A few days ago, I said I would share a full tutorial on building a landing page from a phone using AI. The video is finally live. I used Lovable’s mobile app to build a real landing page directly from mobile. No laptop. No complex setup. What interests me most is how fast AI is reducing the barrier to building useful things. We are entering a time where ideas can move faster than ever. This is not about replacing developers. It’s about making creation more accessible. https://youtu.be/yS7-BNp-JRs?si=xiFq_xAnIwkR6AAw I’ll continue documenting what I learn and build along the way, in shaa Allah.

Accomplished: For last 10days been working on most of the pending issues - from the look of things more problems have been born, so what the idea is to fix them. ##Hackbox## Being positive and proactive, changes everything in ones life. I have come to learn this along as i fight procrastination. - Had my desk ready for work - Did take some 4hrs walk - Had Scrum for 2hrs with the team - Did do some QA work with the team - Meet with colleagues to discuss quality assurance - Did some training to our new interns - Had my earning review ## Promptly## I started working on Linkedin integration but i did run in a small issue which am currently exploring to make sure its properly implemented. - Currently only working on integration modules - Completed migration from Mongodb to Convex ## Mentors## I managed to implement creations of study groups and events, which each workspace can host. Though no complemented as the workspaces aren't loading now. ## CHALLENGES## - Unable to get Graph API for Threads and Instagram. - Linkedin API(Callback issues) - Unable to generate a PDF certificate ## CURRENTLY - Am learning metabase for our cdp - CMS base transformation to Nextjs with Convex - Migrations ##PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT## - 100hrs of Metabase - Read a book(Facebook the inside story) - Had a relationship couch session - Went for a tour with my friend - Had business meeting ✅ LESSON LEARNED FROM THE BOOK✅ ##TheFacebook## Vision-Driven Persistence Pays Off Zuckerberg’s unwavering focus on building a platform for social connection, even when faced with limited resources and a chaotic startup environment, laid the foundation for Facebook’s growth. The Palo Alto house was a hub of relentless coding and ideation, showing that a clear vision can drive progress despite obstacles.

Accomplished: Today i had a fair one, i started my day as early as 3AM, did work on some frontend development tasks. ##Monday Hackbox## Spend about 7 hrs to Implement integration of Facebook API's in the app but all in all its done but (Instagram and Threads not done yet), will continue tomorrow. Integrating META API's in Promptly app was hard to work around regardless it being so challenging to implement at the end i managed to get one working and now am struggling with Graph API for the other two since Threads and Instagram uses the same. - Mentorship program started from 03:30 AM - 05AM(Though my students have issues to join early) - Had my desk ready for work, since i work remotely - Did do some QA work for the company i work about 10AM - 12PM ## CHALLENGES## Unable to get Graph API for Threads and Instagram. ##PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT## - Read some technical and economical articles - Read a book(Facebook the inside story) - 2hrs of Road(Daily) - 1hr Break time ✅ LESSON LEARNED FROM THE BOOK✅ ##Execution Over Ideas## While the idea of creating a social network wasn’t entirely new (with platforms like MySpace and Friendster already in existence), Facebook’s success came from how well it was executed. Zuckerberg's technical skills and ability to focus on the right features helped Facebook take off. This emphasizes the lesson that successful execution often matters more than simply having a good idea.

I'm thinking of starting the challenge, but are there any specific rules that apply specifically to the community, or is it just the standard build something every day for 100 days? Please give me some clarity, guys.

Hey everyone! I want to start the #100DaysOfCode challenge too.Just wondering—are you all doing it on LeetCode, GitHub projects, or following a specific course/platform something from Sonny? Would love to know how you're approaching it