Olamide
@olamide-dev.bsky.social
📱 Full Stack Mobile Engineer ||
Turning big ideas into beautiful apps | RN |
Node | Express.js | MongoDB | Redis |
Future founder 🚀 | Let’s build the future
Turning big ideas into beautiful apps | RN |
Node | Express.js | MongoDB | Redis |
Future founder 🚀 | Let’s build the future
Freelancing gives freedom.
Company work gives stability.
Both have pros and cons I’ve only done remote company work so far, but I’m curious Freelancers, how do you do it? What’s your secret?
Company work gives stability.
Both have pros and cons I’ve only done remote company work so far, but I’m curious Freelancers, how do you do it? What’s your secret?
November 5, 2025 at 7:32 AM
Freelancing gives freedom.
Company work gives stability.
Both have pros and cons I’ve only done remote company work so far, but I’m curious Freelancers, how do you do it? What’s your secret?
Company work gives stability.
Both have pros and cons I’ve only done remote company work so far, but I’m curious Freelancers, how do you do it? What’s your secret?
Two months left before the year ends
How’s it been?
Learned that new language? Tried a new stack? Or still pushing that project?
It’s okay if things didn’t go as planned — don’t rush or quit.
There’s still time to make progress. Finish strong
How’s it been?
Learned that new language? Tried a new stack? Or still pushing that project?
It’s okay if things didn’t go as planned — don’t rush or quit.
There’s still time to make progress. Finish strong
October 22, 2025 at 10:13 AM
Two months left before the year ends
How’s it been?
Learned that new language? Tried a new stack? Or still pushing that project?
It’s okay if things didn’t go as planned — don’t rush or quit.
There’s still time to make progress. Finish strong
How’s it been?
Learned that new language? Tried a new stack? Or still pushing that project?
It’s okay if things didn’t go as planned — don’t rush or quit.
There’s still time to make progress. Finish strong
A few months back, I built the first version of Payverve but paused after Play Store issues. Now I’m back—rebuilding, rebranding, and taking it further.
New UI, stronger backend, banking features, and a smoother mobile experience.
Also open to mobile dev gigs—let’s connect!
New UI, stronger backend, banking features, and a smoother mobile experience.
Also open to mobile dev gigs—let’s connect!
September 30, 2025 at 10:57 AM
A few months back, I built the first version of Payverve but paused after Play Store issues. Now I’m back—rebuilding, rebranding, and taking it further.
New UI, stronger backend, banking features, and a smoother mobile experience.
Also open to mobile dev gigs—let’s connect!
New UI, stronger backend, banking features, and a smoother mobile experience.
Also open to mobile dev gigs—let’s connect!
Every problem in tech has a solution.
Sometimes it’s in the docs,
sometimes on Stack Overflow,
and sometimes it’s in the patience to keep digging until it clicks.
Sometimes it’s in the docs,
sometimes on Stack Overflow,
and sometimes it’s in the patience to keep digging until it clicks.
August 17, 2025 at 6:02 AM
Every problem in tech has a solution.
Sometimes it’s in the docs,
sometimes on Stack Overflow,
and sometimes it’s in the patience to keep digging until it clicks.
Sometimes it’s in the docs,
sometimes on Stack Overflow,
and sometimes it’s in the patience to keep digging until it clicks.
Building with React Native isn’t just about writing components.
It’s about debugging red screens, fixing endless dependencies,
and still shipping a mobile app that feels smooth in your users’ hands.
It’s about debugging red screens, fixing endless dependencies,
and still shipping a mobile app that feels smooth in your users’ hands.
August 16, 2025 at 7:15 AM
Building with React Native isn’t just about writing components.
It’s about debugging red screens, fixing endless dependencies,
and still shipping a mobile app that feels smooth in your users’ hands.
It’s about debugging red screens, fixing endless dependencies,
and still shipping a mobile app that feels smooth in your users’ hands.
Tech changes fast.
Languages evolve, tools get replaced, frameworks come and go.
The real skill?
Staying adaptable enough to learn, unlearn, and relearn — on repeat.
Languages evolve, tools get replaced, frameworks come and go.
The real skill?
Staying adaptable enough to learn, unlearn, and relearn — on repeat.
August 11, 2025 at 7:28 AM
Tech changes fast.
Languages evolve, tools get replaced, frameworks come and go.
The real skill?
Staying adaptable enough to learn, unlearn, and relearn — on repeat.
Languages evolve, tools get replaced, frameworks come and go.
The real skill?
Staying adaptable enough to learn, unlearn, and relearn — on repeat.
Being a dev isn’t about knowing everything.
It’s not a memory contest.
The best devs I know:
⚡ Google like pros
⚡ Read docs daily
⚡ Ask for help without ego
Focus on problem-solving, not perfection.
What’s one “simple” thing you still Google? 👇
It’s not a memory contest.
