Kid
@kidiatoliny.bsky.social
Full-Stack Developer | Tech Enthusiast & Innovator.
Creating cutting-edge solutions and sharing insights that drive innovation, growth, and meaningful digital transformation.
Creating cutting-edge solutions and sharing insights that drive innovation, growth, and meaningful digital transformation.
Don’t confuse being busy with making progress.
Sometimes the best improvement is deleting code, simplifying logic, or saying no to an extra feature.
Less noise leads to better decisions.
Sometimes the best improvement is deleting code, simplifying logic, or saying no to an extra feature.
Less noise leads to better decisions.
January 16, 2026 at 12:11 PM
Don’t confuse being busy with making progress.
Sometimes the best improvement is deleting code, simplifying logic, or saying no to an extra feature.
Less noise leads to better decisions.
Sometimes the best improvement is deleting code, simplifying logic, or saying no to an extra feature.
Less noise leads to better decisions.
Learn to stop when your code is “good enough” for today.
You can always make it better tomorrow with a fresh mind.
Rest is part of the process, not a break from it.
You can always make it better tomorrow with a fresh mind.
Rest is part of the process, not a break from it.
January 13, 2026 at 1:11 PM
Learn to stop when your code is “good enough” for today.
You can always make it better tomorrow with a fresh mind.
Rest is part of the process, not a break from it.
You can always make it better tomorrow with a fresh mind.
Rest is part of the process, not a break from it.
Don’t aim to write perfect code.
Aim to write code you can improve tomorrow.
Progress comes from iteration, not perfection.
Aim to write code you can improve tomorrow.
Progress comes from iteration, not perfection.
January 11, 2026 at 12:20 PM
Don’t aim to write perfect code.
Aim to write code you can improve tomorrow.
Progress comes from iteration, not perfection.
Aim to write code you can improve tomorrow.
Progress comes from iteration, not perfection.
If you want to be a better developer, learn to read code as much as you write it.
Most good decisions come from understanding what already exists.
Writing is easy.
Understanding takes practice.
Most good decisions come from understanding what already exists.
Writing is easy.
Understanding takes practice.
January 7, 2026 at 2:50 PM
If you want to be a better developer, learn to read code as much as you write it.
Most good decisions come from understanding what already exists.
Writing is easy.
Understanding takes practice.
Most good decisions come from understanding what already exists.
Writing is easy.
Understanding takes practice.
A good habit to build as a developer is explaining your code to yourself.
If you can’t explain why something exists, it probably shouldn’t be there.
Clarity in thought leads to clarity in code.
If you can’t explain why something exists, it probably shouldn’t be there.
Clarity in thought leads to clarity in code.
January 5, 2026 at 5:45 PM
A good habit to build as a developer is explaining your code to yourself.
If you can’t explain why something exists, it probably shouldn’t be there.
Clarity in thought leads to clarity in code.
If you can’t explain why something exists, it probably shouldn’t be there.
Clarity in thought leads to clarity in code.
Don’t be afraid to slow down when learning something new.
Understanding beats speed every single time.
Strong foundations are built patiently, not quickly.
Understanding beats speed every single time.
Strong foundations are built patiently, not quickly.
January 2, 2026 at 3:32 PM
Don’t be afraid to slow down when learning something new.
Understanding beats speed every single time.
Strong foundations are built patiently, not quickly.
Understanding beats speed every single time.
Strong foundations are built patiently, not quickly.
The fastest way to improve as a developer is to review your own work honestly.
If something feels messy, fix it now instead of getting used to it.
Small cleanups today prevent big rewrites later.
If something feels messy, fix it now instead of getting used to it.
Small cleanups today prevent big rewrites later.
January 2, 2026 at 6:13 AM
The fastest way to improve as a developer is to review your own work honestly.
If something feels messy, fix it now instead of getting used to it.
Small cleanups today prevent big rewrites later.
If something feels messy, fix it now instead of getting used to it.
Small cleanups today prevent big rewrites later.
Don’t rush to write code to prove you’re productive.
Take a moment to think, design, and question your approach.
Good developers don’t move fast all the time.
They move with intention.
Take a moment to think, design, and question your approach.
Good developers don’t move fast all the time.
They move with intention.
January 1, 2026 at 12:18 PM
Don’t rush to write code to prove you’re productive.
Take a moment to think, design, and question your approach.
