Wasinjesu Osoko

@nalinrajput23 Antigravity

As a developer , which is your default code editor ?

@xoaanya Both

where should one be marketing as a founder?

@AKirtesh Yesterday, when I was teaching my students Emerging Trends

When was the last time u called it "Twitter"

@nat_olaleye Omoh, I will start with "prompting" first oooo before I remember GET POST DELETE PUT and all that yadayada

Hmm, but this depends. I think the interviewer has to specify, I think there are different types of verbs, not just HTTP methods.

Omoh, I will start with "prompting" first oooo before I remember GET POST DELETE PUT and all that yadayada

@Akintola_steve Omoh, I will start with prompting first oooo before I remember GET POST DELETE PUT and all that yadayada

Imagine asking a software engineer in an interview to list verbs he knows… and he goes: Dancing Singing Running Even though I’m still very sure most people reading this are a bit lost 😂

Have a girlfriend 😜 OR Think without being prompted 😌😌

@sflorimm Have a girlfriend 😜

Tell me one thing you can do that CLAUDE cannot do yet

@comfort_prima Crazy init ... A very crazy beginner's mistake, thanks to my CTO; that would have cost the company 😂😭

@uniquedevelopR 😭

Tell me you’re a developer without saying you’re a developer 👇 Mine: I’ve restarted my laptop hoping the bug disappears 😂

@DaruTrading Sure, failure is definitely acceptable.... I will just learn from my failure and build a better product

@uniquedevelopR Right, if it ends up as an actual product, I'd love to test it. But i'd be honest as to whether its good or bad

I just need to connect Traders to the right set of insiders right ??? And with a little help of AI analysis, it should be doable and that's what I'm building

@CodeEdison C# asp.net

As a dev, what do you prefer for backend?

How many people are ready to hop on this ??

@CodeEdison Continue by hand or change email 😌😌

devs, what do you do when Claude hits the limit?

@AKirtesh Even now, I only have Spotify premium 😭

If you could keep only 1, which one survives? 😭

@itzSaasified Haven't shipped my personal project yet... But I am currently working for a real estate company and their project is currently live 😌

What have you guys shipped so far? Drop below

Are you working or sleeping 😌 ??

Some people have told me that after growing my edtech startup to over 3,000 users in less than a year, I shouldn't need investors anymore. To be honest, I used to think the same way. Today, with zero external funding, we've built a platform that serves over 3,000 monthly active users and generates consistent monthly revenue. That's something I'm genuinely proud of. However, revenue alone doesn't tell the full story. EdTech is a capital-intensive business. The cost of running a learning platform goes far beyond what a typical website requires. We spend heavily on streaming infrastructure, servers, and technical systems needed to deliver a reliable learning experience at scale. On top of that, we've invested significantly in marketing to acquire users, and we continue to do so because growth doesn't happen by itself. We're also working to establish partnerships with several international organizations, many of which require certifications, licenses, and compliance standards that come with substantial costs. The reality is that while we've proven demand, built a growing user base, and generated revenue without funding, scaling to the level we envision requires more resources than we can sustainably provide on our own. And when I talk about scaling, I'm not referring to 20,000 or even 50,000 users. I'm talking about building a platform capable of serving hundreds of thousands, potentially millions, of learners across different markets while maintaining quality, reliability, and accessibility. At that level, technical infrastructure, market expansion, strategic partnerships, product development, and customer acquisition require significant investment. Investors aren't just valuable because they provide capital. The right investors bring networks, expertise, strategic guidance, and opportunities that can accelerate growth far beyond what bootstrapping alone can achieve. We've demonstrated that we can build, grow, and generate revenue with limited resources. Now the goal isn't simply to survive, it's to scale our impact, and that's where external funding becomes a strategic advantage rather than a necessity born from weakness.

@MellyWeb3_ Python and Dart ... But I might still go back to Flutter-Dart in the nearest future

What’s a programming language you learned but never use?

I know my timeline mostly sees the fooling side of me 😅 But this was part of my day today: A Next.js app I manage was building into hundreds of MB. Dug through the project, identified a bunch of unused assets sitting in the public folder, SSH’d into the server, cleaned them up, rebuilt the app and got the deployment size down to ~38MB. A reminder that software engineering is often less about writing code and more about solving weird problems. Just another day in IT at my company.

I will pass 😄😄😄 How about I do 5million naira worth of website for 20 businesses in 2 years ?? That's more doable right ? 😂😭