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Hey Twitter fam!
I’m back after a much-needed break! 👋
Took some personal time to reflect and explore new paths.
I’ve shifted my focus towards coding, starting with frontend development, while still keeping a foot in Web3 writing.
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Every L2 solved fees
Yet Regular people cannot use any of it
A Nigerian freelancer with USDT still can’t pay her electricity bill without 4 apps,3 conversions, and pray she didn’t copy the wrong address
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It’s been an exciting learning curve.
Coding isn’t easy, but every small win makes it so worth it. 🚀
There’s still so much to learn, but I’m motivated to keep improving and tackling new challenges.
One step at a time! 💪
Kairo retweeted
🌟 Experimenting with Web Forms!
I recently decided to challenge myself by creating a form for an upcoming event — as a sample project.
The event already has its own official form,
but I wanted to see if I could design something user-friendly and engaging!
Kairo retweeted
Today, I hit a wall.
I had to delete an entire code I’d written because I couldn’t understand what was happening.
Frustrating, right?
Turns out..
Today, I hit a wall.
I had to delete an entire code I’d written because I couldn’t understand what was happening.
Frustrating, right?
Turns out..
I took a wrong turn trying to incorporate JavaScript.
Starting from scratch felt daunting, but it taught me so much!
The problem became clear✅
and the solution? Even clearer. ✅✅
💡 Learning by doing is essential in coding. Practice isn’t just an add-on; it’s where true understanding happens.
Here’s a glimpse of my solution and how it looks on mobile! 📱
lnkd.in/ePkraY2n
Any suggestions on how I can improve are welcome!
Also don't forget to follow @onekairo for the journey
I was advised to learn JavaScript, so I dove into it, reading everything I could.
But when I faced a challenge on Frontend Mentor, I found myself stuck and feeling “numb.”
It hit me —
🌟 Experimenting with Web Forms!
I recently decided to challenge myself by creating a form for an upcoming event — as a sample project.
The event already has its own official form,
but I wanted to see if I could design something user-friendly and engaging!








