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Broadcast channels on Telegram generate 1 trillion views monthly. Currently, only 10% of these views are monetized with Telegram Ads β a promotion tool designed with privacy in mind.
In March, the Telegram Ad Platform will officially open to all advertisers in nearly a hundred new countries. Channel owners in these countries will start receiving 50% of any revenue that Telegram makes from displaying ads in their channels.
To ensure ad payments and withdrawals are fast and secure, we will exclusively use the TON blockchain. Similar to our approach with Telegram usernames on Fragment, we will sell ads and share revenue with channel owners in Toncoin. This will create a virtuous circle, in which content creators will be able to either cash out their Toncoins β or reinvest them in promoting and upgrading their channels
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Chapi Dev Talks
Please stop using random for generating token or secrets there is already a built-in module for this purpose Take a look at this token generator that generator 64 characters. import secrets token = secrets.token_urlsafe(64)
I will post architecture for backend applications. Throw your idea here if you want me to include it.
Backend architecture.
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Backend architecture.
#architecture
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Collaborative Development Pipeline
While working as a team works specially more than 2 people, Please always make sure to add a small change to the code base instead of one huge change to be reviewed in PR.
The reason for this is if you have a huge change in the PR,
- the reviewer tends to take time
- reviewer will have a very difficult time to review as the change is always messy
But if you make a small change,
it is very easy to review and very clear idea what is going on in the change to merge the PR.
When does a huge change make sense ?
there are different scenarios huge change make sense in the development like Migrations, Vulnerability Fix, Design Change, new feature introduction, and many more. Those times it is understandable to have a change that is huge.
What do we call a huge change?
Huge change can be one file change as long as it introduce a substantial code change or many file change across the code base.
If you want to move faster your development pipeline, I suggest make a small change and see the speed you will have to finish many tickets assigned to you.
PR - Git Pull Request.
While working as a team works specially more than 2 people, Please always make sure to add a small change to the code base instead of one huge change to be reviewed in PR.
The reason for this is if you have a huge change in the PR,
- the reviewer tends to take time
- reviewer will have a very difficult time to review as the change is always messy
But if you make a small change,
it is very easy to review and very clear idea what is going on in the change to merge the PR.
When does a huge change make sense ?
there are different scenarios huge change make sense in the development like Migrations, Vulnerability Fix, Design Change, new feature introduction, and many more. Those times it is understandable to have a change that is huge.
What do we call a huge change?
Huge change can be one file change as long as it introduce a substantial code change or many file change across the code base.
If you want to move faster your development pipeline, I suggest make a small change and see the speed you will have to finish many tickets assigned to you.
PR - Git Pull Request.
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Leap Year. Feb 29, we won't have this date for next four years
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Legendary Video
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Congressman, we do not do anything that is beyond any industry norms
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@MoonMam message from Amharic to English translation and damn that is amazing translation.
We are moving a lot on Amharic translation yemr.
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We are moving a lot on Amharic translation yemr.
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Look at this amazing voice that I admire the most. @MoonMam
The most humble human being and amazing person to have you around.
https://www.liquidbarriersolutions.com/voa/voices/mulu-tsega
She is a very active member of our Ethiopia developer community.
Now she is a voice of Africa. She is truely textbook definition of fantastic Human Being.
Glad to know you miss Mulu AKA Luna. π Feeling soo proud
The most humble human being and amazing person to have you around.
https://www.liquidbarriersolutions.com/voa/voices/mulu-tsega
She is a very active member of our Ethiopia developer community.
Now she is a voice of Africa. She is truely textbook definition of fantastic Human Being.
Glad to know you miss Mulu AKA Luna. π Feeling soo proud
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Liquid Barrier
Liquid Barrier Solutions
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Memories bring back memories
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Forwarded from GDG On Campus AASTU (Ikram..)
πAttention all tech enthusiasts!π₯
πOur weekly dev dialogue session is back again with an unique event trail made just for you.As we have entered the month of March, we have invited a phenomenal guest who has worked with our previous dev dialogue guests Mukerem Ali and Chapi Meng in organizing EtCPC contests in CSEC club and participating in ICPC contests.π₯
Guess who she might be? Well, it's none other than Mebatsion Sahle, who has a lot to share about her tech journey.π€©She has various skill sets that define her as a true developer. With a strong background in Django, Spring Boot, React, and Data Science, Mebatsion is a coding team leader and a dedicated individual with experience in programming contests, contest organization, and site management.π
π«Join us as we discover the journey and inspiration that led Meba to these heights. Don't miss out on the opportunity to learn from our guest and get inspired.
