Forwarded from Merryβs Thought
Applications for the Women Techsters Fellowship Class of 2025 are NOW OPEN!
The Women Techsters Fellowship is a highly competitive program, admitting only the top 3% of applicants.
It is a comprehensive 1-year program divided into two phases, the first 6 months focus on in-depth technical and soft skill training, while the last 6 months provide practical work experience, that includes opportunities for internships, volunteering, freelancing, entrepreneurship, and mentoring.
This year, The Women Techsters Fellowship will focus on the following career paths:
DevOps, Cybersecurity, Data Science and Engineering, Mobile Application Development, Product Design, Product Management, Software Development (Front End and Backend Development).
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#opportunity #women
The Women Techsters Fellowship is a highly competitive program, admitting only the top 3% of applicants.
It is a comprehensive 1-year program divided into two phases, the first 6 months focus on in-depth technical and soft skill training, while the last 6 months provide practical work experience, that includes opportunities for internships, volunteering, freelancing, entrepreneurship, and mentoring.
This year, The Women Techsters Fellowship will focus on the following career paths:
DevOps, Cybersecurity, Data Science and Engineering, Mobile Application Development, Product Design, Product Management, Software Development (Front End and Backend Development).
Access the guide here
Apply Here
#opportunity #women
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Forwarded from Dagmawi Babi
@Specialone45 made Ahadu, an Amharic programming language.
Ahadu
β’ ahadu-sand.vercel.app
Ahadu is a powerful, efficient and lightweight scripting language that is written to help out Ethiopian people to write with their own language.
It supports functional and object-oriented programming, is dynamically typed, runs by interpreting bytecode with a virtual machine, and has automatic memory management with a generational garbage collection.
Star the repo β¨
β’ github.com/ermi1999/ahadu
This's the first time I'm seeing an Amharic documentation as well which's very lovely to see to be honest. Great Job Ermi!
#CommunityShowcase #Ahadu
@Dagmawi_Babi
Ahadu
β’ ahadu-sand.vercel.app
Ahadu is a powerful, efficient and lightweight scripting language that is written to help out Ethiopian people to write with their own language.
It supports functional and object-oriented programming, is dynamically typed, runs by interpreting bytecode with a virtual machine, and has automatic memory management with a generational garbage collection.
Star the repo β¨
β’ github.com/ermi1999/ahadu
This's the first time I'm seeing an Amharic documentation as well which's very lovely to see to be honest. Great Job Ermi!
#CommunityShowcase #Ahadu
@Dagmawi_Babi
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HELLO WORLD!
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Hey everyone, I just finished the first semester of my second year. π
We had six courses this semester. My favorite class was Fundamentals of Programming, probably because it was the only class I took seriously, and the teacher was great. π¨π»βπ« Unfortunately, the other classes weren't as helpful. I tried to participate in some events and learn things on my own. Additionally, I joined two clubs: the GDG (Google Developer Group) study session and the AASTU CPC (Addis Ababa Science and Technology University Competitive Programming Club). π€
Overall, the semester wasn't bad. I have a plan to work on some Python projects to be prepared for the GDG Djangoπ study session during the break.
Well, letβs make this break as productive as possible! πͺπ¨π»βπ»
We had six courses this semester. My favorite class was Fundamentals of Programming, probably because it was the only class I took seriously, and the teacher was great. π¨π»βπ« Unfortunately, the other classes weren't as helpful. I tried to participate in some events and learn things on my own. Additionally, I joined two clubs: the GDG (Google Developer Group) study session and the AASTU CPC (Addis Ababa Science and Technology University Competitive Programming Club). π€
Overall, the semester wasn't bad. I have a plan to work on some Python projects to be prepared for the GDG Djangoπ study session during the break.
Well, letβs make this break as productive as possible! πͺπ¨π»βπ»
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We go to moon not because it is easy, but because it is hard and it has to be done.
John F. Kennedy
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