I make apps with native iOS, Android, and Flutter.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Joined February 2013
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Last month, we demonstrated high-rate alchemy: turning mercury into real, stable gold, beating CERN’s record by a factor of 10.
Last week, we enriched isotopes in the world’s most powerful plasma centrifuge, beating the Soviet record that stood for 40 years.
Now, we’re building a fusion reactor in San Francisco to achieve record power density.
finally ukrainian-russian war is ending, in the process thousands of ukranian-russians lost their lives, home. Also we suffered due to fuel price increase and ultimately inflation, at the end of the day who benifited from it?
If I have lots of money I am gonna make unusual weird stuff and bury it down to confuse future archeologist
The equivalent of "This could've been an email" of AI hardware is "This could've been an app," but ironically, they were apps all along, just with a gimmicky wrapper.
Tell me you are retard without telling you are a retard
"I used to be AppStore reviewer now I am PlayStore reviewer"
Sadman Samee retweeted
@Brave is the browser company for the resistance🦁⚔️
Big thank you to @MuscleWiki for promoting their educational fitness app on this platform👨🏽🏫🏋🏼♂️
Making 65 million men & women strong again💪🏼
Numbers growing 📈
I recommend the app to everybody🗣️
Gotta go to the gym, NOW🏃🏽⚔️
GDPR, accepting cookies, and allowing tracking are some of the least user-friendly experiences that have to be implemented regardless.
How about Andy Dufresne ending up in a safety tank instead of a fresh water canal? Or sewerage pipe connected to another big sewerage pipe? Bad luck possibilities are endless.
* “Not enough” architecture leads to poorly organized code that lacks clear conventions
* “Too much” of it leads to over-engineering, making it hard to make even simple changes
When building a solution there's a very thin line between over complications and future proofing. Very hard to maintain the balance.
The app opens -> shows a walkthrough -> sign up -> subscription page.
It's the worst #UX and the biggest turn-off. Despite knowing nothing about it, the user signs up and pays right away?