Software that does nothing
I built a tool that finds the people already asking for your product and drafts the reply. Then it stops. The five things it refuses to do, and why each refusal is the product.
All of my long-form thoughts on programming, leadership, product design, passion and whatever comes to mind. Majorly code anyways and product building. I also like to talk alot about web3.0
I built a tool that finds the people already asking for your product and drafts the reply. Then it stops. The five things it refuses to do, and why each refusal is the product.
Two App Store rejections in three weeks, neither of them a crash. Each guideline, what was actually wrong, and the fix. A record, so the next submission does not repeat it.
Five findings from one marketplace, months apart, different modules, different fixes. Written up together they were a single bug, and one question would have caught all five.
Five lines where data changes hands, the failure I have seen at each, and the one rule that closes all of them. The essay behind the drawing set.
This package enhances environment variable management by adding validation, type checking, and cloud integration, making projects more secure.
A comprehensive Flutter package for advanced image processing, including filters, object detection, and augmented reality features.
One project I’m especially proud of is my role as the lead developer and architect for the Raeven marketplace platform. This has been a challenging yet rewarding endeavor, as it involves building a full suite of applications designed to connect buyers, shop owners, and delivery drivers seamlessly.
We decided to build a community of developers around the increased unemployment rate in Nigeria and her environs. What is amazing about that is that you do not need to have any background knowledge about computers to join the community, and fit right in.
So we built #emoricoin, a cryptocurrency token under the solana blockchain, and we are working towards building our own blockchain altogether. Depending on when you are reading this, we might have built it already.