DevGoodluck

Software Engineer focused on blockchain infrastructure, distributed systems, and market data platforms.

[DevGoodluck @bassy_goodluck]

Hi, I am Goodluck,

A Fullstack Software Engineer.

Let’s connect 🤝

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@The__Vyrus When you experience accidented vehicle once, all these cheap cars no go move you again..

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Unpopular opinion:
Knowing Solidity doesn't automatically make you a blockchain engineer.
Smart contracts live on the application layer. The fun part happens in the layers beneath.

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@eliz883 TEbftYCRGNUB1LxLYH35Be9BLe3oux627v

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@ayomidedaddyj Many guys in Nigeria don’t know the difference between Chinese cars and US cars..

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@MiracleAgitan_ It’s always good to listen to @TheQueenArit speak on this space.. she’s always so real and honest.

[Akintola Steve @Akintola_steve]

There’s a career trap a lot of Nigerian developers fall into without even noticing.

Most Engineers optimise for breadth instead of depth.

React today, NestJS tomorrow, Django after that, then Go, then Rust, then whatever framework is trending next week.

Every new tech feels like progress because it adds another line to the CV.

But none of it actually builds a reputation.

One thing you all should know is this: developers who are getting the highest leverage in the Nigerian remote market right now are not the ones who know the most tools.

They’re the ones who are known for something specific.

“The engineer who builds payment systems.”

“The engineer who can scale Node.js services to serious traffic.”

“The engineer who understands Nigerian fintech infrastructure deeply.”

That kind of clarity compounds over time.

A wide skill set without a clear identity just becomes a long list of things you’ve touched.

At some point, it stops being about what you can use.

It becomes about what people associate you with.

So, as a person, here's my advice:
Pick a lane, go deep, then stay there long enough for it to start speaking for you.

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@Akintola_steve I just had a conversation with a friend about this.. Building reputation in a specific field and knowing it deeply is the best way to gain advantage in this markets.

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@chinedu_10 This is the beauty of Type based languages like typescript, rust etc.. once your code has strict typing, it’s easier to catch these bugs..

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@NathanWorsley_ absolutely, that's likely where the true struggle for an open AI ecosystem will be decided.

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@zord4n we've spent years optimizing transaction costs while ignoring coordination costs. fragmented liquidity has to be the bigger UX problem in crypto.

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@_Konqueror_Khan You can’t compare Chinese Benzo and American Benzo bro.. The performance are not thesame..

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@ccthekreator That’s the Monday Energy

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@0xNessus this is what good protocol design looks like, protecting the system is important, but helping users avoid getting wiped out matters too.

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One of the biggest mistakes you can make now as a developer is to try and fight the use of AI.

There’s no point fighting with a machine, the odds are against you.

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@PhilippZentner I absolutely agree, good companies don't just build products, they build the ability to keep winning

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While I do admit that good things take time to build, I think this generally applies in their time, 8 years ago it'll take 2 months and a team of 2-4 engineers to get MVP ready, now it takes 2 days and a guy without real development experience to get the MVP ready.
The times have changed massively.. hence the demands on startups and founders to move at that pace..

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@SimonHoiberg I think being a generalist keeps the mind open, and it's always easier to pivot with changing tools and methods faster than specialists who are sold to their way of doing things.

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@andyyy it's hard to ignore an L1 that's already owning a major use case instead of chasing one. That's what makes Hyperliquid different

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@MobiusExchange @yzilabs @FinalityCap @l2iterative @therollupco @snzholding @_inceptioncap @ContributionCap congratulations team