Michael Onyekwere

I build scalable websites and apps that solve real problems. Open to collaborations and new projects. Hire me today. Quote this tweet and tell us what you do.

Join the waitlist to get early access: signwise.site

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Curi doesn’t just give you new words & fact, it also helps you retain what you’ve learnt. Give it a try at: trycuri.app

Curi doesn’t just give you new words & fact, it also helps you retain what you’ve learnt Give it a try at: trycuri.app

Found a word that catches your interest on Curi? 👀 You can now download it to your gallery or share it with a friend. Here’s a little sneak peek of how it looks 👇 Try it out at trycuri.app

Found a word that catches your interest on Curi? 👀 You can now download it to your gallery or share it with a friend. Here’s a little sneak peek of how it looks 👇 Try it out at trycuri.app

We built Curi around one idea: learning shouldn’t feel like a task. Every day you get one new word and one interesting fact. You build a streak. You actually start to remember things. And it takes about a minute, start to finish. No heavy onboarding, no information overload. Just show up, learn something small, and come back tomorrow. This short walkthrough shows how a new word goes from your screen to your memory: hear it, see it in a sentence, save it, and share it. Check today’s word: trycuri.app/

We built Curi around one idea: learning shouldn’t feel like a task. Every day you get one new word and one interesting fact. You build a streak. You actually start to remember things. And it takes about a minute, start to finish. No heavy onboarding, no information overload. Just show up, learn something small, and come back tomorrow. This short walkthrough shows how a new word goes from your screen to your memory: hear it, see it in a sentence, save it, and share it. Check today’s word: trycuri.app/

Dressing well gives you confidence. So does knowing the right word when you need it, and saying it without hesitating. That’s why we’re building Curi, to help you learn something new everyday. Give it a try at: trycuri.app/

There are a lot of companies I look up to, but one I’d really love to work with, even if it’s just as an intern, is Interswitch. I’ve always admired what they do and the impact they’re making in the tech industry. It would be a great opportunity to learn from the team and contribute in my own way. @InterswitchGRP @interswitchspak @InterswitchEngr @Interswittch_ @InterswitchDev

Dressing well gives you confidence. So does knowing the right word when you need it, and saying it without hesitating. That’s why we built Curi, to help you pick up one small word a day. Give it a try at: trycuri.app/

Dressing well gives you confidence. So does knowing the right word when you need it, and saying it without hesitating. That’s why we built Curi, to help you pick up one small word a day. Give it a try at: trycuri.app/

If your code runs inside a container, where does the container actually run?

We shipped Curi's MVP a while back. Now I and my team are working on making it better and figuring out how to scale it. At its core, Curi is still the same: one new word and one interesting fact a day. We kept it small so it fits into anyone's routine. What's new is the look and feel, and it starts with a new logo. It's still early, and there's a lot to build. So if you want to see where we are right now, you can try it at trycuri.app We'd love to hear what you think.

We shipped Curi's MVP a while back. Now I and my team are working on making it better and figuring out how to scale it. At its core, Curi is still the same: one new word and one interesting fact a day. We kept it small so it fits into anyone's routine. What's new is the look and feel, and it starts with a new logo. It's still early, and there's a lot to build. So if you want to see where we are right now, you can try it at trycuri.app We'd love to hear what you think.

When does an engineer truly earn the title senior?

Does Having 100 tabs open mean you’re productive. 🤷

Why does “I’ll do it later” feel so much easier than actually doing it?

If websites are hosted on servers, where are the servers hosting themselves?

If the internet goes down, where does the internet actually go? 🤔