IT projects by day. Building my own things at night. Into tech, healthy habits, family time, and seeing more of the world. Sharing what I learn along the way.
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TapSpan is a super simple timer app for solicitors, consultants or anyone wanting to time a job with an hourly rate. Pause, Swap, Continue, it is super simple.
It's only €5.99 once off and will be maintained.
Visit the website > TapSpan.app
Visit the App Store link > apps.apple.com/app/tapspan-t…
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I'd me mad not to post a link to the app in the app store - Touchin Grass is a personal organiser with a lean towards balancing life. Make time for friends, your loved ones, the gym and of course work. It's only €7.99 once off and will be maintained. You can also visit the website TouchinGrass.app
App Store link > apps.apple.com/app/touchin-g…
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ICYMI: We launched the official Unity plugin for @OpenAI’s Codex, available directly in OpenAI’s universal plugin directory.
Once installed, Codex can choose any skill in the plugin to help ensure the task is completed correctly. Check out our walkthrough of four different scenarios in action!
🔗 Get started: on.unity.com/OpenAIPlugin
DevAfter5 retweeted
“The only way to make sense out of change is to plunge into it, move with it, and join the dance.” - Alan Watts
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I’m a 51 years old dad with a 9 to 5 working in IT.
On the side, I make app and digital assets so I could retire early and build a passive income for retirement.
I also do this to keep my brain active, creative and healthy.
AI allows me to accelerate this. Feels like a second chance.
I’m not not going to miss this opportunity.
If we’re not connected already …
leave a comment and let me know why should I follow you back
DevAfter5 retweeted
How to build a side hustle without making the rest of your life miserable.
(over 40 edition)
- Keep your 9–5. It's much easier to build something when you're not worried about paying next month's bills.
- Stop looking for million-dollar ideas. A small product making $500/month is already more than most people have built.
- Build things you actually understand. You don't need to invent a new industry.
- Don't start a business that requires you to be available 24/7. You already have a job.
- Learn to code with AI. You don't get extra points for doing everything yourself.
- Don't spend three months choosing your tech stack. Nobody cares.
- Launch before you're comfortable. Your first version probably won't get enough attention for anyone to notice the imperfections.
- Stop comparing yourself to 22-year-olds building startups in their bedrooms. Different life, different responsibilities.
- Don't turn every hobby into a business. You're allowed to enjoy things without monetizing them.
- Build assets, not another job. The goal is to eventually own something that works when you're not working.
- Don't quit because your first product failed. You've probably spent more money on things that taught you less.
DevAfter5 retweeted
if steve jobs saw you reserving 15% screen width for a single icon and then putting a left side arrow back button on the unreachable right side of the screen he would've personally taken you behind a dumpster and beat you with a metal pipe
DevAfter5 retweeted
Enabling 2FA to stop a PHP server takeover is locking your car because the parking garage is on fire...
DevAfter5 retweeted
I'm in love with this sentence:
“If you can overthink the worst why can't you overthink the best.”
