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[naive.dev @_naivedev]

If you can't, go through it without pulling locally, and keep a watch out for horizontal scrollbars or files that seem to have too many empty lines and the code is out of view. For instance, check this out - it was a bitbucket link

[naive.dev @_naivedev]

A new day, another fake web3 job with a "test" that contains obfuscated malicious code. Please beware and never run any code directly on your PC without going through it extensively

[DHH @dhh]

I sincerely have grown to love Bash. The constraint that even building an array is an arduous process is wonderful for keeping system configuration scripts brain-dead simple.

[Programmer Humor @PR0GRAMMERHUM0R]

vibeCodersHittingAcceptAll https://t.co/oZxWUdH5yl

[Programmer Humor @PR0GRAMMERHUM0R]

goodLuckUnderstandingMyFiftyClasses https://t.co/oJFVeF7F4D

[naive.dev @_naivedev]

#buildinpublic

[naive.dev @_naivedev]

Wait, do ya'll prefer one monitor or have multiple while coding? I'm a one monitor kind of guy 😅

[naive.dev @_naivedev]

When you are trying to make no mistakes remember - If you never take your eyes off your feet, you’ll never trip - you’ll also never know where you are going. At some point, you have to risk failure to move forward. You need to trust that even if you do trip, you wont be lost.

[naive.dev @_naivedev]

It's never been easier to build something.
It's never been harder to get people to care.

What are you doing to stand out?

#buildinpublic

[naive.dev @_naivedev]

Stop second guessing yourself. That project collecting dust and being a target for your monthly dependabot alerts, publish it, make it public, get reviews, get mocked for it, get claps, get stars, get subs. It only starts once you publish #buildinpublic

[naive.dev @_naivedev]

Been making some good progress on post tool. Before, only thought of it as a tool to create cool looking quotes. But after fleshing it out into an app that helps me do this, it's gradually becoming something bigger. Sample of the work
https://t.co/N1vQNyCRRE

[Small Step Fx @smallstepfx]

Competence is the quiet engine of success. It may not be as flashy as talent or luck, but it drives progress, builds trust, and delivers results when it matters most.

[Lane || Boot.dev @wagslane]

https://t.co/VdFYvAm8LE

[naive.dev @_naivedev]

@JorgeMenaDev basically, most of this is the result of me trying to solve a problem I and my wife were experiencing, and now kind of exploded into something real. so far, I've fleshed it out some more, & loved the process a lot. seeing something grow from idea to people testing it - super cool

[naive.dev @_naivedev]

Took the responses I got from friends & this is the progress in as far as making text look beautiful using a background. So far, this looks beautiful and more beckoning to users. Starting to feel slightly more than an mvp 😂

#buildinpublic

[naive.dev @_naivedev]

@JorgeMenaDev a bit of both. I didn't have a design to begin with, basically started solving a problem before I had fleshed it out - that kind of limited me to some extent, but also the tools. I decided to go with shadcn to quickly prototype, but would run into issues at times

[naive.dev @_naivedev]

@JorgeMenaDev started out small but now I'm already down the rabbit hole of improvements/tweaks. Focused on;

- Modern, clean UI and a bit of consistency for UI
- Responsiveness, navigation, consistency in interactions, and speed improvements in UX

These were the core elements for starters

[naive.dev @_naivedev]

@JorgeMenaDev Definitely agree. I had previously mentioned it on another tweet, this is what it looked like before (UI). At the time, I was focused on determining whether it could output cool looking posts, now I'm also thinking about the UI/UX too