Chidimma Joel

If you're a dev, take care of your mind. That's your greatest asset.

Oh, that's cool One public and hackathon projects

Lols definitely the number one platform to get celebrated for exaggerating

Hey Asif, sure, gave you a follow. What are you currently building?

Pleasure, Barnabas.

Thanks for engaging, David. ✨

software engineering first. Learn to code. Understand the fundamentals. Then leverage AI to build faster and smarter. In summary, don't just learn how to generate code, learn how to engineer software. You're welcome! 🤎✨

AI can help you write code faster, but understanding software engineering helps you know what you're building, why it works, how to make it better and what to fix when things go wrong. And if you're just starting your coding journey, I'd recommend building a strong foundation in

Genuine advice I'd give to anyone interested in building things with code 👇🏼 Vibe code, but dedicate even more time to mastering software engineering. They're not the same skill, and combining both can make you an exceptional engineer

Thank you Ileri. 🤎✨

Enough about my work, what are you building right now? I'd love to follow along and support!

I spent time today researching how and where people share stories about God's work in their lives, as well as where others turn to read and learn from those stories. The insights I’ve gathered so far are really shaping and refining my product idea.

Thanks for sharing this Bright, I needed it now. I've got just one question: how does one validate the solution idea to make sure people really need it and would pay for it before building? I'd appreciate a detailed step by step guidance to validate a product idea, thank you.

really love to hear your thoughts on this one. Your input would help us understand what people actually need and ultimately build a product that provides real value. All answers are welcome 📍 #devdimma #softwareengineer #tech #product

I’ve heard incredible things God has done in people’s lives, and I’ve also seen different testimony apps. But what would actually make you look forward to learning what God did in another person’s life, even amidst your busy schedule? As my partners in building this app, I’d

Hey Brains ✨🤎 Y’all know I’m currently in the research stage of building the Testimony App, and there’s one question that has been on my mind recently: What can actually make someone interested in knowing what God is doing in other people’s lives?

Yes, building a global tech product that every country in the world uses. 🤎✨

🤎 Choosing the right team ✨ Getting the resources and tools you need 🤎 Building the actual product ✨ Launching the product 🤎 Funding for scaling the product

Founders and builders in the house, what’s the hardest part of building a product, whether for a hackathon, practice, or real-world use? I’m curious to know what tends to be the biggest roadblock: 🤎 Coming up with a product idea ✨ Choosing the product’s name ↓

solving, who experiences that problem, and why solving it matters. I started by asking: What is currently difficult, missing, or frustrating about sharing and discovering testimonies? That question led me into deeper research, & I’m still digging into it. More updates tomorrow

After participating in a hackathon today (more details coming), I continued working on the Testimony App, focusing on idea validation. Today, I worked on the product discovery side of the Testimony App by researching to understand the specific problem the Testimony App is