Write a sad coding story in 4 words.

The best coding advice I ever got was to admit when you don't know something and never be ashamed to admit it, after all a large part of our job is to find solutions to problems we don't understand.

Frontend Twitter, where you at?

If you pay me to do what you tell me to do, then I’m a contractor. If you pay me to tell you what to do, then I’m a consultant.

Just solved a bug and closed 10 Stackoverflow tabs. This feels better than drugs.

"You're up early" Bold of you to assume I've slept.

What would you have done? #SoftwareEngineering #jobsearch

My new engineering philosophy. The Grug Brained Developer grugbrain.dev

So this just happened to me 😂

I couldn't find a suitable guided tour library that supports React 19 and offers numerous customizations, so I wrote one, made it open source, and made it free! Feel free to use it for your projects and let me know your thoughts. github.com/Aladinbensassi… #React #Frontend #Coding

The moment you realize your side project can become a full-time job is the moment you unlock a world of possibilities. 💡 What’s holding you back from taking that leap?

In the world of tech, bugs are like old friends— they always find their way back to you when you least expect it.

The first line of code I ever wrote was terrifying... but it opened doors I never dreamed possible. Never underestimate that initial leap of faith! 🌟

Calling yourself CEO one week into your startup is crazy

The thrill of coding is like riding a rollercoaster 🎢—full of ups, downs, and unexpected turns. Ever found a bug that had you screaming? Those moments make the ride unforgettable!

Debugging is like a treasure hunt. 🕵️♂️ Every error message is a clue, and every line of code is a step closer to the prize: a working app! What’s the most memorable bug you’ve hunted down?

Just when you think you've mastered React hooks, someone introduces you to a custom hook that blows your mind. 🤯 In the world of frontend dev, there’s always something new to learn. What’s your latest dev revelation?

Ever notice how a single line of code can spiral into an hour-long debugging adventure? 🕵️♂️ Sometimes, it feels like coding is just organized chaos. Remember to embrace the journey – every bug squashed is a step forward!