tega👻

@prime_sui 😂😂😂

Watin be this 😭😭

@stanlee0nX Who responded bro 😂😂😂

I built this btw and it’s helping people 🙂‍↔️

@alexabelonix Me to 🙂‍↔️

@tegaDdeveloper this is great. 🤝 happy to connect ;)

Nearly 50% done with my course. It's been fun. But damn, didn't know solidity had this many keywords

@Sabercodes123 Bro 😂💔

First payout in a while. 🙏

@akwaabaaa This design is lovely but can u tell me the size of your nav icons?

Fitness app💫

Had fun working on this with @srotimi_ui and @yfgp_manu 🔥

@dev_lawal The code base gas to be big cause damn

Definitely the best feeling for a solidity dev

@EmmanuelBa6105 Why na my own come small pass

@tegaDdeveloper 5k? 😂 Mine was 10k sha 😂

5k. I've suffered mehnn

@suraj_sharma14 The gm own is so funny 😭😭😂

Types of Web3 developers: 🟢 "I build in public" (posts once then disappears) 🟡 "I'm building in stealth" (hasn't opened VS Code in 3 months) 🔴 "Almost done, just one more bug" (been saying this since 2023) 🔵 "gm" (this is their entire contribution) ⚫ Actually shipping (you never hear from them until the product drops) which one are you 💀

Damn, I miss the early days of getting into Web3 security. - Sleepless nights grinding through Solidity - Reading the few blogs on how to become an auditor - Security contests blowing up, everyone sharing wins on Twitter - My first contests and how I was struggling to find a Low at least - Reading everything I could just to understand how different protocols actually work Looking back, that was the most interesting phase for me. Now I see new auditors trying to outsource everything to AI before they’ve built any foundation. They’re not even learning how to think anymore. They’re not reading. They copy-paste articles and ask AI to summarize them instead of understanding them. That’s where it breaks. They’re not using AI as a tool. They’re using it as a replacement for themselves. And that’s the problem. You can’t shortcut understanding. You can’t skip the part where things don’t make sense and you struggle through them. That’s the work you need to become better. If you haven’t spent hundreds of hours reading code, breaking things, and actually thinking, AI won’t make you an auditor. It’ll just make you dependent and you will stay bad auditor. Use it as an assistant. Not as a crutch. There’s no way around paying the price.

@ube_codes Yh, but it was first and only payout in tech.

@tegaDdeveloper Ok, I see no problem

@ube_codes it was a volunteer Job though. We had to design dashboards for a business.

@tegaDdeveloper Omo, what was the job ?

@pie6k @orevbajohn_ @akwaabaaa @AbatiSamuel This guys are the goat 🐐

Looking for some amazing designer: Someone who will redesign our screen.studio website. We want it to feel like Apple landing pages, but with some unique personality. Do you know someone? Only extremely strong portfolios please

@Wallflower1x0 Oh congrats. Make sure it Masters you to Ctrl + s 😹.

I just deployed and minted my FIRST EVER NFT on Sepolia with Foundry —and it feels surreal!🚀 Funny story: I was deep in the code, forgot to save, and accidentally shut my laptop. When I came back and saw my files gone,everywhere first blur😭,anyways I rebuilt it and minted it.

@orevbajohn_ So clean, but damn you have a lot of experience

Hi Guys I built my portfolio website in under 14 hours no design just building Here is the link orevbajohn.me Also I am open to gigs and roles

@Zinny_Edmund 10-12

How many hours do you actually code? • 3–5 hours daily • 1–2 hours a day • 3–5 hours a week • Very random / whenever I can Honest answers only - would love to know 👀

@preetsuthar17 You good bro??

I can’t keep up with hospital anymore

@preetsuthar17 What??

it’s getting bad…