Olalekan retweeted
You deleted a message on WhatsApp? That's cool 🤪😂
My terminal already logged the payload, saved the tokens, and archived it.
Backstory: I built a bot that reads my DMs, ignores images and stickers to save tokens, and sends me AI-drafted replies on Telegram before I even open the app 😉😭
You might ask why: lot of ppl been complaining lately that I don't reply, so I'm building something that won't let the friends I cherish fall apart. Auto-replies them on my behalf once it's turned on 🙂
Was just testing my dev skills honestly, not even trying to flex 😂 but you can delete, edit, do and undo all you want.
I built it. So I control it.
We have the power as devs!!!!!
Olalekan retweeted
I once said I wanted to experience every aspect of life, so whenever I got the chance to try something new, I took it.
But lately, there’s barely any time for that.
I’m becoming more occupied with what I must do than what I actually want to do.
Olalekan retweeted
Tech really changed my life. I moved out of my parents house at 19, at 24 I moved back in.
Olalekan retweeted
Final truth:
You don’t fail because of the tool…
You fail because you chose without knowing why.
Pick your direction first.
Everything else becomes easy after that.
Olalekan retweeted
So what should YOU learn?
• Quick money → WordPress / Shopify
• Design & speed → Framer
• Control without full coding → Webflow
• Simplicity → Squarespace
• Long-term power → Coding
Olalekan retweeted
The real mistake?
Comparing yourself to someone on a completely different path.
That’s how people get discouraged and quit too early.
Olalekan retweeted
So while one was earning early…
The other was building depth.
One chose speed
The other chose power
Both are valid, just different timelines.
Olalekan retweeted
Coding gives you:
• full control
• unlimited flexibility
• ability to build anything
But it takes time to pay off.
Because your clients are not small businesses…
they are startups, tech companies, and complex platforms.
Olalekan retweeted
Squarespace
Best for: simplicity
This is for people who don’t want stress.
Drag, drop, publish.
No deep learning curve, just clean and straightforward websites.
Olalekan retweeted
Webflow
Best for: people who want more control without going fully into coding
It sits between no-code and code.
More powerful than WordPress in design…
but still easier than writing everything from scratch.
Olalekan retweeted
Framer
Best for: modern, clean, design-heavy websites
Framer stands out because of speed + aesthetics.
You can go from idea → beautiful live site very fast.
Perfect if your strength is design and you want to stand out visually.
Olalekan retweeted
Shopify
Best for: e-commerce
If money is your focus, Shopify is one of the easiest entry points.
Businesses don’t want to “build a store”…
They want to start selling immediately, and Shopify is built for that.