Good developers don’t move fast all the time.
They move with intention.
Take a moment to think, design, and question your approach.
Good developers don’t move fast all the time.
They move with intention.
When something feels hard to understand, that’s usually your signal to simplify.
Complexity is often created, not required.
Better developers don’t add more.
They remove what’s unnecessary.
Complexity is often created, not required.
Better developers don’t add more.
They remove what’s unnecessary.
December 30, 2025 at 11:19 AM
When something feels hard to understand, that’s usually your signal to simplify.
Complexity is often created, not required.
Better developers don’t add more.
They remove what’s unnecessary.
Complexity is often created, not required.
Better developers don’t add more.
They remove what’s unnecessary.
Don’t chase new tools just to feel productive.
Mastering what you already use will make a much bigger difference.
Depth beats novelty every time.
Mastering what you already use will make a much bigger difference.
Depth beats novelty every time.
December 29, 2025 at 9:47 PM
Don’t chase new tools just to feel productive.
Mastering what you already use will make a much bigger difference.
Depth beats novelty every time.
Mastering what you already use will make a much bigger difference.
Depth beats novelty every time.
If you want to become a better developer, learn to enjoy the boring parts.
Reading code.
Fixing small bugs.
Improving tiny details.
That’s where real mastery is built.
Reading code.
Fixing small bugs.
Improving tiny details.
That’s where real mastery is built.
December 28, 2025 at 3:19 PM
If you want to become a better developer, learn to enjoy the boring parts.
Reading code.
Fixing small bugs.
Improving tiny details.
That’s where real mastery is built.
Reading code.
Fixing small bugs.
Improving tiny details.
That’s where real mastery is built.
The best programming lesson I’ve learned: don’t rush the solution.
Start with something small, watch how it behaves, adjust, rewrite if needed.
Good code comes from patience, not speed.
Start with something small, watch how it behaves, adjust, rewrite if needed.
Good code comes from patience, not speed.
December 5, 2025 at 10:37 AM
The best programming lesson I’ve learned: don’t rush the solution.
Start with something small, watch how it behaves, adjust, rewrite if needed.
Good code comes from patience, not speed.
Start with something small, watch how it behaves, adjust, rewrite if needed.
Good code comes from patience, not speed.
Recently I got stuck because a tool I relied on stopped working and had no updates.
Instead of waiting, I rebuilt the entire logic myself — and it ended up better than the original.
Sometimes creating your own tools isn’t about preference.
It’s about necessity.
Instead of waiting, I rebuilt the entire logic myself — and it ended up better than the original.
Sometimes creating your own tools isn’t about preference.
It’s about necessity.
December 2, 2025 at 1:01 PM
Recently I got stuck because a tool I relied on stopped working and had no updates.
Instead of waiting, I rebuilt the entire logic myself — and it ended up better than the original.
Sometimes creating your own tools isn’t about preference.
It’s about necessity.
Instead of waiting, I rebuilt the entire logic myself — and it ended up better than the original.
Sometimes creating your own tools isn’t about preference.
It’s about necessity.
Building Spectra, an API inspector for Laravel.
It auto-reads your API routes and builds all endpoints with zero config.
Fast, simple, browser-based. (Still in development)
github.com/akira-io/lar...
It auto-reads your API routes and builds all endpoints with zero config.
Fast, simple, browser-based. (Still in development)
github.com/akira-io/lar...
November 28, 2025 at 11:00 AM
Building Spectra, an API inspector for Laravel.
It auto-reads your API routes and builds all endpoints with zero config.
Fast, simple, browser-based. (Still in development)
github.com/akira-io/lar...
It auto-reads your API routes and builds all endpoints with zero config.
Fast, simple, browser-based. (Still in development)
github.com/akira-io/lar...
Built in Rust.
Fast. Lightweight. Precise.
A new debugging client made to solve my own needs — with seamless support for Laravel, Node.js, React, and Vue.
Speed, clarity, and focus. Nothing more
Fast. Lightweight. Precise.
A new debugging client made to solve my own needs — with seamless support for Laravel, Node.js, React, and Vue.
Speed, clarity, and focus. Nothing more
October 25, 2025 at 9:29 AM
Built in Rust.
Fast. Lightweight. Precise.
A new debugging client made to solve my own needs — with seamless support for Laravel, Node.js, React, and Vue.
