I am a programmer and was trying to figure out a design for a finance app for myself. I was getting kinda bored, because creating ubiquity, fast, offiline-first stuff is hard. Then I found Dataview in Obsidian. Made the whole app inside Obsidian in an afternoon.

Btw I still need to learn how to use Neo4J in Go, probably will be about it.

These days I really paused my 100 days of code because my work is getting really demanding. Crafting cool stuff there requires a little time. But I am gonna take it back tomorrow

Vibe Coding is awesome

Bluesky is already on my contact info @ my portfolio. Btw I am a frontend dev

I am a decentralization guy. I prefer real ownership and no centralization at all. It's not just about privacy but also about control, or the lack of it from people you don't want to. But this paragraph in handshake.org hit me really hard. 👇

Crazy that Bluesky uses styled-components all around.

2 of 100 days of code:

Neo4J was great. I created my models and rlationships, 30 min only, it was I got. haha Next steps are integrating it with some Golang SDKs. (:

Being a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-days Saints feels like always event planning and making everything together.

1 of 100 days of code:

30 min learning of today I learned how Neo4J works because I want to create a Social Media that connects people based on talents (interest/ability). I got a dummy data from their docs and started playing with it. Already know how to create crazy queries and insert data.

Got what I am gonna do, I will try to make something as 100 days of code, everyday 30 min of effort to see if something works. On 1st day let's create a social media for talents to connect people with talents they look for and people who have same talents (eg. singing, dancing,+).

Amazing that bluesky accepts real domains as names. Domains are hard as heck to get, being able to use it in other environments is great. Thanks @bsky.app

I'm wondering which content to put in here, my mind only goes: - Build something in public - and see what happens.

I love Web3 because of the quality of stuff being done there. Almost nothing is bad except what obviously is a scam.

Game creators, do you even enjoy playing the game you guys created?

First post here just to be really impressed: Bluesky is fast, real fast. I like how it works, only impression is it should have more web3 content stuff around. Try to figure this thing out.