Been playing with Google Stitch today the part that got me wasn't the design output — it was how fast it removes the "blank canvas" problem junior devs and non-designers just got a dangerous superpower for ideation. Curious if that's a good or bad thing long term

I printed QR codes on banners and business cards. Weeks later, they stopped working. Turns out the platform wanted me to pay to "keep them active." Codes I had already printed. On physical things I couldn't just reprint. So I built QR Forge — free, permanent QR codes that live in your browser. No account, no server, no one holding your codes hostage. Add your logo, pick your colors, download and go. 👉 useqrforge.com

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Building a product that will scale starts from the foundation. Take enough time to plan out your architecture before building, proper documentation for team members that will join very much later. Avoid risky shortcuts👌

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6/ Clean code isn’t about perfection — it’s about empathy. Write for the next dev reading your code. (That dev is probably you, 3 months from now.)

🧹 4. Flatten logic Avoid deep nesting. Use early returns and guard clauses to keep your logic flat and readable.

✍️ 3. Name things like a human Bad: calc() Better: calculateInvoiceTotal() Good names make your code self-documenting.

🧱 2. One function, one job A function should do one thing. No side quests. No surprises. Smaller functions = easier testing and reuse.

2/ 🔍 1. Clarity over cleverness If it looks smart but reads like a puzzle, rewrite it. Clean code communicates first, impresses second.

Writing clean code: My 4 golden rules 🧵 These transformed how I write and review code. Clean, readable, maintainable approach. #CleanCode #DevTips

10/ Want to start? ✅ Read up on Ethereum ✅ Deploy a simple smart contract ✅ Play with Solidity or Rust (for Solana) ✅ Join dev communities You don’t need to go all-in. Just get familiar. Your future self will thank you.