Soooo……

We launched Kewti, a Ethiopia native component library.

Open source and live on npm, check it out

https://kewti-components.vercel.app/

@eyu_terminal
@nebi_uoy
@kalunfiltered

For this week we gonna work on a rigorous analytics pipeline that transforms raw Play Store reviews into actionable insights: quantifying sentiment ,identifying recurring themes, and translating them into concrete recommendations .

@byte_philosopher

መልካም ሰንበት 💛

ደግሞ ሁለተኛ። የዮና ልጅ ስምዖን ሆይ፥ ትወደኛለህን? አለው። አዎን ጌታ ሆይ፥ እንድወድህ አንተ ታውቃለህ አለው።
የዮሐንስ ወንጌል 21:16

#እሁድ
@byte_philosopher

Resources for Web Scraping (Google Play Store)

PyPI Page
GitHub Repository

#fintech #webscaping
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Come join guys 😊
https://meet.google.com/vun-pbjo-mpn

@cyber_Guardian5

On your way of what you love,You will go through everything you hate.

Sometimes I wonder how much life changes day by day.
We might already be living the dreams we once prayed for, or standing in places we never imagined we would reach. But most of the time, we forget where we started and how far we’ve actually come.

Even after achieving something, we still feel there’s more to do, more to accomplish, and more to become. And honestly, that’s okay. Wanting more in life is normal. But sometimes, we also need to pause, appreciate ourselves, and thank God for everything we’ve gone through and overcome.

Life is a journey with no final point of satisfaction. Human beings will always want something more. If today we can afford a ride, tomorrow we may dream about owning a car. There’s nothing wrong with dreaming bigger, but don’t forget to be thankful for how far you’ve already come.

Just a reminder:
Your Day 1 is not supposed to look like someone else’s Day 10.
Be yourself. Keep growing. And be proud of your progress.

#random
@byte_philosopher

>Employer: what is your specialisation ?

>Candidate: I can do anything( i have Claude 😂)

>Employer: congratulations, you are hired

@byte_philosopher

Got this website. You can find AI/ ML and web3 hacktons

[ Link ]

@byte_philosopher

Today I had a meeting with a senior Google developer who has worked there for more than 20 years, both as a permanent employee and freelancer. It was such an amazing experience, and I got a lot of valuable insights from him.

Here are some life principles and lessons I learned:

1. Stay fit and take care of your health. At the end of the day, health matters the most.

2. Focus on building real skills first. Don’t just follow whatever trend the world is chasing. Work on something you truly enjoy, something you can spend hours on like it’s a game. Read books, especially research papers. If you are a junior developer, learn the fundamentals deeply. Use AI wisely to understand things from the ground level.

3. Communication skills are just as important as technical skills. Learn how to explain and present your knowledge. These days, your online presence matters a lot more than just a resume. Build visibility through platforms like GitHub and by sharing your work online.

Also, attend workshops and meetups. But don’t just attend. make sure you connect with at least one person and keep in touch with them.

4. Have a spiritual life. Whether you are religious or not, always try to be good to others. You never know when your kindness will come back to help you.

Another important point was this:
Build projects that solve your own problems or local problems around you. It’s easier to understand problems you personally face. Then think about how those solutions can scale internationally.

And about AI:
Use AI as a mentor, not as something to completely depend on. Learn the basics well and use AI to simplify your learning and productivity.

Finally, being a good developer means being a lifelong learner. Technology changes fast, and you must keep updating yourself. He started learning during the COBOL and FORTRAN era, and he still adapts to modern technologies today. So keep learning, keep building, and prepare yourself for the international market.

Visibility matters. Real projects matter. Continuous learning matters.

@byte_philosopher

I know it is a lot but take your time and read it. It really worth it.
@byte_philosopher

Nice prompt, will definitely try this one.

@byte_philosopher

Our first tester was

🥁🥁🥁 code & coffee 🍾🍾

She implemented the sdk , in a way to control navigation and filling out some forms in her website

The platform was frontend & static , so she tried to use the sdk the best she could on the website

Second tester :- tested on a whole e-commerce site which is full stack web with full backend , so the agent can control everything and actually interact with the DB too ,  I swear can't wait for you to see this 😊

This is cool and inclusive project i guess. Especially for visually impaired once.

@byte_philosopher

I was thinking creating this platform. @natyiu0 ቀደመኝ😁. Any ways let's see your povs guys. Go and join if you are into it.

@byte_philosopher

Congrats my arsenal fan family. 🎉

@byte_philosopher

Gn please entegna zm belu yibekal😭

Everything is possible is proved today 😂. You can learn this from arsenal😁

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