Opensaucery

a research and development lab building engineering solutions for a sustainable and efficient future.

[Opensaucery @opensaucery]

2026 we’re engineering results, not just ideas.
From concept to completion, thank you for trusting us.

Happy New Year! 🎊

[GDG Akure @gdg_akure]

We’re welcoming @opensaucery as a sponsor for #DevFestAkure25

They’re currently building Cendit, the Web3 bank that lets you spend your crypto instantly

Coming soon with
• Virtual & Physical Cards
• Instant Transfers
• Smart Savings

Join the waitlist https://t.co/nOS4gNvDqM

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Ready to experience crypto banking on Cendit?

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The web3 bank for everyone!

[opensaucerer @opensaucerer]

Think of your speakers as a car engine, and the volume control as the gas pedal where 100% is the maximum power you can give the engine. Now, when you turn up VLC's volume to 200%, it’s like adding a supercharger to the engine, forcing it to pump out more power.

But here's the catch: VLC doesn’t just blast everything louder. It selectively boosts the quieter parts of the sound while preventing the already loud parts from getting out of control just like tuning the engine to avoid burning out.

However, if you push it too far, you risk speaker distortion, like an engine overheating because it’s being pushed too hard.

[opensaucerer @opensaucerer]

Over 32 months ago, I had an idea called Surf, a program aimed at helping techies with internet data subscription every weekend.

Several months after, I realized the idea was a solid and that many people - techies or not - need internet time for survival and that birthed @opensauceryf

So far, we've issued out over 15,000 GB of data to over 1,500 people and will continue to support humans with many more programs to come.

We're currently experimenting with a new program called Geneinus and hope to make it available to the public soon enough.

[Opensaucery @opensaucery]

@Highlyfa4dd @opensauceryf Happy new year! 🍀

[Opensaucery @opensaucery]

2025 is here, and so are new opportunities to grow, build & thrive!
This year isn’t about perfect starts; it’s about consistent steps.

It’s not about doing everything; it’s about doing the right things.
Here’s to:
Dreams that inspire
Plans that challenge
Wins worth celebrating

[Opensaucery @opensaucery]

@Ese_Obox Happy new year! 🍀

[Opensaucery @opensaucery]

@Yalsmusa Happy new year! 🍀

[Opensaucery @opensaucery]

@myyearofmercy Happy new year! 🍀

[opensaucerer @opensaucerer]

Becoming a Backend Engineer: A Diversified List of Resources I've Used and Know Can Help Guide You

A Definitive Guide to HTTP
https://t.co/rPpK1fbRHD

Beginner's Guide to the Python Programming Language 
https://t.co/yfag8kz8dK

Python Object Oriented Programming
https://t.co/RISKtYGIow

Python Environment Setup
https://t.co/fYGa2Wv9Fq

A Possibly Wholesome Guide to Data Structures and Algorithms in Python
https://t.co/s9ZeNsL3vi

https://t.co/HuCT8e3NG6

Backend with Python and Flask
https://t.co/4x2cpEpWUL

https://t.co/sf1gGnC7jj

Backend with Python and Django
https://t.co/gpJ468QmTD

Beginner's Guide to the Go Programming Language 
https://t.co/Oiq5pEIlM4

Beginner's Guide to Random Go Concepts
https://t.co/Tb7SrHtZB2

A Possibly Wholesome Guide to Data Structures and Algorithms in Go
https://t.co/fCa9gchBb6

https://t.co/lOMNokrS7I

Backend APIs in Go 
https://t.co/FwfS67Cadb

Testing in Go
https://t.co/3SbIAaDtrg

Beginner's Guide to the JavaScript Programming Language 
https://t.co/ZTVoH7j7x8

Projects for the JavaScript Programming Language
https://t.co/zw7vE7T8z2

https://t.co/Llbp6Nl66p

A Possibly Wholesome Guide to Data Structures and Algorithms in JavaScript 
https://t.co/CiQ3wNXcxN

https://t.co/kbKkZHDwKg

Beginner's Guide to Random JavaScript Concepts
https://t.co/oyPCSw08BO

Backend with JavaScript, NodeJS and Express 
https://t.co/iC8ZBmoulD

Projects for Backend with JavaScript, NodeJS and Express 
https://t.co/OWLoowhlMZ

API for Beginners with Flask and JavaScript 
https://t.co/cLVbbbpqoz

SQL Basics
https://t.co/lmw0930hnN

SQL and a Lot More 
https://t.co/rgFI01W3Q9

Beginner's Guide to PostgreSQL
https://t.co/uMFR9eqmud

Beginner's Guide to MongoDB
https://t.co/tusTEYbOQT

Beginners Guide to Microservices with Python
https://t.co/cKgl2AKRob

Beginner's Guide to Docker with NodeJS
https://t.co/W39XT0cijp

Beginner's Guide to Docker with Go
https://t.co/gzLsOD5jGp

https://t.co/S7Cl72wr2p

RabbitMQ Queue with Go
https://t.co/SgZKXCZDw0

Deploying to AWS EBS with Go
https://t.co/vkVyKC9LHA

Beginner's Guide to GitHub Actions
https://t.co/tb6qLjHm13

Beginner's Guide to Version Control with Git and GitHub
https://t.co/VmpzU00ViX

Beginner's Guide to Postman
https://t.co/8G7HFA5mb2

Beginner's Guide to Random Security Concepts
https://t.co/pgyLRkzuUu

ChatGPT as a programming tool
https://t.co/U9RhUw4lvB

[opensaucerer @opensaucerer]

Becoming a Backend Engineer: A Language-Agnostic Guide

Becoming a backend engineer involves understanding a myriad of concepts and technologies. Here's an attempt to provide you with a sorta structured roadmap to guide your learning journey.

[Opensaucery @opensaucery]

We're working on some exciting projects and yours can be one of them 👨‍🍳

[opensaucerer @opensaucerer]

Now live?

https://t.co/SGwyp1p4Um

[Opensaucery @opensaucery]

We're working on something new 🕯️

Vibranium - a versatile validation package for all Go applications

https://t.co/jY4eTBzjLg

[opensaucerer @opensaucerer]

You should try out Barf in your next Go project.

Although I authored it, I think it's a cool framework nonetheless.

[Teaᡣ𐭩 @TeaTheDeveloper]

Try out Barf y'all 🫶🏻

[nimí @nimiwtf]

use barf in your next golang side project

[Opensaucery @opensaucery]

Thanks to @sopethedev Barf now has support for

- HTTPS server instance
- middlewares on single routes

Checkout the latest release
https://t.co/iFMH54Fag9