I build AI-powered software applications that drive traffic, converts, and scales for businesses.
- TypeScript | AI agents/workflows.
- Open to remote roles.
Good engineering drives revenue.
I’m Abayomi, a 400L Computer Science student building custom web apps, technical SEO, and AI workflows for founders who want their platforms to perform.
Check out what I’m building: https://t.co/RxVP7iWndU
@dev_maims Cool, but can anyone get paid for it?
Anyone can also open an IDE or prompt an AI.
Getting a client to part with actual cash is the real differentiator.
Provide the value, secure the pay, and keep moving.
@honour_can_code Two startups can build the exact same "feature set" but they never end up being the same product.
Execution, distribution, UX details, and brand trust will always split them apart. Ideas are rarely unique but how you reach and treat users is the entire differentiator.
A wise man once said:
"A fierce storm swept across the plains, snapping the rigid oak tree in two.
The slender willow bent low with the howling wind, offering no resistance to the gale.
When morning broke, only the willow stood tall, alive because it knew when to bend"
One of the FE engineers I really admire and respect once swore he would never work with people or use AI to code, but now he complains about the Claude code limit being a bottleneck even on his plan.
Give it time; you will adjust too.
Before committing months to learning a new technology, take fifteen minutes to consult a working professional in the space.
A single conversation before you start can save you countless hours of wasted effort and point your career in the right direction.
@fidexcode There is no "best time" in tech. Success depends on when you build value, not when you started. Some pandemic-era entries (2019-2022) burned out, others starting today (2026) are thriving.
My opinion!
@mediastorm_en watching Tim spin this phone is giving me anxiety. When you convert the market price to Naira, that's literally a 3.5kVA Solar Inverter setup and a MacBook Pro balancing on a single piece of wood. One slip and a whole workspace infrastructure is gone! 😂
@ekemini58110 What "sloopy" means depends on what the client wants and is willing to pay for.
While we can make suggestions on what seems "amazing" to us as dev, the actual look, feel, and behaviour of a site depends on what the client views as "good"
AI can build amazing software applications.
But to build what businesses actually need, you have to be the orchestrator of context, workflows, and intent.