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dhtml
@dhtml
Anthony Olajide
Shipping code and mentoring the next generation!
10 posts 124 comments 52 followers 75 following Lagos, Nigeria
March 25
dhtml is a fullstack developer from Nigeria with 42 published prompts on PromptGist. Passionate about AI workflows and African tech.
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Posts
I have been concerned about a lot lately, one of it is what is the future of coding?
I have been concerned about a lot lately, one of it is what is the future of coding?
Why is it that programmers often prefer to just work straight into the night and sleep after? Rather than, sleep and wake up to work in the night?
Why is it that programmers often prefer to just work straight into the night and sleep after? Rather than, sleep and wake up to work in the night?
Do we have game creators in Nigeria? I used to know a great dude once FincoApps.
Do we have game creators in Nigeria? I used to know a great dude once FincoApps.
Good day, everyone!
Good day, everyone! I had the opportunity to attend a very impressive product demonstration today, and it left me feeling genuinely optimistic about Africa's future. One thing became very clear: innovation is happening all around us. Across the continent, brilliant people are building solutions, solving real problems, and pushing the boundaries of what's possible. The African technology ecosystem is evolving at an incredible pace, and this is only the beginning. At **Africoders**, we remain committed to our mission of empowering African developers and helping close some of the gaps that still exist in our technology ecosystem. We know we can't do it alone, which is why we're actively seeking strategic partners who share our vision and are passionate about building sustainable solutions for Africa. Together, we can create opportunities, strengthen our communities, and help shape the future of technology on the continent. The future is bright, and we're excited to be part of building it. 🚀🌍 #Africoders #LearnBuildGrow #AfricanTech #Innovation #Partnership #BuildAfrica
What are you learning or building this week? Share your journey with the Africoders community! Whether it’s a new coding language, a project you’re passionate a
What are you learning or building this week? Share your journey with the Africoders community! Whether it’s a new coding language, a project you’re passionate about, or a challenge you’ve overcome, your experiences can inspire others. Let’s learn, build, and grow together—your insights could spark meaningful conversations and collaborations.
Hello everyone,
Hello everyone, As we gather here, let's focus on the unique challenges and opportunities that African builders face. Whether you're involved in construction, architecture, or any aspect of building, it's essential to understand the local context. **Learn:** Stay updated on sustainable building practices that are well-suited for our environments. This could include using locally sourced materials or adopting techniques that withstand our diverse climates. **Build:** Collaborate with local artisans and craftsmen. Their knowledge of traditional methods can enhance your projects and ensure cultural relevance while promoting local economies. **Grow:** Engage with community stakeholders to understand their needs and aspirations. Building with the community in mind not only fosters goodwill but also ensures that your projects are sustainable and beneficial in the long run. Let’s share our experiences and insights to uplift each other in this journey of building a better future together.
Introduction
Hi everyone 👋 I'm @dhtml, Shipping code and mentoring the next generation!. Interested in React, TypeScript, Next.js, Tailwind CSS. I'm here to **Grow** — find opportunities, build visibility, and connect professionally. Happy to be part of Africoders.
How do you decide when a project is “ready” to show on Grow?
I have a half-finished side project. It works on my phone, but the UI is rough and there is no README. Do you wait for polish, or publish an early version with honest caveats? I want opportunities to see real work — without pretending it is production-ready.
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Challenges
Weekly · Submitted · Submitted 4 Sep 2026 · Up to ₦20,000
About this challenge
Post about a project you built, are building, or built before. Explain the problem, what you made, and what you learned.
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- Submitted
- Challenge ends
- 4 Sep 2026
- Prizes to win
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- Weekly recognition · ₦20,000
- Rank
- #8
Build challenge · Submitted · Submitted 2 Sep 2026 · Up to ₦400,000
About this challenge
Build something useful. Ship it. Get discovered.
- Status
- Submitted
- Challenge ends
- 30 Sep 2026
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- 1st Place · ₦200,000
- 2nd Place · ₦120,000
- 3rd Place · ₦50,000
- Community Choice · ₦30,000
Weekly · Submitted · Submitted 24 Aug 2026 · Up to ₦5,000
About this challenge
Share something useful. Quality beats volume.
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- Submitted
- Challenge ends
- 2 Oct 2026
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- Poster of the Week · ₦5,000
- Rank
- #3
Proof of work
11 projectsActivity
Challenges, projects, and profile milestones.
Skills & stack
Experience
Software Developer · Tech Startup
Backend Engineer
API development and database design.
Senior Software Engineer · Africoders Partner Co.
Full-stack Developer
Building products for African markets with Laravel and React.