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Nairobi, Kenya
Joined November 2020
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One thing I’ve learned about building SaaS with AI: Writing the code is becoming the easy part. Making people trust your product, pay for it, and keep using it? That’s the real engineering challenge. Anyone can build features now. Not everyone can build a business around them. That’s where the difference is.
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Junet Mohammed confirmed long ago while they were arrested that Moses Kuria doesn't have balls
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Your first 100 users might take months. Your first dollar might take even longer. Nobody will celebrate your progress. Nobody will notice your late nights. Nobody will care about your product. That's the part nobody talks about when building a SaaS. Keep building anyway. One day, the work nobody saw will become the success everybody talks about.
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TRICK MOST DEVELOPERS DON'T KNOW You can use Object.groupBy() to group an array of objects by a specific property. No reduce(). No complicated loops. Why it's useful: •Group API responses. •Organize users by role. •Categorize products. •Build cleaner data-processing logic.
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TRICK MOST DEVELOPERS DON'T KNOW You can use Object.groupBy() to group an array of objects by a specific property. No reduce(). No complicated loops. Why it's useful: •Group API responses. •Organize users by role. •Categorize products. •Build cleaner data-processing logic.
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One thing I’ve learned about building SaaS with AI: Writing the code is becoming the easy part. Making people trust your product, pay for it, and keep using it? That’s the real engineering challenge. Anyone can build features now. Not everyone can build a business around them. That’s where the difference is.
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6 AWESOME WEB DEVELOPMENT RESOURCES YOU SHOULD BOOKMARK github.com/alwintwk/web-dev-… - Curated collection of modern web development tools, frameworks and libraries. toolkit.addy.codes - 755 hand-picked tools and resources for developers. patterns.dev - Learn advanced JavaScript, React and web performance patterns. squoosh.app - Compress and optimize images without sacrificing quality. devdocs.io - Search documentation for hundreds of programming languages and frameworks. frontendmentor.io - Build real-world frontend projects and sharpen your coding skills.
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Your first 100 users might take months. Your first dollar might take even longer. Nobody will celebrate your progress. Nobody will notice your late nights. Nobody will care about your product. That's the part nobody talks about when building a SaaS. Keep building anyway. One day, the work nobody saw will become the success everybody talks about.
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Exactly. And I think there's a big difference between a problem people complain about and a problem they're willing to pay to solve. It's easy to confuse the two, especially when you're excited about building something.
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THE HARDEST PART OF BUILDING A SaaS ISN'T WRITING CODE. IT'S FINDING A PROBLEM PEOPLE ARE WILLING TO PAY YOU TO SOLVE. You can build with the best tech stack. Use the latest AI coding agents. Launch a beautiful product. But if nobody has a painful enough problem to justify paying for it, you don't have a business. Stop asking what you can build. Start asking what people are already struggling to solve. Build solutions, not just software.
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10 UNDERRATED TOOLS EVERY SAAS BUILDER SHOULD KNOW Forget the usual recommendations. These deserve a spot in your bookmarks: 1. Trigger.dev – Background jobs and scheduled tasks. trigger.dev 2. Inngest – Durable workflows and event-driven functions. inngest.com 3. Hatchet – Distributed task queues and background workers. hatchet.run 4. Unkey – API keys, rate limiting and usage tracking. unkey.com 5. Dub.co – Link management, tracking and analytics. dub.co 6. Formbricks – In-app surveys and customer feedback. formbricks.com 7. Flagsmith – Feature flags and remote configuration. flagsmith.com 8. Infisical – Secrets and environment variable management. infisical.com 9. Highlight.io – Session replay, logs and error monitoring. highlight.io 10. Unleash – Open-source feature management. getunleash.io The best SaaS builders don't just know how to code. They know how to assemble the right infrastructure. Build less infrastructure. Ship more product.
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Oyaa to all the government bloggers inviting kalonzo musyoka to your bread based nonsense,stop it he will not come,we are in united opposition to stay, the bullies found us here, no one will intimidate us...infights isifanye you start eating what you cant swallow,if anything they are making us stronger!!!
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Acquisition Tip 💡 SaaS customer acquisition comes down to four paths: 1. Outgoing (cold DMs, direct emails) 2. Referrals (affiliates, invites) 3. Incoming (search, content) 4. Advertising (paid traffic) When you have zero customers, advertising makes no sense. You need direct outreach and manual referrals because they cost nothing and give you immediate feedback from people actually using the product. After 500 users, manual outreach hits a wall and you have to move your effort into search content and paid channels.
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Baba Raila Odinga was unable to be President FIVE TIMES because his core supporters were arrogant & rude … HE Edwin Sifuna must make sure his supporters don’t make same mistake!
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THE HARDEST PART OF BUILDING A SAAS ISN'T WRITING CODE. It's figuring out what people are actually willing to pay for. You can spend months building an impressive product, add AI to everything, polish every pixel and ship dozens of features. But if you're solving a problem people don't care enough about, none of that matters. Build less. Talk to users more. Solve painful problems. Revenue is the real validation.
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🔥 5 cool websites every developer should bookmark: 🤖 AI coding agents: github.com/All-Hands-AI/… ⚡ Free UI components: ui.aceternity.com 🎨 Beautiful React components: magicui.design 🧩 Open-source developer tools: github.com/sindresorhus/awes… 🚀 Free APIs for your next project: github.com/public-apis/publi… Your next side project might just need one of these.
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𝐒𝐂𝐀𝐋𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐀 𝐒𝐀𝐀𝐒 𝐈𝐒 𝐍𝐎𝐓 𝐉𝐔𝐒𝐓 𝐀𝐁𝐎𝐔𝐓 𝐆𝐄𝐓𝐓𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐌𝐎𝐑𝐄 𝐔𝐒𝐄𝐑𝐒. It's about building a business that can grow sustainably. Here's what really matters: 💰 Turning free users into paying customers. 📉 Reducing customer churn. 🤝 Giving customers reasons to stay longer. 📈 Finding repeatable customer acquisition channels. ⚖️ Increasing revenue without increasing costs at the same rate. Getting your first 100 users is exciting. Building a SaaS business that keeps them, serves them, and consistently grows revenue is the real challenge.
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Most JavaScript developers don't know you can use structuredClone() to deep-clone an object without using JSON.parse() and JSON.stringify(). Here's the trick: Unlike the spread operator (...), it creates a deep copy of nested objects. No external library needed.
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123 Mic testing....on our way to linda mwananchi event today,kalonzo musyoka will be gracing Sifunas event today..leo ni siku ya Sifuna,tufinye sirkal mpaka wajue united opposition didnt come to play...Sifuna apewe heshima yake leo infact leo tunamwita His exellency..sounds good? Let the day break!
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5 free resources every developer should have bookmarked 👇 ⚡ UI components: ui.shadcn.com 🎨 Beautiful gradients: hypercolor.dev 🧩 React animations: motion.dev 🖼️ Free illustrations: undraw.co/illustrations ⌨️ Interactive coding challenges: frontendmentor.io Save this for your next project. You’ll thank yourself later
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