SALIM SIRAJ

Wellahi , as long as we make the choice to change our life. Dedication is not an option; it doesn't mean we will always be perfect. We always work with motivation, but as long as we keep up those imperfect actions, they will make a difference in our lives. So, just let us stick to one thing and trust Allah in the process. About AI, I am not expert on it, but it is not an option. We always need to update ourselves and try to create a better outcome by using it. Using it as a leverage is important. Inshallah, we will discuss more about how we use it as a leverage another time. @salimsirajofficial

😁😁😁😁 who says every question will be answered @salimsirajofficial

shukren we will change them in to video inshallah @salimsirajofficial

Well, I don't think being anonymous is an option anymore unless you don't want to monetize. When I say that, I mean you may not have a Telegram channel or any other social media platforms, but at least you should have a good connection to get support and stay alert to new things. I am going to learn computer science. I was going to learn software, but for me, learning CS and SE by myself is the best path to move forward. Currently, I am going to drop out of university to get into college 😁. However, university is the best place to get like-minded people. You know, Alhamdulillah, because of university, this year I met @fuadbuild and other energetic people. @salimsirajofficial

One thing we need to understand is that the skill to monetize and being good at what you do are totally different. You don't need to be a master of coding to start a business; rather, if you have a business mindset, that is what is needed to monetize. Being good at marketing yourself, building a good network, and knowing how to use those networks to monetize again and again is all it takes. Even I have a friend who doesn't even know how to code, but he is on the way to building his tech company. He knows how to bring in clients, and he has his own developer friend, so that is how they work. In order to monetize, we should change our focus to marketing and sales, not on coding; it has nothing to do with it. @salimsirajofficial

I think I answered that in the previous questions. However, one thing I believe is that in the tech world, you are always new to something. There is no way to master it completely, so the solution is simply to keep learning. Sometimes, people may ask about things that seem simple which you don't know, but that is normal. You don't have to know everything, but you should keep learning. @salimsirajofficial

waleykum aselam 🙌🙌 @salimsirajofficial

In this tech journey, after I took it seriously, it has been a year, but I was just practicing somehow. I started it when I was in grade 8 by learning Python. When I started seeing results, I shifted to web development in grade 9. After that, I built a simple website and digital library for my school with my friends, using no backend, just HTML, CSS, and simple JavaScript. When I was in grade 12, I stopped and started learning SMMA (Social Media Marketing Agency) on Khilex (Yonas Moh). After that, when I got into university, I got back to it and gave it full focus. Now, my focus is full-stack development. @salimsirajofficial

Well, I prioritize learning the big picture first, along with common terms that provide an overall understanding. After that, I focus more on learning system architecture, which gives more depth to understanding the big picture. Then, I learn basic coding based on the project I focus on the most. For example, if I work on full-stack projects, I don't learn Java because it has nothing to do with it; we mostly use the MERN or PERN stack. So, in that case, I take a 1- or 2-hour crash course to understand the languages and build the hard-coded basics of project, which takes two or three weeks. After that, my focus shifts to how I can bring the exact project results I need by using AI, and I will try to master AI tools. This is how I move. for the hard code i will set another strategy to become good at it in the long term after that building projects and portfolio and focus on getting work with confidence learn through the process the rest will take place that is all @salimsirajofficial

inshallah soon i will be there but for me Instagram is the best place i don't know i hate tiktok 😊 @salimsirajofficial

I don’t think if they can develop something real that actually works and meets the requirements of the project, then that is what matters. The current definition of a developer, from what I searched, is someone who writes code. If we evaluate developers based only on this criterion, then we wouldn’t consider many senior developers as developers anymore, because everything has changed. Using AI is becoming a must.(personal opinion) @salimsirajofficial

So, if you have a lot of projects, the first thing you should do is evaluate the projects and prioritize them based on your goals. After that, build the MVP of your project and find people who can test it for you. If the project is intended for the market, go and show it to your target clients and get their feedback. I think that is the best approach. You can even build two or more projects at the same time with the help of AI and show them to clients. As long as the projects are sample, I don’t think there is a problem with that. Once you get an agreement with a client, you can then properly clean up the code, improve it, and work on the project for real production. @salimsirajofficial

Alhamdulillah, I’m fine. The way I understand your question is that you want to improve your hard-coding skills while also building real projects, but at the same time, you don’t have enough time.If that’s the case, I honestly don’t think you have many options other than using AI but the important thing is to use AI with full understanding as much as possible. I don’t think there is anything wrong with using AI. What we need to understand now is that we can learn hard coding and build projects at the same time. For example, you can use AI to help you build a project while you choose one project to study deeply and develop your hard-coding skills through it. So while AI helps you build faster, you are also learning how the code works and improving your own skills. That way, you get both: A real project that you can build and finish Stronger hard-coding skills and a deeper understanding of what you’re building And whether we like it or not, I believe AI is no longer optional in software development

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Well, I don't think being anonymous is an option anymore unless you don't want to monetize. When I say that, I mean you may not have a Telegram channel or any other social media platforms, but at least you should have a good connection to get support and stay alert to new things. I am going to learn computer science. I was going to learn software, but for me, learning CS and SE by myself is the best path to move forward. Currently, I am going to drop out of university to get into college 😁. However, university is the best place to get like-minded people. You know, Alhamdulillah, because of university, this year I met @fuadbuild and other energetic people. @salimsirajofficial

afwen ahabab for being late

i never tried but if we get 20 ❤️ we will do our first SMA let us see 👀 @salimsirajofficial

so ahbabai i get only one person who asked me question related to this and we discussed well and talk about on how we grow even and i am waiting you guys if you have anyquestion related to the journey i am here to answer @salimsirajofficial

Assalamu Alaikum ahbabi, kayf ? Alhamdulillah, we’ve completed our two-month journey — with both successes and failures. Alhamdulillah for everything. So, let me share what we’ve achieved during these two months. After I got out of university, as I told you before, my plan was to start making money from the coding skills I had learned while I was at university. And Alhamdulillah, within these two months, I was able to sell 3 websites and 1 complete system out of the 3 systems I built. And Alhamdulillah, we also achieved our first 6 figure . I’m not sharing this to brag. Honestly, it’s not even something huge. But for me, it represents something important: one of my goals for this year was to learn a valuable skill and turn that skill into income — and Alhamdulillah, we achieved it. And InshaAllah, I hope there will be much more to show in the coming months. Another important thing is that I’ve started thinking beyond just making money from individual projects. I’ve built a system, learned from the process, and now I’m thinking about how we can scale, become more competent, and establish ourselves in the local market first before moving toward remote opportunities. That will be Phase 2, InshaAllah. So, ahbabi, I’m genuinely happy to share this journey with you guys. Rather than me just saying, “I learned this, I learned that,” I want to make this interactive. Ask me anything you want about this journey Alhamdulillah for the journey so far, and InshaAllah, this is only the beginning. 🤍

وَمَا تَوْفِيقِي إِلَّا بِاللَّهِ "My success comes only from God

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