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Arifoch Developer Bootcamp Series 2.0
Everything You Need to Know payment integrations in Ethiopia and MORE!
For Who? - Programmers with a coding background, levels don't matter!
📅 When? - September 20th, Saturday Afternoon (starting 7:30 PM LT)
📍Where? - Yellow Catalyst, Kazanchis, infront of Grand Palace Hotel, Mahbuba Apartment 1st Floor
📲How to Register - https://yenettacode.com/arifbootcamp/
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Everything You Need to Know payment integrations in Ethiopia and MORE!
For Who? - Programmers with a coding background, levels don't matter!
Presented by #YenettaCode and #Arifpay.📅 When? - September 20th, Saturday Afternoon (starting 7:30 PM LT)
📍Where? - Yellow Catalyst, Kazanchis, infront of Grand Palace Hotel, Mahbuba Apartment 1st Floor
📲How to Register - https://yenettacode.com/arifbootcamp/
📲Join the private group for real time and quick updates |👉 Click:- https://t.me/arifochet
📍WHY TO JOIN💬
Get ready for mentorship, hands-on API integration, real fintech projects, Accredited Certification, powerful networking with Fintech experts and the ticket to the upcoming competion organized by Arifay!!.
🔥 Arifoch, don’t miss your chance Code like an Arif!
#Arifoch #DeveloperBootcamp #Arifpay #YenettaCode #EthiopiaTech #CodeLikeAnArif
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🚀 Arifoch Bootcamp 2.0 wrapped up on Saturday but this is just the beginning!
💡 The Hackathon is about to be launched soon.
👉 Updates will be announced in the coming days… stay tuned, #Arifoch🔥
📲 Join the community for all updates: https://t.me/arifochet
#Arifoch #Bootcamp #Hackathon #YenettaCode #Innovation #TechInEthiopia
💡 The Hackathon is about to be launched soon.
👉 Updates will be announced in the coming days… stay tuned, #Arifoch🔥
📲 Join the community for all updates: https://t.me/arifochet
#Arifoch #Bootcamp #Hackathon #YenettaCode #Innovation #TechInEthiopia
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Forwarded from Beka (Beka)
Excited to announce the Auth.js project (formelry NextAuth.js) joins Better Auth
https://www.better-auth.com/blog/authjs-joins-better-auth
https://www.better-auth.com/blog/authjs-joins-better-auth
Better-Auth
Auth.js is now part of Better Auth | Better Auth
Auth.js, formerly known as NextAuth.js, is now being maintained and overseen by Better Auth team
Forwarded from Typespace Media [en]
How to become Pavel Durov: we’ve collected the life principles of the Telegram founder from his latest interview.
Remember:
– Do a lot of sports. Every morning Pavel does 300 push-ups and squats, plus he goes to the gym 5–6 times a week. Sports build stress resistance and boost productivity.
– Give up the phone. Durov tries not to overload his brain with unnecessary information, so he only picks up a smartphone to test new Telegram features.
– Stick to a strict diet. Pavel completely gave up sugar — it causes addiction and an even stronger feeling of hunger, and the more you chew, the less time you have for business.
– Read dystopian novels. You can start with “1984,” “Animal Farm,” “Brave New World,” “The Castle,” “The Plague.” They help you remember what the future should not look like.
– Be born in a family with a genius brother. Nikolai Durov learned to read at the age of three, earned two PhDs in mathematics, and developed Telegram’s encryption algorithm. He was a walking “Wikipedia” for Pavel.
– Buy Bitcoin in 2013. Durov doesn’t make money from Telegram. All his income comes from the bitcoins he bought before the crypto hype. Durov believes the price will rise to $1 million.
You can watch the full interview here: https://youtu.be/qjPH9njnaVU
@typespace_ai
Remember:
– Do a lot of sports. Every morning Pavel does 300 push-ups and squats, plus he goes to the gym 5–6 times a week. Sports build stress resistance and boost productivity.
