CEO- Lijohtech Developers| Cybersecurity advocate | Cloud computing aficionado | Passionate about leveraging technology to drive innovation and solve problem
I believe in the Lord who maketh my paths straight. Ignoring the noise and listening from Him. I believe there is a time that is coming I will be celebrating @lijohtech being the best startup of the year. Our God never disappoints!
Bootstrap died?? ๐
I remember writing HTML + Bootstrap back in 2021 like I was building the next Facebook. ๐๐๐๐Then I entered the React world and somehow cheated my way into Tailwind CSS. ๐
Now I look at Bootstrap and Iโm like, โWaitโฆ youโre still alive?โ ๐ญ๐
Tailwind really made me forget half the Bootstrap classes I once knew.
I will live intentionally to ensure that everyone within my sphere of influence feels a genuine sense of belonging, knows that they matter, and is empowered to believe in themselves. I believe that true impact begins with intentionality with choosing to inspire, encourage, and uplift the people around us. And if we truly want to make a difference in the world, it must first begin with those closest to us.
#believeinyourself
We're making Git hosting more reliable, performant, and scalable.
This post traces 20 years of Git infrastructure and explains how that history led us to design and operate our Git storage, Origin, as if it were a database.
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Lets talk!! its okay to make mistakes, but never allow mistakes define you. James 3:2 โ reminds us that; We all stumble in many ways..But Prov 24:16 says the righteous fall but they rise again. Wake up and continue with the journey. With God, you will figure it out!! GOOD NIGHTโค๏ธ
Kuna lender - a politikos
Has like 20m in cash
You go give him like 50k .
Go flaunt the cash (or its delivered ) record haraka haraka Rudisha apee mwingine.
Do it 3 times daily iko mautas Ka sere
On the other side ukiona mans ako pesa you want to be like him apo SASA ndio geisha inashikana na Dettol
I am Building Vorte โก
A high-performance, open-source Python framework for intelligent backend systems.
Clean syntax. Native OpenAPI. Modular architecture.
Designed for speed, clarity, and real scalability.
๐ This is just the beginning.
Sales can excite you, but cash flow will save you. A business does not die because people are not buying. It dies when money comes in too slowly and obligations move too fast.
I came to hard realization that we as Kenyan Developers we are extremely westernized. The influence we have from san fransisco marketing has made us un aware of what our market demands.
We never talk to the SMEs owners, they are the ones who knows the expenditure and consumerism behavior of Kenyans at large. They have all the information, they may not explain it.
My point is we have a huge gap, and I think the ISP guys are the only tech bros who actually understand Kenyan market. Maybe we should break down our software sales into their model of per day per hour or per week.
Sticking to per month with a flat fee when your client tells you this month biashara haijakuwa sawa. They would pay only when they need it, otherwise they will always see it as an expense rather than a solution.
We approach each other from a Kiburi point of view which is why we have stacked github full of solutions they need but cant pay for it, and they have problems knowing very well we cant solve fully.
The Kenyan market is very flexible. It requires the creative mind not sticking to the same software template from Carlifornia. It wont work in Moi Avenue, it wont work in Kamkunji and it will be even worse in Kirinyaga road or Muthurwa.
That is why I respect Pick Up mtaani logistics. These are the guys who studied the volatility of the delivery and logistics scene for online shops. They did not push a software at first, they pushed for pickup stations.
I am learning these the hard way.