Muis

Studying Mechatronics | Frontend Engineer | Founder @myhappr.

[Muis @Charmingdc01]

I'm Muis, a Frontend engineer skilled in React and Next.js.

I build responsive and professional user interfaces/web applications by leveraging modern frontend technologies with keen attention to speed, accessibility, optimization e.t.c to improve overall user experience.

[Tech_baby @Tech_babby]

Please if you see this.. Kindly Re-introduce yourself like you mean it. Be loud!! Opportunities are everywhere 🤲🏽

[Muis @Charmingdc01]

huge win 🥹

[Samuel Tuoyo @TuoyoS26091]

KEEP BUILDING.
KEEP CREATING.
KEEP SHOWING UP.

Every post, every project, every line of code, every design, every video, every idea , it all adds up.

This June, focus on staying consistent. Your audience is growing. Your work matters. Your next supporter could be one share away.

Happy New Month from @myhappr 💜

[Ønos 👨‍💻 @DevText16]

Hello, I'm Onos.
Full-stack Software Engineer.
I code with Next.js, NestJS, TypeScript, Go etc.
Built beautiful UIs & scalable backends.
Portfolio: https://t.co/dC73vKrLw6
GitHub: https://t.co/1vJhwsNDCR

I built @brevpulse, an Ai digest tool

Thank you.

[Myhappr @myhappr]

Introducing MyHappr.

Alot of African bloggers, developers, designers, creators, artists,streamers, and even people sharing free resources online still don’t have a simple way for their fans to tip/support them online wherever their audience finds them.

[Muis @Charmingdc01]

How it all started!

Now @myhappr is live with people already supporting and receiving supports 💜, check it out and make it easier for your fans to support you.

create your page now, https://t.co/4La5kPG63N

[Muis @Charmingdc01]

"I’m ditching Next.js for React to speed up development" - my device couldn’t handle the lag!

Now teaming up with @TuoyoS26091 (cracked B.E) to build Happr, a BuyMeACoffee alternative for Nigerians 🇳🇬

What do do you think? Cooking or already cooked?

[Muis @Charmingdc01]

@FavourAdetomiwa @TuoyoS26091 @myhappr It's basically a creator support platform, you sign up, create your @myhappr page, configure the necessary settings like payout and share link to where your audience already exists to start receiving tips ( we call it SMILES )

[Muis @Charmingdc01]

@akinkunmi @honour_can_code @myhappr In the main time, why don't you try checking out the project beyond just the landing page 🌚

[Samuel Tuoyo @TuoyoS26091]

Yo chat, Introducing my startup @myhappr
Basically Buymeacoffee alternative for Africans.
> Create your account
> Add your payout details
> Start receiving tips/support from other countries too.
> Withdraw your earnings.

Checkout the platform out. https://t.co/BWiU1kCQjN

[Muis @Charmingdc01]

@honour_can_code One already exists, built for Africans.

https://t.co/D1t1Pta7Mm @myhappr

[Muis @Charmingdc01]

@akinkunmi @honour_can_code @myhappr Alright man, thanks for pointing this out.

We were just too focused on the functionalities during development, taking note of this.

[Muis @Charmingdc01]

@talltechbro @akinkunmi @honour_can_code @myhappr Any reason for that?

[Muis @Charmingdc01]

@akinkunmi @honour_can_code @myhappr Why do you say that? What gives you that perception.

Just curious, so we can work on it ASAP. Because it's a serious solution and we tested it against multiple edge cases

[Tosin Olugbenga @TosinOlugbenga]

We need to start supporting startups built in Africa for a global market.

There are many products built by African founders that anyone in the world can use.

I mentioned one in this video and see more here https://t.co/g5NCzuisV6

[Muis @Charmingdc01]

@TosinOlugbenga Thanks a lot for the shout-out sir, and the product he's talking about is @myhappr , a creator support platform tailored for creators in African countries and UK ( more countries to be supported soon ).

You just create a page, share your link and let your fans make you smile 😊

[Muis @Charmingdc01]

@TosinOlugbenga Thanks for all you do sir.

[Samuel Tuoyo @TuoyoS26091]

Yo, Happy Sunday chat.

Working on a payments feature today and ran into an interesting edge case.

When a user clicks “Cancel” on the Flutterwave checkout, it redirects back to my callback URL with ?status=cancelled, which I use to update the transaction state in my DB.

But there’s a bigger problem: users can just close the tab during checkout. That leaves some transactions stuck in a “pending” state in my ledger.

To handle that, I added a background job that periodically finds stale pending transactions and marks them as expired/cancelled after a timeout window.

Flutterwave also sends a webhook when a payment is eventually completed, which is what I treat as the final source of truth for successful payments.

This setup basically handles most real-world edge cases like abandoned checkouts etc

[Muis @Charmingdc01]

@honour_can_code https://t.co/V3XVao3FRJ

[Muis @Charmingdc01]

@TuoyoS26091 The Intl object is just too goated fr 🔥

[Muis @Charmingdc01]

@whakee_ Check your DM biko