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?

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

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!

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.

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.

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? 👇

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? 👇

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?

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

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