Abdulkabir Musa

24/07/2026

Built Ithqan, a local-first desktop app for Quran muraja'ah.

Loop any ayah or page. Retention heatmap across all 604 pages.
Fully offline after first sync.

macOS / Windows / Linux. Free & open source.

Quran Daud Sulaimon Abiola

DOWNLOAD: https://abdulkabirmusa.com/ithqan/

A local-first cross-platform desktop application for macOS, Windows, and Linux built with Tauri v2, React, Rust, SQLite, and Tailwind CSS for structured Quran review.

23/07/2026

Stackkith Conversations is happening this weekend 👇

🎙️ Sat, July 25 — Panel with Nasiru Olagunju & Okechukwu Nwaozor
🔗 https://luma.com/ioe9ehha

🛠️ Sun, July 26 — Hands-on workshop with Oluwaseyi Ayoade
🔗 https://luma.com/ibsa4gzf

Both free. Both virtual. Pull up.

Stackkith Workshop is a live, hands-on session — not a talk. You build, you debug, you leave with something working. 🎙️ Oluwaseyi Ayoade — Founder & Software…

29/06/2026

Tomorrow || 09:00 WAT

Business Day Nigeria

04/06/2026

01/06/2026

Eventual consistency is a valid choice. Choosing it for the wrong data isn't.

Like count lagging 3 seconds? Fine.
Password update not propagated when you log in from a second device? Security boundary broken.

Same architecture. Completely different business consequence.

Full breakdown 👇

Eventual consistency won't break your system. Choosing it for the wrong data will. Every distributed system forces this conversation eventually. You're replicating data across regions. You can have high availability and fast writes, or you can have guaranteed correctness. Under CAP theorem, you can'...

29/05/2026

The whiteboard interview is a broken filter.

A senior engineer once told me: "I've never inverted a binary tree in production. Not once. In 11 years." He'd led the migration of a monolith to microservices at scale. He'd written the runbooks that kept three different companies' systems alive during major incidents. He'd mentored six engineers w...

26/05/2026

🛑 100x traffic spike. Auto-scaling triggered. DB still crashed.

Spinning up instances takes minutes. Your database doesn't have minutes.

Full breakdown 👇

A startup got featured on a major tech publication. Traffic spiked 80x in 90 seconds. They had auto-scaling configured. They had CloudWatch alarms set up. They had runbooks. None of it mattered. Here's the sequence that killed them: 00:00 — Article goes live. Traffic starts climbing. 00:45 — CPU...

22/05/2026

🔥 Hot take for the devs:
Over-engineering your codebase in the name of "Clean Code" is still bad code.
Read why premature abstraction is the real enemy 👇
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7463664920530718721

Agree or nah? Let's argue 😂

Unpopular opinion: "Clean Code" dogma is quietly making your codebase worse. We've all worked with that engineer. They read a design patterns book over the weekend, and by Monday, a simple dynamic list now requires: → An abstract factory → Two dependency injection providers → A custom adapter ...

21/05/2026

🛠️ Quick poll — what's your build tool in 2025?

1️⃣ Webpack
2️⃣ Vite
3️⃣ Turbopack
4️⃣ Esbuild / Other

Reply with your number. Full breakdown 👇:

Here's a pattern worth paying attention to in frontend tooling. Every major bundler generation has been defined by a single constraint it removed: Webpack removed manual script concatenation, but introduced config complexity so severe it became a career specialization. Vite removed slow dev startup,...

20/05/2026

One state update slipped code review.
5,000 users hit prod.
$10,000 gone in minutes.

We didn't get attacked. We did it to ourselves. 💀

Full story 👇:

At 2:47am, an on-call engineer got paged. The database bill had crossed $10,000 in under six minutes. Nobody had been attacked. No traffic spike from an external source. The culprit was a single state update that had quietly slipped through code review a few days earlier. Here's what it did: Compone...