To all my app users—whether it’s for clients or my personal projects—may God hide the uninstall button from your phones. And if you ever think about deleting my app, may your day be full of bugs and glitches! 😂

Seriously though, it’s crazy how people can just delete an app like it didn’t take blood, sweat, and an unhealthy amount of coffee to build. One drag, one tap, and poof—months of hard work, gone just like that. 😂🤦‍♂️

And the funniest part? Users aren’t even deleting it because it’s broken (it’s actually working perfectly!). Nah, it’s more like, ‘I’m running out of storage, bro.’ 😭 Go delete another app! Or they’re out here like, ‘What happens if I drag this to the top of my screen? 🤔’ 😂

Just kidding, but hey, at least give the dev some credit. Maybe tag them on x or other social and say thanks before you hit that uninstall button. 😅

@selfmadecoder

I'm about to reset my phone, and I just realized I have like 100 apps installed... 🤦‍♂️😂 Pray for me.

@selfmadecoder

Give me the hardest challenge that can be tackled in a year—something I can really learn from and enjoy (even though it might break me at times 😅). Could be something you've done or something you're planning to do. I’m all in for the growth and the grind!

@selfmadecoder

If only @Starlink was in Ethiopia.

@selfmadecoder

https://github.com/nadimkobeissi/mkbsd


For context read this post

#my_thoughts

This happens a lot when a frontend developer does the backend 😁, or the backend developer doesn’t have much experience, or the app is just too complicated—usually one of these three.

There are three types of full-stack developers: frontend developers who know how to make a basic REST API, and backend developers who can only show backend responses. In this case, the workload goes to one side, either backend or frontend. If the backend developer only focuses on the API and ignores the other parts, the frontend developer will have to do all the work. The same thing happens the other way around. If the dev's writing both or one has balanced experience in both it's gonna be breeze for the dev who's working on top of that.

@selfmadecoder

You might find this funny, but I always get blown away when I search for videos on a topic, click the filter button on YouTube, change it to 'This week,' and actually find videos made just 2-3 days ago. I'm like, 'Bruh, how does this even happen? 😁' Has this ever blown your mind, or is it just me?

@selfmadecoder

https://youtu.be/7LPuXowifJ4?feature=shared
At this point, it's like I can't stop watching this guy's documentaries. They're too good to miss!

@selfmadecoder

Introducing Better Auth

The most comprehensive authentication library for Typescript.

https://better-auth.com
https://github.com/better-auth/better-auth

getting good at design ⚡️ while Resuing Dusty side projects now 💪😊

@selfmadecoder

#Nerd_Space #Landing_Page

As one of the challenges for this year, challenge number one has officially begun: the plan is to finish NerdSpace and release it to the public. After being previously abandoned, it's now back with cool features, a redesigned UI, and much more!

Sign up to receive an email notification when it launches:
click here: https://nerdspace-vert.vercel.app/

@selfmadecoder

Someone said AASTU is like the Hunger Games 😂😂🤦‍♂️ ... I can't stop laughing.

@selfmadecoder

How would you accept international payments from anywhere in the world since Stripe doesn't work in Ethiopia?

@selfmadecoder

Just had this awesome idea and I have to build it right now! Might take a few hours, but I’m planning on building the MVP. I’m so pumped about it, so let's see where this goes. Get ready for some late-night project spam! I know it’s super late, but I couldn’t fight the urge to open up my PC and start building 😁.

Got my coding lofi playlist on YouTube, starting a fresh Next.js project. Tech stack is locked in: Next.js for frontend and backend, Clerk for auth, Gemini AI, and Cloudinary for file uploads.

Let the challenge begin!

@selfmadecoder