I write implementation-first technical content that turns developer curiosity into product adoption. Written for Zuplo, Permify & Studio1. @freecodecamp writer.
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Chidera (Di Maria) Humphrey retweeted
Good morning ✨
Please I’m currently looking for a job. 🥺
I’m open to opportunities in customer service, hospitality, sales or administrative roles.
If you know anywhere hiring, please put me on, tag me or send me a DM. I’m ready to work, learn and grow. 🙏
I’d really appreciate any leads, referrals or retweets. Thank you. 🙏❤️
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A lot of professional work still gets lost to repetitive tasks like searching docs, writing slides, and so on.
In this article, @manishmshiva shares some AI productivity tools that can help.
You'll learn how Notion AI, Glean, QuillBot, and others (plus some open-source alternatives) fit into modern workflows.
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Chidera (Di Maria) Humphrey retweeted
Claude Code works better when your Flutter project gives it clear structure and rules.
In this guide, Jesutoni shares best practices for building Flutter apps faster with Claude.
You'll set up CLAUDE.md, feature-first folders, reusable skills, subagents, hooks, and a practical sprint workflow.
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AI agents don't always fail by crashing. Sometimes they fail by running forever.
In this guide, @dannwaneri teaches you how to build a production-safe agent loop in Python.
You'll define exit conditions, enforce token and turn limits, write an append-only SQLite audit trail, and add human review before downstream systems receive output.
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Creating complex objects can get messy - constructors with too many params, tricky optional arguments, etc.
Well, the builder pattern helps solve these issues by separating object construction from representation.
In this guide, @balawc27 shows you how the pattern works in Python with plenty of code examples.
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And new blogpost. As we're moving toward SYNTH 2, I publish with @ynckdrt11496 an assessment of fine-tuning services, focusing for now on Tinker, Nebius and TogetherAI. We cover price, performance, model coverage, as well, general service experience and data support.
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Which of our past programs did U contribute to or participated in?
Thanks to :
@ekeson_wtb
@Fx_Picasso
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@InnovativeKris
@cableanalyst
@smartcoj_
@SamCheuo
@ChideraCode
@jaywang27_
@BilionaireRaven
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Chidera (Di Maria) Humphrey retweeted
From passion for onboarding newbies to Web3, to curiosity on doing it better.
One year ago, we were a tight-knit community of Web3 techies.
Today, we're building the future, where anyone can learn & contribute to blockchain anytime, anywhere.
Happy 1st anniversary to us!
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Excited to collaborate with @blockchainNAU 3.0 on driving Web3 adoption among the student community. Stronger way to build a Decentralised future.
Venue: ASUU Hall, UNIZIK Campus, Awka.
Date: December 6th, 2025🚀luma.com/qgmkdem8
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I found a place where clients post jobs daily.
And nobody is talking about it.
Welcome to Day 10 of 30 Ways to Land Clients as a Freelancer.
Everyone is busy fighting for attention on:
→ LinkedIn
→ Upwork
→ Job boards
But some freelancers are quietly getting clients from a platform most people ignore:
Discord.
There’s a Discord server called Freelance Marketplace with multiple channels…
→ A channel where clients post projects
→ A channel where freelancers market their skills
→ A job board updated daily
→ People openly looking for editors, designers, writers, SMMs
This morning, I even saw a video editing gig there.
Here’s what to do today 👇
→ Open Discord on your PC
→ Click Discovery
→ Search “Freelance Marketplace”
→ Join the server
→ Introduce yourself
→ Market your service
→ Apply for posted gigs
→ Network
And this is just one server.
There are many more if you search, you’ll find them.
That’s it for Day 10 of 30 Ways to Land Clients as a Freelancer.
Would you try this out?
Discord link in the comment✌️
Some people won’t reply to your DM until they’ve seen your name more than once.
Welcome to Day 9 of 30 Ways to Land Clients as a Freelancer.
Here’s something most freelancers overlook…
When you message someone for the first time and they check your profile…
and they see nothing
No posts, no proof, no content they quietly move on.
Now imagine something different 👇
You’ve been posting consistently.
Your content is showing up on their feed.
They already know what you do.
They’ve seen your work, your ideas, your results.
When you finally DM them, you’re not a stranger, you’re familiar.
And familiarity makes it easier for them to respond.
So here’s what to do today
→ Pick a platform where your target clients spend time
→ Start posting 3–5 times a week
→ Share samples, tips, or project breakdowns
Show up and start building your personal brand, If you start today, your story will be different in the next 3 months.
That’s it for Day 9 of 30 Ways to Land Clients as a Freelancer.
Happy weekend!!
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Your project is in trouble if it is using Nodejs 18 and it hosted on Vercel.
Nodejs 18 to be discontinued from vercel starting September 1st. This impacts python & Ruby projects as well. Timely switch to a higher version with a click of a button thanks to vercel team.
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Join @Studio1HQ as a DevRel Engineer!
who's this for → Indians only, AI/ML stack.
We're fast moving small team, you'll get to work on lots of interesting tools in the AI space.
Competitive pay💸
To apply, comment with your top AI projects/Agents and DevRel experience
Preference → for those quick to adopt new frameworks/tools and similar past experience (1 yr min)
Comments only - no DMs or emails will be entertained!
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Scope, closures, and hoisting are key concepts in JavaScript.
They play a critical role in the way variables and functions behave in your code.
In this guide, @chideracode explains how they work with code examples + discusses best practices.
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Many websites use forms to collect user information - so you'll need to know how to work with them.
And @chideracode wrote this guide to give you some practice.
You'll learn how to handle forms in Next.js with Server Actions and Zod for validation.
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If your website's users have to wait a few seconds for a page to load, having something to focus on helps.
This is where skeleton screens come in - they're like a sketch of what's to come.
Here, @SmoothTee_DC explains how they work & how to make your own.
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Redux can be notoriously tricky - but luckily, Redux Toolkit was created to make working with Redux easier.
And here, @chideracode teaches you how to use RTK Query, which helps simplify data fetching & caching in web apps.
You'll learn how to integrate RTK Query with Redux Toolkit by building a CRUD movie app.
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GM Champ,the long awaited BLOCKCHAIN BOOTCAMP is here!!
We cook tonight by 8:00 pm
Don’t be left behind!! Get the chance to learn and connect with industry experts and great minds…
Register now!!!👇
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When you're building a Node.js app, you'll likely have to read and write files.
So in this guide, @ashutoshkrris shows you how these processes work.
You'll learn about the powerful file system module along with best practices for smooth file handling.
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