If you’re learning tech and somewhere in the middle you think, “Maybe this isn’t for me,” don’t ignore that feeling. But don’t quit because you’re struggling either.

Sometimes you feel this way simply because development is hard. You get stuck, the code doesn’t make sense, and frustration makes you question yourself. Being stuck doesn’t mean you don’t belong.

But if you keep exploring, building, and learning, and your heart still consistently pulls you toward something else, listen to that too.

Not everyone has to become a developer. Give tech a fair chance, but don’t force yourself into a path where you don’t thrive. And

if tech is your path, don’t just learn it. Master it.

Maybe you have amazing skills, but if you don’t have good work ethics, you’re nothing to me. Skills can be learned, but good character matters more.

መንሱር (philo)፤ እነሆ የብቸኝነት ሕይወት ይበቃኛል በማለት ዛሬ ኒካሕ አሥሯል.

بارك الله لكما وبارك عليكما وجمع بينكما في خير

Coca Cola only sold 25 bottles in their first year.

Keep going buddy.

2 years ago, hacking the World 😁

Falling in love with perfume😁

If you're building a product and looking for testers, try to avoid requiring authentication. At least make some features available through public routes.

If you ask me for details before earning my respect, that's a big no for me.

Earn your user's trust first, when users trust your product, they'll share everything without even noticing.

Here's an example, TikTok doesn't require login to watch videos, but it tracks your keystrokes on your device. When you do log in, you're basically telling them who you are, most users don't notice that trade-off.

earn trust before asking for user information.

Even if authentication is required, provide demo credentials or some public features so users can experience the product first

it's for testing version only

Well…
I left with questions.
I came back with stories.

Some chapters ended.
Some unexpectedly began.

I lost.... I learned.... I loved.... I grew.
And through it all....
Allah was there.
Alhamdulillah.

Let’s begin again....

wastna yelenm engdih😭😂

Already 2 years have passed.......... countless sleepless nights with these guys. We had nothing but a laptop, a small room, and a big dream. Looking back, I miss those days more than I ever thought I would. Grateful for every late night, every bug we fixed together, every small win we celebrated like it was huge. To anyone starting out, keep going, the grind you're in right now might just become the memory you cherish most.