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Just launched my dev portfolio 🚀 Built with React & Tailwind — fast, responsive & clean. From Uyo 🇳🇬, building modern web experiences one project at a time. 🔗 testifys-portfolio.vercel.app

TestifyDev's tweet image. Just launched my dev portfolio 🚀

Built with React & Tailwind — fast, responsive & clean.

From Uyo 🇳🇬, building modern web experiences one project at a time.

🔗 testifys-portfolio.vercel.app

Web development in 2025 is wild. AI tools are making code faster, but they still can’t replace the intuition of an experienced dev who knows when to bend the rules. The best results come from AI + human experience working together. #AI #webdevelopment


CSS is easy… until it isn’t. After years in web dev, I still find creative challenges in layouts, animations, and accessibility tweaks. That’s the fun part. There’s always another level to reach." #Frontend #webdevelopment


Ethical finance isn’t a niche—it’s a $35–50T opportunity by 2030. Sanafi’s Flywheel v2 blends Sharia-compliant banking, AI, & Solana tech to make ethics profitable. Profit & principles, onchain. The future’s here. 🔗x.com/sanafionchain/…


Been quietly improving my dev skills these past few months. Built a few small projects, learned Tailwind, and even hosted my portfolio 👇 🔗 testifys-portfolio.vercel.app If you ever need a junior dev who learns fast — my DMs are open. #webdev #reactjs


I still remember struggling with centering a div. Small wins keeps me going. If you're learning web dev—don’t give up. Progress hides in the details.#DevJourney #CodeNewbie


3 tools every beginner web dev should master early: Chrome DevTools (for debugging & testing) Git + GitHub (version control & collabs) VS Code extensions (like Prettier, Live Server) Learn these well, and everything else gets easier. #buildinpublic #frontenddev


Just realized 90% of learning web dev is: Googling stuff you’ve forgotten Copying code you barely understand Breaking everything Fixing it by accident Congrats, you're on the right track 😂 #100DaysOfCode #webdev


Debugging tip: 80% of bugs are caused by tiny typos or logic errors you overlook. Before panicking, re-read your code line by line. Slowly. It’ll save you hours.


You’re given ONE month to master a frontend stack. You only get to choose: A. React + Tailwind B. Vue + Bootstrap C. Vanilla HTML/CSS/JS What are you going with? And why?


If you’re not learning HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Git, Tailwind, AND building projects at the same time… You're doing it wrong. The fastest way to grow as a dev is brutal, messy execution. Not perfection.


If your portfolio has: A live link Clean design Projects with real-world use, You're ahead of 70% of devs. Don’t wait for perfection. Just ship it.


Dev starter pack: Learns React Builds a todo app Tries Next.js Builds another todo app Adds dark mode Deploys Now you're a senior 😂


Learning Tailwind before CSS is not a crime. If it gets you building faster, go for it. You can master the fundamentals while shipping.


You don’t need 10 years of experience to get paid as a dev. You just need to be consistent with the boring stuff. Code. Share. Improve. Repeat.


Most painful bug I ever faced? A missing semicolon that broke an entire page. 3 hours of suffering… One tiny character. Coding is 90% trauma healing 😭


3 things I’ve learned as a self-taught dev: - Ship > perfect - Clean UI beats complicated code - Don’t wait to be ready. Start anyway. The internet doesn’t care where you’re from. Just show up and build.


You don’t need to know everything. You just need to build something every day. The skills stack up faster than you think.


The best websites aren’t just pretty. They guide the user. They nudge decisions. They feel effortless. Design is strategy.


Fixed a layout bug in Tailwind that took me 2 hrs. The issue was: `flex-col` + `justify-between` + `h-screen` combo can BREAK if your content doesn’t stretch properly. Added `min-h-screen` and it snapped back perfectly. Posting stuff like this to remind myself too. 🧠 #webdev


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