This is the chatbot project I just finished , I saw one of my bosses in a tech community did it and I was amazed because its an amazing project and I built it as well. I also learnt things while doing the project.visit the link : axios-chatbot.vercel.app/

Hello 👋🏽 My name is Abdul Warith. I'm a frontend developer, new in Lagos. I'd love to connect with like-minded people and build meaningful relationships. Let's connect! #twitter #lagos #webDeveloper #SoftwareEngineer

The last time I was in Lagos I paid to enter a beach in Lekki. Not a resort. Not a water park. A beach. Sand. Water. A coastline that existed long before any of us were born. Someone bought it. Fenced it. Put a gate on it. Now you pay to touch the ocean. What kind of government sells its people access to nature? Happy Democracy Day. 🇳🇬

Today is my graduation 🥹 Bachelor of Computer Science Honours, Industrial Applications Stream with Distinction 🥹

I swear to God , I need to learn how to build connections with other Devs , Networking is important. How do you building a strong Networking with people ?

"No problem is impossible to solve. The project is now beyond what I imagined. Along the way, I've learned to build multi-turn AI conversations and process PDFs using Gemini API. Building projects doesn't just boost confidence—it expands your knowledge. Open to connections

Building ASKIT made me realize something: Mathematics and logical thinking are more important in software engineering than I thought I once avoided science courses just to escape math I built voice recording waveform visualization with Web Audio API & Canvas Still learning

A lot of African bloggers, developers, designers, creators, artists, streamers, open-source maintainers, educators, and even people sharing free resources online still don’t have a simple way for supporters to tip/support them online, on their blog, GitHub repo, TikTok, X profile, youTube channel, or wherever their audience finds them. So we built myhappr, an African-friendly support platform that helps creators and builders receive support easily with simpler local payouts 💛 myhappr.xyz

Yo chat, Introducing my startup @myhappr Basically Buymeacoffee alternative for Africans. > Create your account > Add your payout details > Start receiving tips/support from other countries too. > Withdraw your earnings. Checkout the platform out. myhappr.xyz/

i just realized that if i had done all the hard things i avoided when i was younger i would be far ahead of where i am today no skipping hard things anymore!

Doing hard things forces you to grow. Last week’s knowledge isn’t the same as what I know now. While building ASKIT, I hit bugs that frustrated me badly. Built file uploads via: Drag & drop • Click to upload Building takes courage #BuildInPublic #JavaScript #FrontendDev

Been building in silence… Not anymore. Meet ASKIT — an AI app for practicing job interviews. This project is pushing me beyond my comfort zone. I’m building in public now. Let’s grow together 🚀 #BuildInPublic #FrontendDev #AI

Learned something useful while working with Supabase today. Instead of fetching data sequentially with multiple await, I used Promise.all() to run both requests in parallel. Faster, cleaner, better performance. The more you build, the more you learn. #Frontend #LearningInPublic

Been building in silence. Today a bug reminded me of the difference between splice() and slice() in JavaScript. I used splice() to display events and it mutated the array, leaving it empty. Lesson: splice() mutates, slice() doesn’t. Bugs teach. #LearningInPublic #Frontend #tech

UPSERT vs INSERT I learned this the hard way while working with Supabase. Using UPSERT during auth caused my app to break: Profile updates saved, But after refresh… data reverted 😤 Switching to INSERT proper RLS fixed everything #Supabase #PostgreSQL #WebDev #learning

I see AI as a learning tool, not a replacement. While building auth, I hit bugs from duplicate profile inserts. AI helped me reason better—using onAuthStateChange ON CONFLICT instead of bad logic. AI is leverage, not a shortcut. #frontend #developer

A lot of devs use the for…in loop but ignore the in operator. Funny how AI “replaces devs” it only replaces those who don’t learn from it. const p={name:"Diamond",age:19}; for(let k in p){ if("name" in p) console.log(p[k]); } for…in = loop keys. "key" in obj = property exists

We learn more by teaching. Taught a friend object methods in JS yesterday and it reminded me of things I had forgotten. Ended up applying them in my current project too Being an SDG advocate & JCI member, impact and leadership stay with you like a shadow. Teach. Learn. Grow.

As I'm not writing any code tonight I took my time to read some of people's code to have more understanding on it.

I attended @gdgibadan Road to Devfest on Saturday, though I didn't check my registration process well, I didn't know it's for cloud engineers though I was able to have a little bit insight about cloud engineering, thanks @atom