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Your monthly salary as a developer is 200k, it’s just one week and you’ve already spent 100k on Ai credits. Sit down and build something for Gods sake.

It seems the rate limiting gets reduced after you’ve done a couple of subscriptions.

I really do miss C# and .Net. It’s been a while. Feels good to be back building .

Damn, Vibe coding is Expensive 🥹

If you are a serious builder it can get very lonely at times

Claude watching me write code manually after I hit the daily limit

It was a good mine prior to AI. But are there no valuable skills that can still be taught?

This is real

I met a homeless man from Nigeria under a bridge in Salem, Oregon. He’s been in the states for five years and has been homeless for a few years. He said he wants a hand up not a handout and would take a job, but all the system has offered him only things that keep him

Legacy projects will always find a way to reduce your steeze. How is this project taking 10 minutes before the server starts? 😔😔

You no go bow keh 😂

But there are some languages that make you understand how programming works better 😏

This came as a shock. Manchester United is going down the drain.

As a Frontend Engineer in 2026, please learn: - JavaScript & TypeScript (deeply, not just syntax) - Responsive Design (CSS, Flexbox, Grid, Container Queries) - Performance Optimization (lazy loading, code splitting, tree shaking, memoization, Core Web Vitals) - Web Security (CORS, XSS, CSRF, Content Security Policy, secure cookies) - Testing (Jest, Cypress, Playwright) - Build Tools (Vite, Webpack basics, Babel, bundling strategies) - Version Control (Git, PR workflows, rebasing) - Browser DevTools & Debugging - Accessibility (WCAG, ARIA, keyboard navigation, screen readers) - Progressive Web Apps (PWA) - Component Architecture (composition, Atomic Design, HOCs, hooks patterns) - Micro Frontends (when and when not to use them) - API Integration (REST, GraphQL, WebSockets, caching, error handling) - CI/CD for Frontend (automated builds, previews, deployments) - Browser Rendering & DOM Performance - State Management (Redux, Zustand, signals, server state vs client state) - Framework Internals (e.g. React Fiber, Angular Ivy ) - UX/UI Collaboration (design systems, Figma handoff, accessibility audits) - WebAssembly (Wasm) Pick ONE framework/library. Stop jumping from one framework to another.

Main reason why as a backend dev you shouldn’t allow a frontend developer make light of any project you are on as a result of inadequacy or a skill gap. Your efforts will really go down the drain.

Every developer will absolutely want to defend what they use but trust me C# is goated

Actually vibe coding is a blessing in disguise 😁. Made lots of cash 💰 this year alone just by refactoring vibe coded projects. Please let’s vibe on !!!!

Adding an ACME protocol support is really a needed feature.

Long before the whole vibe coding thing became rampant, there are some react projects you will see and you will not not have imagined someone wrote this with their head. People are really good. Maybe this period it’s just difficult to differentiate.