Kiprono K Felix

@tatty_emperor And I won't be surprised if they ask for more custom changes within that price

Someone want to pay 60k for a whole management system, with also mobile app plus support and maintenance, wueh enyewe Kenya kuna wakandamizaji buana.🥲

@kritikakodes DevOps

I am a Vibe coder, scare me with one word.🤔

@Web3flux Got is the new browser history

Saa hii mtu akiguza Chatgpt ya Mkenya anaeza jua everything going on in their life. Chatgpt saa hii , ni private kushinda Private parts.

@MuturiEric_W And trying to prove how your system is inferior while positioning themselves as experienced know it all. We have a long way to go

Building in public as a Kenyan techy is turning into a sport. Hating on everything as soon as it is posted on the tl. Again it is funny that those hating haven't shipped a thing and are just yappers.

@EricLatiff It's a normalised behaviour in the society over time , the fix needs to start us

Are Kenyans fundamentally flawed or are we intrinsically good but corrupted by “systems, leadership and poverty”?

@aomenya We have a long way to go

These are the voters who will elect for Kenya ethical, accountable, just, empathetic and visionary leadership that will elevate our country to excellence.

@Entr_dawood Greed

Tuktuk za Mombasa carry only 3 people apo nyuma but Za Nai,Thika ata watu saba kama probox buana. It's either Mombasa are lazy or Nairobi are greedy.

@StanleyMasinde_ It depends on the niche and context but yeah Vibe coding has really eaten into Microsaas Niche but there is still market

SaaS is dead!

@axmedalxender Pin point accuracy of Kenyan Developer

The average Kenyan Techie: >Drives a slightly used German car (usually a BMW, Audi, or Mercedes) >Still flexes about being a strong Java developer >Hates on the greenhouse that are actually doing good stuff >Opens every website and immediately clicks Inspect Element >Spends more time looking for bugs in other people’s work than building his own >Constantly criticizes other developers’ projects and startups > They will come under this post and tell me to shut up and show us what you did >Publicly hates AI and vibe coding >Secretly uses all AI tools late at night >Frequently spotted at Java House meetings >Weekend drives to Limuru while discussing “the tech ecosystem” >Writes long threads explaining why other people’s projects won’t scale >Says things like “this architecture is wrong” after looking at a website for 10 seconds >Has at least 3 unfinished side projects on GitHub

@Ecospecial23 👋

@AntonioEscudero Congratulations, you going places 👏

My little SaaS made $777 in 21 days 🥹

@kaaaash____ mostly use case

Why don’t people use C as much anymore? Is it outdated… or just replaced by higher-level languages?

@cometwtf lets begin..

Do you have less than 10k followers? Comment below and well follow you

@kabilanBuilds currently doing, nanodeploi.com , @nanodeploi

What you're building today? Share here will give you a genuine feedback!

@psomkar1 Yes, You’ve got to know exactly what you’re building when you vibe code — the details matter. Stack, DevOps, performance, optimization, and especially edge cases. That level of direction only comes from an experienced developer.

Unpopular opinion If you can't code, you can't vibecode.

@trikcode There is a whole suite of programming stack around Statistics and Data people

Today I learned that there's a programming language called "R". Who TF named this?? 😩

@r0ktech Html

you wrote your first hello world in what programming language?

@ChShersh lanes

You watch Netflix in your free time. I watch C++ lectures in my free time. We're not the same.

@nalinrajput23 Pascal & Python

programming language you learned once but never touched again ?

@jonathan_wilke 👋 working on nanodeploi.com to allow Deployment of apps in seconds ⚡️

Raise your hand if you're building on Sundays ✋ Drop your project link below - let's see what you're cooking.