Tunde Adekunle

A software developer, eager and passionate in bringing ideas to 🤔 reality.
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[Tunde Adekunle @Tundefelixade]

@dev___guy @X Fullstack

[Tunde Adekunle @Tundefelixade]

@dev_maims Java

[Tunde Adekunle @Tundefelixade]

I'm about to wrap up the first major milestone of my app:
Users can now sign up with email + password, follow movie channels and discover new ones, follow friend (recommendations based on shared channel interests), search for friends, send friend requests, accept/decline. #Tech

[Tunde Adekunle @Tundefelixade]

@TechpointAfrica Good one

[Tunde Adekunle @Tundefelixade]

@hasan28d Agent

[Tunde Adekunle @Tundefelixade]

@srishticodes Hi

[Srishti @srishticodes]

The fastest way to grow in tech?

Talk to people who are on the same journey.

If you're in this field, say hi :)

[Jimmy @Jimmy_Ships]

I’ve been switching between vibe coding and real coding a lot lately.

Vibe coding is amazing when I need to get a prototype on screen fast.

But when I start thinking about scale, flexibility, or long term maintenance, writing the actual code (with some AI help) always wins.

Figuring out a balance where I can move fast early, then build properly when the idea proves itself.

[Tunde Adekunle @Tundefelixade]

@Jimmy_Ships This is actual truth.

[Charles Dairo | Kindlybook @charles_dairo]

@leyeConnect Tech for hair stylists, barbers, makeup artists, nail techs, lash techs, massage therapists.

It’s called Kindlybook. 🙌🏾

[Tunde Adekunle @Tundefelixade]

@codewithpdev @nextjs @globalhubpost Yeah. Easy to fix though.

[Prince. @Princeoce]

You can be very skillful and still die of poverty. Importance of building in public.

[Tunde Adekunle @Tundefelixade]

@Princeoce Thanks. It's helpful. I'm gonna start doing this.

[React @reactjs]

There is critical vulnerability in React Server Components disclosed as CVE-2025-55182 that impacts React 19 and frameworks that use it.

A fix has been published in React versions 19.0.1, 19.1.2, and 19.2.1. We recommend upgrading immediately.

https://t.co/kue7kd0XEX

[Tunde Adekunle @Tundefelixade]

@e_opore Very explanatory and understandable. Thank you.

[Quincy Larson @ossia]

This weekend learn Cryptography for beginners with this FREE 1-hour Python course 🐍. Here are this week's five freeCodeCamp resources that are worth your time:

1. Learn how cryptography works, and how developers use it to secure both data and communication. freeCodeCamp just published a course that will teach you Python functions for symmetric and asymmetric encryption. You'll learn about SHA-256, AES, RSA, and public / private keys as well. You'll even code your own command-line cryptography tool. (1 hour YouTube course): https://t.co/BG3Rn1awFn

2. freeCodeCamp also published a course on building your own 3D games that run in a browser using Three.js and Blender. You'll learn how to model characters, design levels, detect collisions, and make the camera follow your playable character. You'll even deploy your game to the cloud so your friends can play it. (6 hour YouTube course): https://t.co/4bGk9WNfGZ

3. On this week's podcast I interview a self-taught developer with nearly a decade of software engineering experience. Patrick Hartley had to drop out of college to provide for his family. He taught himself programming while working at a thrift store, getting experience by freelancing and building his own apps. After 10 years as a dev, he turned down opportunities at big tech companies so he could continue working remotely from Oklahoma City. He shares tips for building foundational Python and JavaScript skills, surviving meetings as an introvert, and landing remote roles – even when you're competing with the global developer talent pool. (1 hour watch or listen in your favorite podcast app): https://t.co/hNnODCg332

4. Learn Event-Driven Architecture. freeCodeCamp published this advanced JavaScript handbook that will teach you about Event Loops, Task Queues, Call Stacks, Backpressure, Websockets, Pub/Sub, and more. Take your full stack development skills to the next level and be sure to share this with your developer friends. (full length handbook): https://t.co/vLEeKRLMax

5. freeCodeCamp also published our first ever guitar course. You'll learn beginner music theory concepts like chords and scales. You'll then map them to the guitar fretboard. You'll also learn guitar-specific techniques like barre chords. I learned guitar during the pandemic and am having an absolute blast with it. I hope you will, too. (1 hour YouTube course): https://t.co/60XImF7F38

For 11 years now, freeCodeCamp has built open source courses on math, programming, and computer science. Those will always be our main focus, but I hope you dig that we're also gradually adding topics like music, world languages, and even chess. If you want to help our charity ensure that the future of education is open, please support our mission: https://t.co/PJXlqTfhI9

Quote of the Week:
“I'd be happy sitting in a basement coding 8 hours a day. But I'm growing a lot faster trying to be an extrovert.” — Self-taught Software Engineer Patrick Hartley on this week's freeCodeCamp podcast

Happy coding!

[Tunde Adekunle @Tundefelixade]

@ossia I'll be glad to do this along

[Tunde Adekunle @Tundefelixade]

@ycombinator This is great. Can't wait to start using it.

[Tunde Adekunle @Tundefelixade]

@e_opore @csaba_kissi Yes, complete list I think.

[Tunde Adekunle @Tundefelixade]

@bosuntijani @OGSG_Official Please sir, is the MCQ still holding tomorrow, and where is innovation park in Abeokuta? I'll appreciate your response.