Most agencies lose client work because it needs dev they don't have.
I fix that.
I'm a full-stack engineer (AWS Certified) helping agencies scale delivery with custom tech + automation; white-label, so it's your name on the client work, not mine.
After talking to our users, many freelancers and agencies, most of them agreed on one thing: they donโt want to receive the money from their clients directly to their bank accounts they want to get paid with cryptocurrencies.
So we have added that to Moodlens Todo.
Now you can plan the project with Moody, and with one click, he turns it into structured tasks on your board. Then, when you start working on any task, simply start the timer, and he will calculate the exact amount you should bill your client based on how much you charge per hour.
Once the tasks are done, they automatically go to the invoice, and you can simply create a crypto payment link for that invoice.
We also support bank accounts and PayPal.
And you can set payment reminders, so no chasing anymore. Your client will automatically get reminded about the invoice, and they will have a link to pay online.
Most agencies lose client work because it needs dev they don't have.
I fix that.
I'm a full-stack engineer (AWS Certified) helping agencies scale delivery with custom tech + automation; white-label, so it's your name on the client work, not mine.
Then it clicked. Now I'm in full control of my machine, the terminal doesn't scare me, and I spent 2 hours once just to find the right video codec to watch a movie ๐
Linux made me a better engineer. Highly recommend the switch.
#Linux#Fedora#Windows10#100DaysOfCode
Switched from Windows 10 to Fedora Linux in October and never looked back.
No dual boot. Cold turkey. Big daddy Clinton went all in ๐ค
First few weeks? Forums, LLMs, subreddits, terminal errors, dependency hell. The GUI was no longer the source of truth.
I'm a full-stack developer based in Lagos.
I build with React, Next.js, and Webflow.
AWS certified. Fast delivery. Clear communication.
I'm sharing my entire build journey publicly, including client projects, income, lessons, and failures.
๐ ๏ธ Work in progress!
Designing a sleek medical job platform in Figma focused on clarity, access & ease for healthcare workers.
Hereโs a sneak peek ๐
Thoughts?
#Figma#uiuxdesign#MedicalJobs#DesignInProgress
day 3 of #100DaysOfCode Completed:
- I learned about encapsulation and abstraction in OOP
-I learned Class methods and object methods, and their attributes
-sending request data using APIs
- working with JSON files
I built a dad joke project using API from icanhazdadjoke_com
Day 3 of #100DaysOfCode completed.
-I learned about mysql and creating database,tables and method to manipulate data
-using requests module for Https in python
-study about APIs
-Took a break and watch F1 movie(Senna)
Day 2 of #100DaysOfCode Completed:
-I learned about error handling in python and the different types of errors and their respective meaning.
-I learned about the Try & except block, raising an error
- modules, __name__ variable etc
-I designed a hero section using Figma.