Emal Nawabi @emalcoder

Self-taught 👨‍💻 motivated 🦾 learner🧐 Full Stack Developer (React, Nextjs, Node.js, REST), I enjoy bringing ideas to life with code and design. Joined September 2017

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@levelsio @levelsio

4 years ago

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4 years ago

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Emal Nawabi @emalcoder

4 years ago

Coding is a skill. And developing that SKILL need time, practice and repetition. So, keep going YOU ARE DOING GREAT!!

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Emal Nawabi @emalcoder

4 years ago

new mission 👌👌 @vercel great work, I am really glad to have #nextjs as my tech stack.

Guillermo Rauch @rauchg

4 years ago

new mission 👌👌 @vercel great work, I am really glad to have #nextjs as my tech stack.

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Emal Nawabi @emalcoder

4 years ago

I'm ready 🚀 #nextjsconf Excited to see what they bring in this year. Let's make the web. Faster. nextjs.org/conf/tickets/j…

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Emal Nawabi @emalcoder

4 years ago

Inspiration is like sugar, a little bit will give you a kick but if you get two much you'll feel sick and unmotivated. "Being a designer is not stressful at all"

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Emal Nawabi @emalcoder

4 years ago

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Emal Nawabi @emalcoder

5 years ago

The more I learn, the less knowledgeable I feel😅 Those who think they know it all are very annoying to those of us who actually do✊🏾✊🏾

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Emal Nawabi @emalcoder

5 years ago

"Code is a liability, not an asset. The more code you introduce, the more you extend the surface area for potential bugs in your software, and the higher the project’s upkeep cost. It’s always better to solve problems with as little code as possible."