One thing I learned from freelancing and working in IT:
Clients don't care how complex the code is. They care about the problem it solves.
Good software isn't about writing more code.
It's about solving the right problem.
Day 10.
Looking for a Motion Video Editor for an upcoming project.
If you’re skilled in motion graphics, animations, and short-form video editing, DM me with your portfolio.
After years of working for others and freelancing, I'm now working on something of my own.
Still early. Still figuring things out.
But I'm excited to see where this journey takes me.
Day 9.
One thing freelancing taught me:
Never assume you fully understand the requirement.
Ask questions. Clarify the scope. Confirm the expectations.
A few minutes of discussion can save hours of development later.
Day 8.
One week into my new chapter.
So far, I've shared lessons from IT, freelancing, software development and my YouTube journey.
Still early, but I'm enjoying the process of documenting it.
One week down. Many more to go.
Day 7.
One thing I learned as a developer:
Don't start coding before understanding the problem.
A clear requirement can save hours of development.
Write less code. Ask better questions.
Day 6.
Before software development became my career, I was already sharing it online.
100+ videos. 10K+ subscribers.
YouTube taught me more than content creation — consistency, communication and building an audience.
Now I'm bringing those lessons into my next chapter.
Day 5.
I've spent the last few years learning, building software, freelancing and creating content.
Now I'm putting all those experiences together and trying something different.
Still figuring things out.
But I'm excited about what's ahead.
Day 4.
One of my freelance projects: a hotel booking app for a Lucknow client.
From hotel discovery to booking, I helped turn a real business idea into a working mobile product.
Day 3.
Working as a software developer taught me things no coding tutorial could.
Writing code is only part of the job. Understanding the problem matters more.
Requirements change. Communication and collaboration matter.
Now I'm building something of my own.
Day 2.
@developer_hamza We’d be interested in helping with this. We’re a software development agency experienced in building production-ready web applications and frontend products. Will DM you our portfolio.
@IgorWoorts Hey Igor, this sounds like a great fit. We’re a software development team experienced in building production-ready web/mobile products, APIs, and Figma-to-frontend implementations.
Happy to share our portfolio and discuss what you’re building. Sending you a DM.
@AAnihella Hey Nuella, this sounds interesting. I’m building Alogyan Technologies with a small development team and would love to learn more about the project. Happy to discuss how we could contribute.
@Maya_AI_Tech Hey Maya, we’d be interested in taking this up. I’m building Alogyan Technologies with a small development team, focused on web and mobile development. Could you share the project details and requirements?
@PrinceProjectX Hey Prince, interested in this. I’m building Alogyan Technologies with a small team and we have experience with JavaScript/React web applications. Would love to know more about the project and requirements.
@IamAtharvaGupta Hey Atharva, this sounds interesting. I’m a software developer with experience in web & mobile development, and I’m currently building Alogyan Technologies with a small team. We’d love to learn more about the project and see if we could contribute. Happy to connect.
A few days ago, I left my job as a Software Developer.
After years of working in IT, freelancing, building projects and creating content on YouTube, I'm starting something new.
No big announcement yet.
Just documenting the journey from day one.
Let's see where this goes.