AbdulAzeez retweeted
React isn’t a UI library.
It’s mostly a scheduler and a reconciler. The DOM is just one renderer plugged into them.
I read the source and wrote up what’s really in there.
alexandretrotel.org/articles…
AbdulAzeez retweeted
Introducing Comark UI: the Nuxt UI for the Comark ecosystem.
40+ components for your Markdown.
comark-ui.onmax.me
ALT Bento grid of Comark UI components around a black Comark UI tile: annotated screenshots, before/after comparison, charts from tables, suggested changes, badge builder, AI chat, linter, file trees, and LaTeX math.
AbdulAzeez retweeted
Heeey!
I just created Naijaflappybird
One of the most fun game you would ever play...
Have fun! 🎉🎉🎉
naijaflappybird.xyz
AbdulAzeez retweeted
It's finally here!
After months of designing, building, and experimenting, We're excited to officially launch Meshkit. A growing library of high-quality 3D icons built to give designers more flexibility in their creative work.
Explore it here: meshkit.design
AbdulAzeez retweeted
You can now customize your page with different themes to match your personality.
Which of these four themes is your favourite? 😃
1, 2, 3 or 4?
🔗 buymeamalt.com
Well, I built it! 🥳🥤
Introducing Buy Me a Malt 🍻
A simple way for people to support your work, appreciate your effort, or just buy you a malt.
Whether you're a creator, developer, designer, or someone who simply deserves a little appreciation, you can create your own page and start receiving support.
No complicated setup. Just create your page, share your link, and let people show you some love.
Built entirely on @Dbriij's infrastructure, from domain, hosting, database, emailing, to asset storage.
Payments powered by @BachsHQ (of course ❤️).
Give it a try: buymeamalt.com
And yes, you can buy me a malt too, please! 😂
buymeamalt.com/@unclebigbay
AbdulAzeez retweeted
Well, I built it! 🥳🥤
Introducing Buy Me a Malt 🍻
A simple way for people to support your work, appreciate your effort, or just buy you a malt.
Whether you're a creator, developer, designer, or someone who simply deserves a little appreciation, you can create your own page and start receiving support.
No complicated setup. Just create your page, share your link, and let people show you some love.
Built entirely on @Dbriij's infrastructure, from domain, hosting, database, emailing, to asset storage.
Payments powered by @BachsHQ (of course ❤️).
Give it a try: buymeamalt.com
And yes, you can buy me a malt too, please! 😂
buymeamalt.com/@unclebigbay
Should I just build "Buy Me a Malt" powered by @bachs_hq, so Nigerian creators can receive support without all the payment integration wahala? 👀🥤
I built it for myself on Naija Radio, and now I'm thinking, why not make it available to everyone? 🤔
AbdulAzeez retweeted
I have played over 10+ games launched by you all but I can hardly remember the URL of 3 games of 10 games I have played, from Lagos Life to danfo Run and others. Because of that I built FirstPlay, one place to find and play all the Nigerian games without Google searching individually.
It’s live: firstplay.fun
@Dominus_Kelvin @samueldaraAbayomi @chinedu_10 @ebenezerDN @Ransom__beats @mxochai @the_boludada @Zadibun @Amospikins @TheObiLeonard @saheedniyi_02 @Shalom_HeyEliy
AbdulAzeez retweeted
I built Nidaa (نِدَاء), a bot that delivers prayer notifications as a text message right to your WhatsApp and Telegram DMs.
Designed for meetings, classrooms, and offices where phone audio is set to silent.
Link in the comment section.
AbdulAzeez retweeted
Introducing RevIndex.ng — A database of verified Nigerian business revenues.
Supports @bachs_hq, @paystack and @theflutterwave.
Excited to see your listings.
Someone should build TrustMRR for African builders🙏
We have Bachs builders making good money from side projects they spun up in weeks. I wish I could share the proof so other builders can see what’s possible and get motivated
If someone builds it, we’ll ship public keys so builders can voluntarily share their stats
AbdulAzeez retweeted
I guess I’ll be recording myself a lot more while I work 😂
In case you’re seeing my page for the first time, WELCOME.
Over the years, I’ve worked on hundreds of websites and mobile apps for people & businesses worldwide.
From 100+ to 10K+ users, and even 1M+ downloads.
AbdulAzeez retweeted
Our product just got approved on the gamms app,
More to come soon
Reduce your server bills, and get instant offline web access to your website by using flux today
To explore the docs , visit : tsworldtechflux.dev and get started .
@gdglagos
AbdulAzeez retweeted
I love it when new tools challenge the giants. Sometimes, those repos with fewer stars and less popularity achieve more than the bigger ones.
Let's have it...
TanStack Start vs. Next
For context: I built Stunk–a state management library that is efficient!
ALT stunk-logo
AbdulAzeez retweeted
npm package is now available as @glintjs/core.
planning on adding dedicated packages for react, vue, etc. (like @glintjs/react as a component package), but school schedule's tough right now.
if you're interested, feel free to contribute and open a pr.
ps: the docs mention the npm package, but it's not live yet.
for now, glint is available via the http api:
"glint-dev.vercel.app/api/ava…?<options>"
you can read about it at the http-api section of the documentation
npm soon.
AbdulAzeez retweeted
just shipped glint: a deterministic gradient avatar generator.
> deterministic avatars from any seed
> hashes the seed into gradients
> svg string or png output
> initials support
> blur & noise effects
> rounded or square variants
link in replies. it's opensource btw
AbdulAzeez retweeted
Hello everyone, i built Dokugen.
Dokugen is an open-source CLI tool that automatically generates and updates README files for your projects. It scans your codebase, understand what your project does, and writes a detailed, accurate README so you don't have to spend time doing it yourself.
Here is how it works: You install it once globally on your machine, either via Node.js (npm install -g dokugen or pnpm add -g dokugen) or via Python (pip install dokugen or uv tool install dokugen). Then you just run it inside any project folder. It works with any language or framework, React, Node, Python, Go, Rust, Java, PHP, C++, Django, whatever.
For example, a developer on a Go project can run dokugen to get an interactive menu, or dokugen generate to generate a README file directly. Developers can also run dokugen aic to have dokugen read their staged git diff and generate a clean Conventional Commit message automatically.
The Python and Typescript clients are fully stable and production-ready. Standalone binaries for Windows, macOS, and Linux are experimental. We are also running early work on a VS Code extension. You can
check it out here: dokugen.samueltuoyo.com Source code: github.com/samueltuoyo15/Dok…