The best devs I know:
⚡ Google like pros
⚡ Read docs daily
⚡ Ask for help without ego
Focus on problem-solving, not perfection.
What’s one “simple” thing you still Google? 👇
August 9, 2025 at 7:05 AM
Being a dev isn’t about knowing everything.
It’s not a memory contest.
The best devs I know:
⚡ Google like pros
⚡ Read docs daily
⚡ Ask for help without ego
Focus on problem-solving, not perfection.
What’s one “simple” thing you still Google? 👇
It’s not a memory contest.
The best devs I know:
⚡ Google like pros
⚡ Read docs daily
⚡ Ask for help without ego
Focus on problem-solving, not perfection.
What’s one “simple” thing you still Google? 👇
Deadlines don’t scare me.
They just force me to code smarter, Google faster,
and turn “it can’t be done” into “it’s deployed.”
They just force me to code smarter, Google faster,
and turn “it can’t be done” into “it’s deployed.”
August 8, 2025 at 10:50 AM
Deadlines don’t scare me.
They just force me to code smarter, Google faster,
and turn “it can’t be done” into “it’s deployed.”
They just force me to code smarter, Google faster,
and turn “it can’t be done” into “it’s deployed.”
I may not have every answer in my head,
but I know how to dig through docs, debug the issue,
and ship a working solution before the deadline.
That’s my real skill.
but I know how to dig through docs, debug the issue,
and ship a working solution before the deadline.
That’s my real skill.
August 8, 2025 at 10:45 AM
I may not have every answer in my head,
but I know how to dig through docs, debug the issue,
and ship a working solution before the deadline.
That’s my real skill.
but I know how to dig through docs, debug the issue,
and ship a working solution before the deadline.
That’s my real skill.
You don’t need to know everything to be valuable in tech.
What matters more is your ability to learn fast, stay curious, and solve problems — even when the docs don’t make sense.
What matters more is your ability to learn fast, stay curious, and solve problems — even when the docs don’t make sense.
August 7, 2025 at 5:59 AM
You don’t need to know everything to be valuable in tech.
What matters more is your ability to learn fast, stay curious, and solve problems — even when the docs don’t make sense.
What matters more is your ability to learn fast, stay curious, and solve problems — even when the docs don’t make sense.
Being a dev isn't about knowing everything.
It's about knowing how to break things, Google the error, and still make the deadline.
It's about knowing how to break things, Google the error, and still make the deadline.
August 6, 2025 at 11:01 AM
Being a dev isn't about knowing everything.
It's about knowing how to break things, Google the error, and still make the deadline.
It's about knowing how to break things, Google the error, and still make the deadline.
A year after completing a project, a former client called:
“Are you available?”
I said I’m off to NYSC camp.
He replied, “We’ll wait. You always deliver.”
That reminded me:
Good work speaks, even in silence.
📌 Back & available after camp. Open to gigs!
“Are you available?”
I said I’m off to NYSC camp.
He replied, “We’ll wait. You always deliver.”
That reminded me:
Good work speaks, even in silence.
📌 Back & available after camp. Open to gigs!
August 4, 2025 at 3:18 PM
A year after completing a project, a former client called:
“Are you available?”
I said I’m off to NYSC camp.
He replied, “We’ll wait. You always deliver.”
That reminded me:
Good work speaks, even in silence.
📌 Back & available after camp. Open to gigs!
“Are you available?”
I said I’m off to NYSC camp.
He replied, “We’ll wait. You always deliver.”
That reminded me:
Good work speaks, even in silence.
📌 Back & available after camp. Open to gigs!
I might not know the fix off the top of my head, but I know how to Google, read docs, and push a working solution.
July 25, 2025 at 2:17 PM
I might not know the fix off the top of my head, but I know how to Google, read docs, and push a working solution.
Writing code is easy.
Reading your own code from 3 months ago?
That’s where the real challenge begins. 😅
Comment your code. Future you will thank you. 🙏💻
Reading your own code from 3 months ago?
That’s where the real challenge begins. 😅
Comment your code. Future you will thank you. 🙏💻
July 25, 2025 at 6:34 AM
Writing code is easy.
Reading your own code from 3 months ago?
That’s where the real challenge begins. 😅
Comment your code. Future you will thank you. 🙏💻
Reading your own code from 3 months ago?
That’s where the real challenge begins. 😅
Comment your code. Future you will thank you. 🙏💻
Learning a new framework be like:
✅ Day 1: “This is amazing!”
🤯 Day 3: “Why is nothing working?”
🔥 Day 7: “I could build anything with this.”
The cycle never ends… and that’s the fun of being a dev. 😅
What’s the last framework or tool you learned? 👇
✅ Day 1: “This is amazing!”
🤯 Day 3: “Why is nothing working?”
🔥 Day 7: “I could build anything with this.”
