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Articles on JavaScript, TypeScript, Next.js, Web3, debugging, and full-stack engineering lessons from building products like Ridely and Ownbase.

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Ridely: Building the Future of Smart Deliveries in Africa
[INFO] 2025-12-01> open post
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Ridely: Building the Future of Smart Deliveries in Africa

Ridely is a smart dispatch and delivery platform designed to simplify logistics in Africa through real-time tracking, pricing transparency, and secure deliveries.

open ridely-building-the-future-of-smart-deliveries-in-africa6 min read
CryptoSplit: Splitting Bills in the Web3 Era Using Smart Contracts
[INFO] 2025-11-15> open post
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CryptoSplit: Splitting Bills in the Web3 Era Using Smart Contracts

CryptoSplit is a decentralized way to split bills and manage group payments using secure smart contracts.

open cryptosplit-splitting-bills-in-the-web3-era5 min read
TOON vs JSON: Why Token Oriented Object Notation is the Future of Data
[INFO] 2025-10-05> open post
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TOON vs JSON: Why Token Oriented Object Notation is the Future of Data

A deep technical breakdown of why Token Oriented Object Notation (TOON) is more powerful, secure, and efficient than JSON in token-based systems.

open toon-vs-json-token-oriented-object-notation7 min read

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