineering is 10% writing code and 90% trying to figure out why it doesn’t work. What’s the weirdest bug you’ve ever encountered?

Frontend devs, let’s settle this: Are you team Tailwind CSS or team traditional CSS? And why?

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@that_tech_guru 💯

I build websites with hmtl and css Help a brother pls 🙏 U follow I follow back immediately

The best thing to wake up to.

@mmcgarvey03 100%! Pushing past that discomfort is where the real growth happens.

@that_tech_guru Exactly, always make sure to show up... it's hard to just try to put stuff out there even when its not "good" :)

The hardest part about building in public? Showing up even when things aren’t going well. But that’s where the real lessons are. Here’s what I’m struggling with today: Sharing unfinished work. It’s tough to put things out there before they’re perfect, but I know feedback is key.