Eniola Omoniyi

Frontend Developer 💻 | Building responsive websites | Learning React Native | Sharing the journey

[Eniola Omoniyi @Ennyolatobi]

Hi, I'm Eniola 👋🏽

I'm a frontend developer building responsive websites and learning React Native.

I'll be sharing:
• Projects
• Lessons from real projects.
• Frontend tips
• Freelancing lessons
Follow along!

[Eniola Omoniyi @Ennyolatobi]

Try it out: https://t.co/X7OoKLdv1C

[Eniola Omoniyi @Ennyolatobi]

Ever wondered what goes into building an app like this?

I've been building EcoRide with React Native, working on the UI, navigation, ride discovery, commute planning, and trip management.

Here's a glimpse of what I can bring to life.

#ReactNative

[Eniola Omoniyi @Ennyolatobi]

Ever wondered what goes into building an app like this?

I've been building EcoRide with React Native, working on the UI, navigation, ride discovery, commute planning, and trip management.

Here's a glimpse of what I can bring to life.

#ReactNative

[Eniola Omoniyi @Ennyolatobi]

Last week, my team presented Atmos, our Weather Viewer App!

As team lead, I learned that building software takes more than code. It takes teamwork, problem solving, & collaboration.
Proud of what we built with React Native and Expo!

Try it
https://t.co/JrVmimGg6K
#TechCrush

[Eniola Omoniyi @Ennyolatobi]

Graduated from TechCrush! 🎓🚀

Grateful for the lessons, challenges, & growth throughout my mobile development journey. This is only the beginning. More learning, more building, bigger dreams!

#TechCrush #ReactNative #Tech4Africans #MobileDevelopment #WomenInTech @TechCrushHQ

[Eniola Omoniyi @Ennyolatobi]

I thought a Task Manager would be easy.

I was wrong. 😂

This React Native assignment taught me a lot about Zustand, useState, AsyncStorage, navigation, and state management.

Biggest lesson: local vs global state matters.

Built. Debugged. Learned. 🚀

#ReactNative #Zustand

[Eniola Omoniyi @Ennyolatobi]

MyApp is finally done.

What looks like a simple app now came with navigation, forms, validation, APIs, loading states, errors… and plenty of debugging.
The real win wasn't finishing it.
It was finally understanding what I was building.
One project down.

#ReactNative

[Eniola Omoniyi @Ennyolatobi]

The API responded. I celebrated.
Then I asked: “What happens when it doesn’t?”
That led me into loading states, error handling, POST requests, and pull-to-refresh.
A small React Native project, but a big lesson in how apps actually communicate with servers.
One step closer. 🚀

[Eniola Omoniyi @Ennyolatobi]

I thought building a login screen in React Native would be easy. 😅

It wasn't.

Safe areas, inputs, icons, password visibility, custom buttons... and a few bugs fighting me along the way

Still learning. Still building. One screen at a time.

#ReactNative #FrontendDev

[Eniola Omoniyi @Ennyolatobi]

React Native humbled me. 😂

I kept looking for <ul> and <li> before realizing mobile apps don't think like the web.

FlatList and SectionList completely changed my mindset.

Learning every day. 🚀

What React Native concept surprised you most?

#ReactNative #Frontend #JavaScript

[Eniola Omoniyi @Ennyolatobi]

Working with clients has taught me something important:

People don't really care what framework you used.

They care that their website works, loads quickly, and helps their business.

[Eniola Omoniyi @Ennyolatobi]

Thought React Native would be easy because I already knew React.
I was wrong. 😅

No <div>, no <button>, and one typo can break everything.

Skipped the Pokémon tutorial and built football player cards instead.

Learning a lot. More React Native projects coming. 🚀

[Eniola Omoniyi @Ennyolatobi]

One thing I've learned recently:

A website isn't good just because it looks beautiful.

It's good because people can quickly find what they need and take action.

Good design isn't just about looks, it solves problems.

[Eniola Omoniyi @Ennyolatobi]

@misl_nelly Disagree.
If you can solve a problem and deliver quality work, you can start freelancing.
Experience grows with every client.

[Eniola Omoniyi @Ennyolatobi]

I used to think becoming a better developer meant learning more frameworks.

The more client work I do, the more I realize communication and problem-solving matter just as much as writing good code.

[Eniola Omoniyi @Ennyolatobi]

Excited to have completed a 4-month ALX Software Engineering programme in Front-End Web Development 🎉
This journey sharpened my skills in building responsive UIs, writing clean code, & solving real-world problems. Grateful for the growth and ready for what’s next 🚀
#FrontendDev

[Eniola Omoniyi @Ennyolatobi]

Small win, big motivation!
I successfully integrated an API into my capstone project & seeing real-time movie data load felt incredibly rewarding. Moments like this remind me why I enjoy building small wins, steady progress, & lots of learning along the way.
#LearningInPublic

[Eniola Omoniyi @Ennyolatobi]

NYSC Lagos camp almost over grateful for the growth, discipline & connections. As a UI graduate, I am seeking a PPA in software/web development to build, learn & contribute. Open to internships! 🚀
#NYSC2025 #TechCorper #FrontendDev #SoftwareDevelopment #LagosCorper #PPAWanted

[Eniola Omoniyi @Ennyolatobi]

🎓 Officially a BSc Political Science (Honors) graduate from the University of Ibadan!
Four years of growth, late night studies, leadership, and unforgettable memories. Grateful to everyone who supported me. Here’s to the next chapter! 🚀 #Graduation #NewBeginnings

[Eniola Omoniyi @Ennyolatobi]

When learning feels like climbing a mountain barefoot frustrating and slow remember, that’s where growth happens.
Those tough days teach patience, humility, and persistence.
Keep going, you’re growing in silence. 💪
What keeps you motivated when it gets hard?
#LearningJourney