NextJS developer | Helping early-stage founders ship investor-ready product experiences fast. Web/product engineering for teams building serious things.
Joined October 2024
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15 Apr 2025
Nameserver, DNS records. Whatβs the difference, and can they be used interchangeably? I often confuse these two, so I thought I should share what I learnt in plain English π§΅π
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May 29
Story time π
So, I used to be the stay indoors type of guy, but lately, I found myself going out more, which made me realize that I never really know anywhere.
Because of this, I was compelled to ask people for routes and directions to my destinations.
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May 29
A website (or app) one can visit, input one's current location and destination, hit the "find route" button, and get a detailed description of how to reach my destination. This pain point birthed "RouteWise."
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May 29
I'm done with the user interface that users can interact with. Though, at the moment, the data are static. Soon, I'll implement the backend, make it functional, launch it, and open it for contribution for other good people who would love to help the lives of people like me ππ
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May 24
Isn't there an app that can give road directions when you visit a city you're not familiar with? I'm tired of asking questions on how to go from destination A to B πͺ. And don't say Google Maps. It's not that effective if you're going by public transport here in Nigeria
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May 5
If the action is undone (unlike/delete comment):
- Before the user sees it, the notification should be removed.
- After the user sees it, keep the notification, but show a fallback e.g This comment was deleted
This way, notification is treated as state rather than events.
May 4
When a user likes or comments on a post, notification is sent.
What happens if the user deletes the comment or unlike the post?
>>If the notification has not been viewed
Should the notification get deleted as well?
>>If the notification has been viewed
Should the notification still be deleted?
What is the best way to handle notifications in these two scenarios?
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Apr 28
Smart Contract Explained (With a Real Example)
When I first heard of smart contract, I thought it was some complex blockchain magic. Digging dipper, I realized that it's just a code deployed on a blockchain that executes automatically when conditions are met, needing no middleman
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Apr 28
3. You Still Need Frontend: A smart contract is just an invisible engine. To make it usable, you still need a modern UI (like Next.js) and a way for the browser to talk to the chain (like Wagmi or Ethers.js).
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Apr 28
In summary, smart contracts are autonomous backend logic running on public infrastructure.
Unlike a private server that you own and control, the blockchain is a "World Computer" where your logic lives forever, accessible by anyone, but controlled by no one.
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Apr 14
Let's talk about the technologies involved in web3.
When we hear Web3, we think: coins, trading, speculation, but underneath, Web3 is a full technology stack just like Web2.
As a developer or a web3 enthusiast, these are what you should understand:
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Apr 14
Importantly, some real-world Web3 apps still use Web2 tools:
Supabase / Firebase (database),Cloudinary (media uploads), and Backend APIs because not everything needs to be on-chain.
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Apr 14
In conclusion, Web3 is not a replacement for Web2.
Itβs a hybrid architecture:
Web2 β speed, UX, storage
Web3 β ownership, trust, transparency
The best products combine both.
If youβre a developer, which part of this stack are you currently exploring?
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