Bukoye Olaniyi

@RadiantCodes

A FullStack MEVN Developer and AI Automation Engineer

Lagos, NigeriaJoined January 2023

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A FullStack developer (MEVN) and AI Automation Engineer, I love building beautiful and easy interaction UI with great logic. Also a technical writer in both Web2 and Web3.

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I am available for writing gigs and also developing frontend applications.

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Building Modern Web Interfaces: Unleashing the Power of Nuxt.js and Vuetify

Introduction: In the world of Vue.js development, Nuxt.js and Vuetify have emerged as popular frameworks that offer incredible capabilities for building robust and visually stunning web applications. Nuxt.js, a framework based on Vue.js, provides a p...

Jun 26, 20239 min read

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Mastering Events In Solidity

In Solidity, an event is a way for a contract to emit a signal to the outside world when a certain action or state change occurs within the contract. Events are commonly used to notify external applications, such as user interfaces or backend systems...

Mar 4, 20236 min read

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Mastering Dart: The First Step to Building Flutter Apps

Flutter has become a popular choice for building cross-platform mobile applications, but did you know that learning Dart is a crucial first step? A lot of Flutter developer tends to ignore it. In this article, we'll explore why mastering Dart is esse...

Feb 25, 20235 min read

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How to use Nodejs as Backend in your Nuxtjs App: A Beginner Tutorial

Node.js is a server-side JavaScript runtime environment, while Nuxt.js is a framework for building universal Vue.js applications. Nuxt.js is built on top of Node.js, so Node.js is already integrated into Nuxt.js. When you create a new Nuxt.js project...

Feb 20, 20234 min read

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Maximizing Your Productivity as a Vue.js Developer: Essential Visual Studio Code Extensions

Using extensions in Visual Studio Code is extremely beneficial for developers. Irrespective of the editor that's been used. VS Code has almost become the default editor for programmers simply because it is lightweight and it is fully functional. As a...

Feb 16, 20237 min read

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Building Modern Web Interfaces: Unleashing the Power of Nuxt.js and Vuetify

Mastering Events In Solidity

Mastering Dart: The First Step to Building Flutter Apps

How to use Nodejs as Backend in your Nuxtjs App: A Beginner Tutorial

Maximizing Your Productivity as a Vue.js Developer: Essential Visual Studio Code Extensions