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I made a 60-second product demo for Storyloom. 🎬

Hello frens 👋🏽 I wanted to show what Storyloom does, not just explain it. So, I made a 60-second product demo. 🎬 Here’s how I put it together. Manus AI helped me write the script. Then, I used my AI agent in VS Code with HyperFrames to bring the scenes to life, generate the voice-over, and add background music. FFmpeg handled the final render. Of course, it wasn't all smooth. 😂 The first voice-over left too much silence at the end. FFmpeg also gave me a little trouble during export. I had to troubleshoot, make adjustments, render again, and check the final audio and video. One thing I wanted to get right was showing the real product. The demo features an AI-generated carousel created with Storyloom itself! My biggest takeaway? AI can help you move faster, but you still need a clear idea, good direction, and the patience to fix things when they don't work. Storyloom turns text or an article link into social-ready carousels. And now, I can show you what it does in just 60 seconds. 👀

Critical vulnerability was just discovered in PHP. the language that runs 80% of the internet.

Critical vulnerability was just discovered in PHP. the language that runs 80% of the internet. severity score: 9.2 out of 10. that’s about as bad as it gets what can an attacker do with this? take full admin control of a server. steal entire databases. passwords, credit cards, payment histories. plant malware and use the server to attack other systems but here’s the terrifying part that most people missed the moment the patch drops tonight attackers are expected to use AI to reverse engineer what was fixed within 15 minutes 15 minutes. that’s the window between the fix going live and automated attacks launching worldwide every online store, booking site, and corporate system running PHP that doesn’t update in those 15 minutes becomes a target this isn’t just a developer problem. if you’ve ever signed up to a website, entered your card details, or created an account online your data is sitting on servers that might be vulnerable right now and someone just publicly dropped the working exploit on twitter before the patch was even ready. gave every attacker on earth a head start engineers worldwide are pulling all-nighters tonight to patch their systems before the attacks begin change your passwords on any service that matters to you. enable 2FA everywhere. and watch out for fake “maintenance” or “password reset” emails over the next few days the internet is about to have a very long night

I finally cooked 🔥 my Portfolio with Gemini 4 Argon

I finally cooked 🔥 my Portfolio with Gemini 4 Argon Remember i shared the hero section of my portfolio after experimenting with Gemini some day ago? 👀 The website is now live! 😅🔥 I’ve hosted it on Render and connected my custom domain from Namecheap. Everything is now up and running! 🚀 You can check it out here 👇 🔗 https://iamvestor.space But frens, I need your honest feedback. 👀 Take a few minutes to explore the website and tell me: - What do you like about the design? - How is the user experience? - What can I improve? - Did you notice anything broken or confusing? No sugarcoating, abeg. 😂 Good feedback will help me make it better. Oh, and if you want the JSON prompt I used to create the website, just drop “JSON” in the comment section, and I'll share it with you. 👀🔥 Please drop your reviews, suggestions, and observations in the comments. I’d really appreciate it. ❤️ Thank you! 🙌🏽

If you haven't tried Gemini 4 Argon yet, you might have some catching up to do. 👀

If you haven't tried Gemini 4 Argon yet, you might have some catching up to do. 👀 So, I spent most of my night testing Argon creative abilities, and men, being able to edit, refine, and perfect a feature using Gemini's inline feature in Canvas is really underrated! 🔥 That got me thinking, why not try something bigger? So I decided to design my portfolio website using a JSON prompt, and men… Omo, e sweet me! 😋😂 The results are looking good so far! Below is the hero section. I'll share the live link and JSON file when I'm deated. Which one is better, frens? 👀 @cassandra @abdulfatai @kasper @deborah_2 @fortune @james

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I brought 5 new people into Africoders! 🚀

Hello frens 👋 So, for Week 8 of the Africoders Launch Campaign, I decided to do something simple: invite more people into the community. And guess what? I referred 5 people! 😁 They are: - @kasper - @Sally - @oluwatola - @officialbigdave - @fathie Honestly, I think one of the best things about being part of a tech community is having people you can learn with, share ideas with, and grow alongside. I'm still learning and building myself, and I know how valuable it is to be in an environment where people share what they're working on and encourage one another. So, this task wasn't just about referring people for me. It was also about helping others discover that same opportunity to learn, build, and connect. Week 8 done! ✅

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4. Jitter — https://jitter.video/ Create animations without code. Animate your designs in the browser and export them as videos, GIFs, or Lottie files. 5. Rive — https://rive.app/ Build interactive animations for buttons, menus, loading screens, and characters that respond to user actions. 6. Motion — https://motion.dev/ Add smooth animations to React and JavaScript interfaces, from sliding elements to responsive buttons and page transitions. 7. Magic UI — https://magicui.design/ Explore ready-made animated website components that can make your landing pages feel more alive. 8. GSAP — https://gsap.com/ Create precise, complex animations, including scrolling effects, coordinated sequences, and impressive visual transitions. Enjoy 🥂

Here are some useful tool you can use to complete your Week 9 challenge.

I was testing some tools for creating project demos when I remembered that AfriCoders Week 9 is about showcasing what we've learned or built during this campaign. That gave me an idea. 👀 Why not curate some motion resources that can help us create better demo videos? Don't mention! We don't do that here. 😂 Here are 8 motion resources worth bookmarking if you want your demos to look more polished and engaging: 1. Remotion — https://www.remotion.dev/ Turn React components and interfaces into videos. Great for product launches, feature demos, changelogs, and social clips. 2. Remocn — https://remocn.dev Ready-made animations forRemotion videos, including text reveals, animated backgrounds, terminal effects, and transitions. 3. Snapcn — https://snapcn.dev/ Create polished software demo scenes featuring laptops, phones, terminals, captions, and app screens. 4. Jitter — https://jitter.video/ Create animations without code. Animate your designs in the browser and export them as videos, GIFs, or Lottie files. You don't always need complicated editing software to make your project demo stand out. Sometimes, the right tools and a little creativity are all you need. I will quote this post with the remainders Enjoy 😉