Jongbo

I created my portfolio sometimes ago and I feel like sharing it here. tech: nextjs, styled-components, typescript live: olaleye.vercel.app

See you on Wednesday (19UTC) at our monthly chill and unstructured space (tavern) for those of us building economic democracy, mutual aid, transparent governance and dual power ✊ Let´s co-create an open playground: willruddick.substack.com/p/the-playgrou… 🧸 🪆 🚩 meet.jeffemmett.com/inthetavern

We built Etherform, a set of open-source GitHub Actions workflows for Foundry CI/CD. This saves you the hassle of rebuilding every security setup from scratch. Live QF round on Giveth till May 12, link in bio.

Stoked to see our work on the Kohaku wallet being shown on the big stage at EthCC! It was a pleasure to work with the @ethereumfndn If you're interested in working with us (@breadcoop), please reach out to contact@bread.coop youtube.com/watch?v=yp2oW6…

Etherform is our open-source DevSecOps toolkit for Foundry smart contract CI/CD: reusable GitHub Actions workflows for testing, coverage, upgrade safety validation, deployment, and verification. We’re part of the Security round on @Giveth Support: giveth.io/project/etherf…

Bread Cooperative is contributing to the next step of Ethereum privacy. Kohaku is the @ethereumfndn 's initiative to make private transactions accessible to everyone on the network. We've been embedded with the team building it. 🧵

to do cool stuff, you need to see what other cool stuff people are doing. exposure is so important

Find us at the neo-cypherpunk summit in Berlin during blockchain week in June!

I want to connect with tech folks that aren’t alt r*ght and f*scists

Anyone else notice the new "Buy" tab in the Solidarity Fund app 👀

Is disagreement key for cooperative decision-making? 🤔 We are playing @NegationGame , a discussion tool that rewards evidence-based reasoning and intellectual honesty over being right. With @alexsotodigital 🗓️ Wednesday, 21st January, 20:00 UTC 📍 cryptoleftists.xyz

2025 was a rough year for crypto speculation. But it was an incredible year for crypto-led solidarity. 30,895 $BREAD to member organizations. All thanks to the yield generated by BREAD holders all over the world.

We're building for technological sovereignty for working people🦾 Bake BREAD today and start your journey!

🫂 How is 🇰🇪 building socially-owned supply chains starting from within a capitalist system? ⛓️ How might #crypto enable this? Join us to learn and explore this questions with @WesleyWagumba_ from @CommunistsKe 🗓️ Wednesday, 7th January 20:00 UTC 📍 cryptoleftists.xyz

I started learning Rust last month and I have just completed my second project, FinTrack - another CLI tool. FinTrack is a local-based CLI financial tracker that helps you track your income and expenses right within your system, without needing to store your data in any cloud. Your data stays on your machine. I went the extra-mile on this one, in that in addition to making it a crate installable with Cargo (for Rust users), I built distributed binaries for Mac, Windows and Linux users, so you can use it without needing to install Rust or any external packages. I also made it an npm package that you can install with your favorite node package manager. The tool comes with powerful features including filtering transactions by date, category, and subcategory, detailed financial summaries with spending analysis, and the ability to export your data to CSV for use in other tools. I learned an incredible amount over the past two weeks, from designing relational data structures in Rust to automating native binary releases for different OS's, and building modular CLI architecture. I've attached screenshots to show a few features. Check out the code and installation guide here: github.com/steph-crown/fi…. Would love feedback and feature suggestions.

@ebukagaus Chief, genuine question: why didn't you want to move to SF? Would you move if you get the same offer now?(I'm assuming you're still in Nigeria)

I was given an offer at a SF startup.... didn't accept it because it wasn't 100% remote and I wasn't prepared to move to SF... I have friends and colleagues in Big Tech If I need a recommendation letter now...it wouldn't be hard to get I'm not like you that makes noise

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When you're coding in React, it's easy to overuse useState - and this can make things overly complex. So in this tutorial, @_jongbo teaches you how and when to use derived state to simplify your components. You'll learn how to derive state from existing data, how to prevent recalculations, and more. freecodecamp.org/news/simplify-…

@developerBolu Real. No be everytime you go dey write Array.isArray

I highly recommend a girlfriend mhen.

Memory leaks are a common issue in React. They happen when components leave event listeners & timers behind as they unmount. Here, @_jongbo teaches you what causes leaks and how to fix them by clearing timers & more. freecodecamp.org/news/fix-memor…

@LilAdonise I agree with you 100%. There's no reason to keep repeating myself every day. I can always inform everyone through our communication channel (Slack, Teams, whichever ) if I’m available for new tasks.

"Daily standup" is Not necessary. I've seen teams waste precious time having daily standups but still end up miscommunicating, mis understanding and shifting feature launch date 😂.