I've finally released a prototype of my portfolio website:
https://t.co/YVApqWAfTu
It is heavily inspired by the portfolio of @cydstumpel
Also thanks to @bruno_simon three.js course!
I also documented the whole process in my last video: https://t.co/731O16a42J
#threejs#r3f
I created a recap of why I actually build mensorai.
At this point it's still just a passion project, because I had this problem myself, but it's growing!
Try it out yourself, to build your YouTube knowledge database: https://t.co/1p5JcLN2ir
A lot more is coming!
@rutu_3 I would say the ai is just as smart as the person using it. If someone with 0 coding experience and knowledge of how larger scale projects should be handled starts a project, it will work initially but in the long run you‘ll get more and more problems
For the past few days i've been checking out Da Nang, because I heard good things.
The city seems really modern, the traffic is pretty chill (for vietnamese conditions) and i like the cafe and co-working culture around here. And your right next to the beach. Coming back here
It’s definitely getting better, but without proper guidance it’s still pretty lost.
I’m so glad I learned programming before AI was such a big thing. Having experience how to manage larger projects just makes it so much easier and more efficient vibe code now.
I'm documenting this entire journey:
Freelancing tips
Remote work realities
Building in public
Life as a digital nomad dev
Follow along if you're on a similar path or considering it.
Let's build something great while seeing the world 🌍💻
March 2025: I quit my full-time job in Germany.
Today: I'm coding from Bali (have to keep up with the clichés) with 2 freelance clients and building my own projects.
Here's what happened when I decided to burn the boats 🧵
If you're a developer thinking about this path:
Start freelancing BEFORE you quit. Build a safety net. Test the waters.
I got lucky timing if I'm being honest, because people from my network knew my plan and connected with with the clients I got now.