– Give up the phone. Durov tries not to overload his brain with unnecessary information, so he only picks up a smartphone to test new Telegram features.
– Stick to a strict diet. Pavel completely gave up sugar — it causes addiction and an even stronger feeling of hunger, and the more you chew, the less time you have for business.
– Read dystopian novels. You can start with “1984,” “Animal Farm,” “Brave New World,” “The Castle,” “The Plague.” They help you remember what the future should not look like.
– Be born in a family with a genius brother. Nikolai Durov learned to read at the age of three, earned two PhDs in mathematics, and developed Telegram’s encryption algorithm. He was a walking “Wikipedia” for Pavel.
– Buy Bitcoin in 2013. Durov doesn’t make money from Telegram. All his income comes from the bitcoins he bought before the crypto hype. Durov believes the price will rise to $1 million.
You can watch the full interview here: https://youtu.be/qjPH9njnaVU
@typespace_ai
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Whether you're stuck on API integration or refining your product pitch, Arifpay’s Webinars & Consultation Hours have your back.
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💬 Get feedback, mentorship, and clarity.
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📢 Stay connected: t.me/arifochet
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Do you know there exists a thing called dropping zeros on your IP address try pinging 127.0.0.1 and 127.1 😊
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Forwarded from Hacker News
AWS Outage: A Single Cloud Region Shouldn't Take Down the World. But It Did (🔥 Score: 161+ in 2 hours)
Link: https://readhacker.news/s/6DUwH
Comments: https://readhacker.news/c/6DUwH
Link: https://readhacker.news/s/6DUwH
Comments: https://readhacker.news/c/6DUwH
FAUN.dev()
AWS Outage: A Single Cloud Region Shouldn’t Take Down the World. But It Did.
A major AWS outage disrupted high-profile services like Amazon, Snapchat, and Disney+, affecting over 70 AWS services and causing widespread operational issues.
Some local services especially payment infrastructure should be maintained and kept well structured so as to maintain it at any moment its really frustrating for a developer to wait until a service is back again. Koy some times I got questions do they merge it themselves or is some guy approving their requests weys they work on the deployment. 🧐 a small CI/CD pipeline could resolve all this.
https://blog.bytebytego.com/p/a-guide-to-microservices-architecture?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
Bytebytego
A Guide to Microservices Architecture for Building Scalable Systems
In this article, we will explore these patterns, the main components of production-ready microservices, and the practices that help organizations succeed with this architecture.
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Forwarded from Chapi Dev Talks
The 100M Row Reality Check (Community Challenge)
Scaling isn’t a vibe; it’s pain you only feel when the data gets real. I challenge you to build a tiny product, then stuff its database with real-sized data:
Start at 20M rows
Push to 50M
Aim for 100M
Your goals:
get a simple query fast (measure + optimize)
build a tiny analytics dashboard
try deletes and backups without nuking performance
blog your journey: schema, hardware, load method, query times, what broke & how you fixed it
📌 Post your write-up + repo link and share your best p95 query time at each data size.
If you do this, you’ll understand databases before production teaches you the hard way. Let’s see who can make a 100M-row backup and keep the app snappy 😅
Recommendation for ideas
Event Log - Minimal product analytics—think “who did what, when, where”.
Best result definetely i will hire them.
Scaling isn’t a vibe; it’s pain you only feel when the data gets real. I challenge you to build a tiny product, then stuff its database with real-sized data:
Start at 20M rows
Push to 50M
Aim for 100M
Your goals:
get a simple query fast (measure + optimize)
build a tiny analytics dashboard
try deletes and backups without nuking performance
blog your journey: schema, hardware, load method, query times, what broke & how you fixed it
📌 Post your write-up + repo link and share your best p95 query time at each data size.
If you do this, you’ll understand databases before production teaches you the hard way. Let’s see who can make a 100M-row backup and keep the app snappy 😅
Recommendation for ideas
Event Log - Minimal product analytics—think “who did what, when, where”.
Best result definetely i will hire them.
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