Owais Abdullah

🔥 Just launched a website for a Biryani & Pulao restaurant!

From mouth-watering menus to mobile-ready design — it's all in there 😋

Built to be fast, easy to manage, and deliciously smooth.

📌 Check it out: al-rehman.vercel.app

#Nextjs #TailwindCSS #Sanity #TypeScript #RestaurantWebsite #WebDev

Happy Birthday Rachel🎉

🚀 Just shipped a clean, fast site for a digital agency!

✨ Features:
– Responsive design
– Services + portfolio
– Contact form
– Smooth UI

🌐 Live: burraq-digits.vercel.app

Still learning. Still building. 💻
#Nextjs #WebDev #TypeScript

Just launched: My Personal AI Assistant! 🤖

Now you can explore my skills, projects & how I can help with web & AI.

But if you try asking, "Is Owais single?" The AI won’t spill the tea.😆

Check it out! 👉 bit.ly/3XTp4MO

#AI #Chatbot #Portfolio

VS code disappears today. What IDE do you move to?

Hey,

Looking to connect with:

- Business Owners & Startups
- Marketers & Growth Hackers
- SaaS & Ecom Founders
- Web & WordPress Devs
- & Automation Experts
- Content Creators & SM Managers
- Advertisers & Lead Gen Pros
- Brand Strategists & Consultants

Let’s connect! 🚀

Just realized 'full-stack' is basically a fancy way of saying 'I do everything because nobody else will.' 🤷‍♂️

I'm a full-stack dev building web & mobile apps—tinkering with AI automation, digital marketing, and a dash of agentic AI magic.

Expect tech tips, coding wins, and everyday musings.

Let's keep it chill and code on!

😂

Coding with TypeScript: Where you spend 2 hours preventing errors that might not even happen. 😅

Worth it? Debatable.

Is it just me, or is WordPress still relevant in 2025? 🤔
(Don't @ me, headless CMS fans.)

PassGuard: Password Strength Meter is a sleek, secure Streamlit-based tool designed to evaluate password strength, generate strong ...

Built PassGuard with Python & Streamlit—checks password strength, generates secure ones, and tracks history in a clean UI.

Try it out!
passguard.streamlit.app

#Python #Streamlit #AI

My First project is around $125

ConvertIQ: Unit Converter This app was built in Streamlit! Check it out and visit https://streamlit.io for more awesome community apps. 🎈

Built an AI-Powered Unit Converter with Python, Streamlit, Gemini API & ExchangeRate API!

Supports conversions for currency, length, temperature, speed & more!

Check it out!
convertiq.streamlit.app

#UnitConverter #Python #Streamlit #APIIntegration

I’ll go with mine first :

www.linkedin.com/in/mrowaisab...

Drop your LinkedIn handle, and let's connect <3

#LinkedIn #LetsConnect

AI Data Alchemist Data Alchemist is a Streamlit web app designed to help you upload, clean, visualize, and convert ...

Excited to share my latest project: AI Data Alchemist – a cutting-edge Streamlit web app that cleans, transforms, and visualizes your data effortlessly.

With the power of Python and advanced AI-powered suggestions.

ai-data-alchemist.streamlit.app

#Python #AI #DataVisualization #DataScience

6/ 🔥 Speed = Better SEO, UX & Conversions

Optimize now & thank yourself later!

What’s your go-to Next.js optimization trick? Reply & share! 👇💬

#Nextjs #WebPerformance #BuildInPublic

5/ Reduce JavaScript Payload

- Tree-shake unused code (sideEffects: false in package.json).
- Replace moment.js with date-fns.
- Avoid unnecessary client-side libraries—do you really need jQuery? 😅

4/ SSR vs. SSG: Choose Wisely

- SSG → Faster loads (pre-built pages). Great for blogs, marketing sites.
- SSR → Dynamic content (but slower). Use for dashboards & user-specific pages.
- Hybrid approach: Use ISR for a sweet balance.

3/ Cache It or Regret It

- Use Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) to revalidate pages on demand.
- Enable Server-side Caching (Vercel/Cloudflare) for API responses.
- Use getServerSideProps wisely—cache what you can!

2/ Code Splitting = Faster Loads

- Use dynamic imports (next/dynamic) to load heavy components only when needed.
- Leverage React.lazy() for non-critical components.
- Split large third-party libraries using Webpack’s import() magic.

Your Next.js app is only as fast as your worst optimization mistake. Let’s fix that. 👇

1/ Optimize Images Like a Pro

- Use next/image for lazy loading, auto-resizing & WebP support.
- Enable AVIF for better compression.
- Set correct priority for LCP images.

I already clarified I didn't mean to make anyone uncomfortable. But I hear you, and if needed, I apologize to Annie for any unintended discomfort. Sorry, Annie!

No offense meant! I think you're taking it too seriously. Honestly, I was just trying to be playful and cheeky. The 'on point' thing was totally a joke - I didn't mean to make anyone uncomfortable! Let's keep it light and friendly.

Don't know your vids, but your name's on point 😏. Looking forward to changing that and seeing your content!

If you’re reading this, you have 2 choices:

1️⃣ Stay silent & let others take the spotlight.
2️⃣ Start showing up & build your own authority.

The opportunities go to those who create them.

Are you working on your personal brand? Let’s talk 👇

So here’s what I’m doing differently:

✅ Sharing my journey—wins, mistakes, lessons.
✅ Providing value to others.
✅ Engaging with people in my industry.
✅ (Finally) being consistent.

Because in 2025, personal branding isn’t optional.

Meanwhile, I saw people with less experience getting noticed.

Not because they were better… but because they showed up.
They shared their work. Engaged. Created visibility.

That’s when I realized:
You can be great, but if you’re invisible, it doesn’t matter.

For a long time, I focused only on my work.
Improving my skills. Building projects. Staying in the background.

I thought expertise alone was enough.
It’s not.

No one knew what I was capable of.