The cycle never ends… and that’s the fun of being a dev. 😅
What’s the last framework or tool you learned? 👇
July 25, 2025 at 6:34 AM
Learning a new framework be like:
✅ Day 1: “This is amazing!”
🤯 Day 3: “Why is nothing working?”
🔥 Day 7: “I could build anything with this.”
The cycle never ends… and that’s the fun of being a dev. 😅
What’s the last framework or tool you learned? 👇
✅ Day 1: “This is amazing!”
🤯 Day 3: “Why is nothing working?”
🔥 Day 7: “I could build anything with this.”
The cycle never ends… and that’s the fun of being a dev. 😅
What’s the last framework or tool you learned? 👇
When do you consider someone a senior software engineer? 🤔
Years of experience?
Number of frameworks/languages?
Projects and gigs?
Or working at big names like Google or Microsoft?
Or is it more about mindset and how you solve problems & guide others?
What do you think? 👇
Years of experience?
Number of frameworks/languages?
Projects and gigs?
Or working at big names like Google or Microsoft?
Or is it more about mindset and how you solve problems & guide others?
What do you think? 👇
July 23, 2025 at 7:58 AM
When do you consider someone a senior software engineer? 🤔
Years of experience?
Number of frameworks/languages?
Projects and gigs?
Or working at big names like Google or Microsoft?
Or is it more about mindset and how you solve problems & guide others?
What do you think? 👇
Years of experience?
Number of frameworks/languages?
Projects and gigs?
Or working at big names like Google or Microsoft?
Or is it more about mindset and how you solve problems & guide others?
What do you think? 👇
.com used to be the king of domains 👑
But the way people are ditching it lately is honestly alarming. Times are changing…
But the way people are ditching it lately is honestly alarming. Times are changing…
July 22, 2025 at 6:49 AM
.com used to be the king of domains 👑
But the way people are ditching it lately is honestly alarming. Times are changing…
But the way people are ditching it lately is honestly alarming. Times are changing…
React Native keyboard handling: easy… until you add FlatList and KeyboardAvoidingView. Then it’s chaos. 😂 #ReactNative
July 21, 2025 at 6:45 AM
React Native keyboard handling: easy… until you add FlatList and KeyboardAvoidingView. Then it’s chaos. 😂 #ReactNative
Sure! Here's a Twitter/X version (under 280 characters):
I’ve always focused on writing clean, simple code.
But lately, I’m wondering…
Should shipping fast be the real priority?
Is it better to write “good” code or just get things done quickly?
How do you find the balance?
I’ve always focused on writing clean, simple code.
But lately, I’m wondering…
Should shipping fast be the real priority?
Is it better to write “good” code or just get things done quickly?
How do you find the balance?
May 25, 2025 at 7:26 AM
Sure! Here's a Twitter/X version (under 280 characters):
I’ve always focused on writing clean, simple code.
But lately, I’m wondering…
Should shipping fast be the real priority?
Is it better to write “good” code or just get things done quickly?
How do you find the balance?
I’ve always focused on writing clean, simple code.
But lately, I’m wondering…
Should shipping fast be the real priority?
Is it better to write “good” code or just get things done quickly?
How do you find the balance?
One big scam in programming: thinking, 'I'll follow this tutorial, and it’ll work.' My people, na lie! You go copy everything, paste, run... boom — error!
Real learning starts with the bugs. Google, Stack Overflow, trial & error = growth.
Which tutorial don humble you recently
Real learning starts with the bugs. Google, Stack Overflow, trial & error = growth.
Which tutorial don humble you recently
January 12, 2025 at 7:41 PM
One big scam in programming: thinking, 'I'll follow this tutorial, and it’ll work.' My people, na lie! You go copy everything, paste, run... boom — error!
Real learning starts with the bugs. Google, Stack Overflow, trial & error = growth.
Which tutorial don humble you recently
Real learning starts with the bugs. Google, Stack Overflow, trial & error = growth.
Which tutorial don humble you recently
If you’re learning app development in Naija, you're already ahead. Mobile apps are shaping the future of business. Start small, build for your community, and watch your skills grow. The next big app could be yours! 💻🇳🇬 #TechNigeria #AppDevelopment"
January 5, 2025 at 8:12 PM
If you’re learning app development in Naija, you're already ahead. Mobile apps are shaping the future of business. Start small, build for your community, and watch your skills grow. The next big app could be yours! 💻🇳🇬 #TechNigeria #AppDevelopment"
If you’re learning app development in Naija, you're already ahead. Mobile apps are shaping the future of business. Start small, build for your community, and watch your skills grow. The next big app could be yours! 💻🇳🇬 #TechNigeria #AppDevelopment"
January 5, 2025 at 8:10 PM
If you’re learning app development in Naija, you're already ahead. Mobile apps are shaping the future of business. Start small, build for your community, and watch your skills grow. The next big app could be yours! 💻🇳🇬 #TechNigeria #AppDevelopment"