Codejimmi

1/ Most businesses don’t need more employees. They need better systems. At CODEJIMMI, we build technology that helps businesses scale, automate operations, and unlock new revenue opportunities. Here’s what we’re building 👇

@SauravKhanalx Done

@Codejimmi sure

Now i realized that "i started coding to be elite coder not vibe coder"

@Anaya_sharma876 Nothing at all… just prefer Claude, I’ll come back here when I switch

what’s stopping you from switching to Codex?

Most people overestimate what they can build in a month. And underestimate what they can build in a year. What’s one project you’re committed to finishing this year? Drop here👇

You don’t need a co-founder to start. You need clarity. Most people spend months looking for partners when they haven’t even defined the problem they’re solving.

@rahamanbinujit Thanks for sharing.

@Codejimmi Three. First two were pivots away from what users said. Third was into exactly what they kept asking for. The direction of the pivot matters more than the count.

How many times did you pivot before finding something that worked?

Drop your project below. Let’s check it out.

What’s the most underrated skill for entrepreneurs?

Founders: what’s taking most of your time this week?

@louisze10 Exactly.

@Codejimmi Yeah, especially a technical moat creates an absolute advantage for your product quality.

Technical Moat vs Marketing What’s your choice?

@terencebuilds Sorry, you will definitely get it right.

@Codejimmi thinking I knew what users wanted without asking them. spent 3 months building features literally no one used. now I ship ugly MVPs first, ask questions after

What’s one lesson you learned the hard way as a builder?

@krunalbuilds @SahilExec Let’s connect… I fb

My answer: Probably not. The question is: SELECT COUNT(*) FROM orders; On a large table with millions of writes per day, this query can be costly because obtaining an exact row count may require scanning a significant portion of the table, increasing CPU and I/O usage. If executed frequently in production, it can become a bottleneck. Better options • Maintain a counter table
• Cache counts
• Use approximate counts
• Precompute metrics asynchronously

You see this in a code review. The table receives millions of writes per day. Would you approve it? SELECT COUNT(*) FROM orders;

What’s the biggest mistake that cost your startup time, money, or customers? Be brutally honest. 👇

Which hosting platform do you prefer the most? 👀 - Vercel - AWS - Cloudflare - Render

@Saas_addy Vercel all the way

@jig_corp That’s true.

@Codejimmi Talking to real users beats guessing what they actually want

Technical skills are valuable, but they’re not the only requirement for building a successful AI app. If you can identify problems, think in systems, anticipate future challenges, and design effective solutions, you’re already building the foundation. Code can be written. Vision and structured thinking are harder to teach.

Most of the projects being built with AI by people who have limited technical skills won’t stand the test of time. The issue isn’t AI. AI is just a tool. The real problem is the lack of technical experience behind these projects. TBH, without a solid understanding of how....⬇️