Onari Alu
@CodeWithOnari
Backend & AI Engineer | Building systems for startup productivity | Sharing dev journey + backend insights
Startups don’t need another shiny task app. They need reliable systems that don’t break when things scale. I’m building Task Manager V2: backend-first, automation-heavy, made to handle chaos. Sharing the dev journey + backend lessons here.
If you are vibe coding atleast try extra hard on the authentication part of things
Vibe Coder: I built this product within 2 hours. Meanwhile the product:
The future of AI is python, so many frameworks like Langchain, Langchain and LangSmith which makes building AI agent and applications easy, you can't see that with typescript
Tell me you don't know about AI infra without telling me you don't know about AI infra.
I'm still using Vscode 🙂
I don't think a developer can be truly fullstack, it's either your good in frontend or good in backend not both
Why do majority of backend developers not like MongoDB It’s literally best
The best startup idea? Solve a problem you’ve obsessed over for years. Many others could have the same problem. Build, then find others like you.
There are just some errors AI can't help you with it, that's where you come in as a developer
Most startups don’t fail from bad ideas. They fail from good ideas buried under bad systems. Simplicity scales. Complexity collapses.
Your system isn’t complex. Your thinking is. Simplify the mental model, not the code.
Quick demo of Ayomama, a prototype I built with a few talented devs. We focused on clean user flow , login, register, and navigation are all functional clicks. AI chatbot integration was done using Groq API. Simple design, clear execution, solid teamwork.
80% of “AI automation startups” are just Python scripts with fancy landing pages. The other 20% are profitable.
As a backend developer how do you stay away from touching css, I'm curious?🙂
Every founder wants “more time.” Automation doesn’t give you more time , it deletes the tasks stealing it. Most teams don’t need more people. They need fewer repetitive clicks.
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