Speed, clarity, and focus. Nothing more
Fast. Lightweight. Precise.
A new debugging client made to solve my own needs — with seamless support for Laravel, Node.js, React, and Vue.
Speed, clarity, and focus. Nothing more
Don’t stop just because someone already built it.
Replicate. Study. Go deep.
Then add your own twist — because only you can be you.
Building software isn’t just about code —
it’s about discipline, curiosity, and creativity.
Replicate. Study. Go deep.
Then add your own twist — because only you can be you.
Building software isn’t just about code —
it’s about discipline, curiosity, and creativity.
October 14, 2025 at 8:47 AM
Don’t stop just because someone already built it.
Replicate. Study. Go deep.
Then add your own twist — because only you can be you.
Building software isn’t just about code —
it’s about discipline, curiosity, and creativity.
Replicate. Study. Go deep.
Then add your own twist — because only you can be you.
Building software isn’t just about code —
it’s about discipline, curiosity, and creativity.
Great teams use version control to stay aligned.
It’s more than history — it’s collaboration.
It’s more than history — it’s collaboration.
September 25, 2025 at 9:21 AM
Great teams use version control to stay aligned.
It’s more than history — it’s collaboration.
It’s more than history — it’s collaboration.
GPT-4 text generation:
Prompt in. Human-like response out. 🤯
Prompt in. Human-like response out. 🤯
September 24, 2025 at 3:51 PM
GPT-4 text generation:
Prompt in. Human-like response out. 🤯
Prompt in. Human-like response out. 🤯
React tip 💡
Manage complex state with `useReducer` for cleaner, predictable code.
Manage complex state with `useReducer` for cleaner, predictable code.
September 24, 2025 at 12:57 PM
React tip 💡
Manage complex state with `useReducer` for cleaner, predictable code.
Manage complex state with `useReducer` for cleaner, predictable code.
Every test you write is an investment in tomorrow.
Fewer regressions. Safer refactors. Better collaboration.
Fewer regressions. Safer refactors. Better collaboration.
September 24, 2025 at 12:21 PM
Every test you write is an investment in tomorrow.
Fewer regressions. Safer refactors. Better collaboration.
Fewer regressions. Safer refactors. Better collaboration.
PostgreSQL tip 💡
Use JSONB to store and query JSON efficiently inside your database.
Use JSONB to store and query JSON efficiently inside your database.
September 23, 2025 at 7:43 PM
PostgreSQL tip 💡
Use JSONB to store and query JSON efficiently inside your database.
Use JSONB to store and query JSON efficiently inside your database.
SwiftUI tip 💡 Toggle Dark Mode instantly with `.preferredColorScheme(.dark)`.
September 23, 2025 at 4:40 PM
SwiftUI tip 💡 Toggle Dark Mode instantly with `.preferredColorScheme(.dark)`.
Debugging shapes great developers.
It’s the process of turning confusion into clarity.
It’s the process of turning confusion into clarity.
September 23, 2025 at 10:04 AM
Debugging shapes great developers.
It’s the process of turning confusion into clarity.
It’s the process of turning confusion into clarity.
Laravel makes it simple to store results of expensive queries in cache. Instead of hitting the database repeatedly, you save the result once and reuse it.
👉 Imagine thousands of requests for the same data — your DB would choke. With cache, every user gets instant results.
👉 Imagine thousands of requests for the same data — your DB would choke. With cache, every user gets instant results.
September 22, 2025 at 11:42 AM
Laravel makes it simple to store results of expensive queries in cache. Instead of hitting the database repeatedly, you save the result once and reuse it.
👉 Imagine thousands of requests for the same data — your DB would choke. With cache, every user gets instant results.
👉 Imagine thousands of requests for the same data — your DB would choke. With cache, every user gets instant results.
Clean code is the foundation of reliable software.
It makes systems easier to maintain, reduces bugs, and improves collaboration.
👉 Writing clean code is about discipline and long-term quality.
It makes systems easier to maintain, reduces bugs, and improves collaboration.
👉 Writing clean code is about discipline and long-term quality.
September 22, 2025 at 8:08 AM
Clean code is the foundation of reliable software.
It makes systems easier to maintain, reduces bugs, and improves collaboration.
👉 Writing clean code is about discipline and long-term quality.
It makes systems easier to maintain, reduces bugs, and improves collaboration.
👉 Writing clean code is about discipline and long-term quality.