20 years in BD. Learned to code because devs kept missing the business side. Now I build complete products: mobile app + admin dashboard + marketing site.
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One founder. One idea. One developer.
That's all it took to ship this:
📱 Mobile app (iOS + Android)
📊 Admin dashboard to run the business
🌐 Marketing site that converts
Most startups hire 3 people for this. I build the complete product.
Fullstack JS, design included.
98 mobile. 100 desktop. Still plenty of personality. 😅
My portfolio’s PageSpeed results, and the work behind them.
Next.js examples, fixes that mattered, and a launch checklist you can steal 👇
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#NextJS #WebPerformance
Your terminal says Node is patched. Your production workers might disagree 😅
I broke down the October security release: what changed, fixed versions and how to verify your deployment.
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PHP2Shell is a reminder: “the website loads” is not a security audit. 😅
I unpacked the two PHP flaws, fixed versions, WAF limits, and checks to ask your host for—with primary sources.
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The engineer who built Claude Code from scratch just released a 28-minute video that's pure gold: how to write prompts that deliver ridiculously good results.
I've seen $300 courses that don't even come close to what he explains in the first 10 minutes.
CLAUDE.md files, memory shortcuts, parallel sessions, and prompting patterns that almost no one uses...
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Me at 35: I will never code, that is for nerds.
Me at 40: debugging at 2am and talking to my screen like it owes me money.🤯
Microsoft dropped TypeScript 6.0 🔥
Announcing TypeScript 6.0 devblogs.microsoft.com/types…
Opened my laptop before my first cup of ☕.
No meetings. No boss. No permission needed.
Just me, my code, and a product I am building from scratch.
Some days I miss the salary. Most days I don't.
I spent 20 years in Business Development.
Sat in boardrooms. Closed deals. Helped businesses scale.
But I always depended on someone else to build the product.
One day I got tired of that.
So at 40 I opened my laptop and wrote my first line of code.
It was terrible.
6 years later I still write code every day. Still terrible sometimes.
But now I build products from idea to launch without asking anyone for help.
Everyone on the internet is busy teaching you how to get ahead of 99.9% using AI… meanwhile, the real advantage is just using it properly 😄
AI ruined coding" 😂
Yeah. It ruined:
→ Writing the same CRUD endpoints for the 400th time
→ Debugging webpack for 3 hours
→ Copy-pasting from Stack Overflow
What's left? Architecture. Product thinking. Creative problem solving.
Coding hasn't been this fun in 7 years.