π Date: Sunday, March 3, 2024
π Time: 7:00 EAT|1:00 LT evening
πLocation: Virtually
π RSVP to attend
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GDG On Campus AASTU
πAttention all tech enthusiasts!π₯ πOur weekly dev dialogue session is back again with an unique event trail made just for you.As we have entered the month of March, we have invited a phenomenal guest who has worked with our previous dev dialogue guests Mukeremβ¦
You are all not allowed to miss this event.
Meba is the world hardest worker and amazing dedicated women I have EVER EVER SEEN IN MY LIFE.
I AM NOT EXAGGERATING AT ALL PEOPLE.
I meet her when I was freshman at uni and ever since then she just impressed me day by day.
Some of her success story is that out club at ASTU. Without her I can tell you welahi it won't exist even for a semester.
All the competitive programming events she is always behind the event making it happen. Like she is an amazing programmer too.
She works like crazy. Her humbleness is over the roof.
She is just the best bestie I have and I am inviting you all to this amazing dialogue at [ GDSC ].
For everything you have done for me mebaye, thank you for life and you will always be my hero π¦Έββ.
Everyone show her love and support and join me to hear this amazing girl on Sunday.
Meba is the world hardest worker and amazing dedicated women I have EVER EVER SEEN IN MY LIFE.
I AM NOT EXAGGERATING AT ALL PEOPLE.
I meet her when I was freshman at uni and ever since then she just impressed me day by day.
Some of her success story is that out club at ASTU. Without her I can tell you welahi it won't exist even for a semester.
All the competitive programming events she is always behind the event making it happen. Like she is an amazing programmer too.
She works like crazy. Her humbleness is over the roof.
She is just the best bestie I have and I am inviting you all to this amazing dialogue at [ GDSC ].
For everything you have done for me mebaye, thank you for life and you will always be my hero π¦Έββ.
Everyone show her love and support and join me to hear this amazing girl on Sunday.
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Google Developers Group On Campus for Addis Ababa science and Technology University.
Discussion group: @DSCAASTUCHAT
twitter handle: @gdscaastu
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/gdgaastu
Discussion group: @DSCAASTUCHAT
twitter handle: @gdscaastu
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/gdgaastu
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ADWA victory day for Ethiopian and history for black people.
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You are all not allowed to miss this event. Meba is the world hardest worker and amazing dedicated women I have EVER EVER SEEN IN MY LIFE. I AM NOT EXAGGERATING AT ALL PEOPLE. I meet her when I was freshman at uni and ever since then she just impressedβ¦
Join this amazing session.
Don't miss out this.
Don't miss out this.
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Dev dialogue Recap
πLast night's development dialogue session was truly extraordinary!
In line with our prior announcement, we had the honor of hosting Mebatsion Sahleβ‘οΈ, a remarkable woman in the tech industry whose expertise surpassed our expectations. πWe happed upon here tech journey, filled with lots of incredible achievements, experiences and people's. Prior to joining a university, she had some experience in programming and had lots of engagement in clubs as she told us.
Meba briefly addressed the issue of bureaucracy that women often encounter in the tech industry. She encouraged us to leverage it as motivation, turning obstacles into opportunities to prove ourselves.π©βπ»π₯ Meba shared her personal experience of being underestimated and doubted, emphasizing how she triumphed over such challenges.
What made the evening particularly special was the presence of Meba's colleagues, Chapi, Duguma, and Ahmedπ€©. Chapi played a pivotal role in highlighting Meba's exceptional achievements from the very beginning. Ahmed and Duguma served as living witnesses to her undeniable potentialπ, creating an atmosphere reminiscent of a heartwarming family reunionπ.
We extend our heartfelt gratitudeπ to Mebatsion for generously sharing her experiences and offering valuable advice. Additionally, we express our sincere appreciation to Chapi Meng, Duguma, and Ahmed for gracing us with their presence and infusing our night with positive energy.π
For those who missed this wonderful event, You can watch the recording on our platform to catch up on the inspiring insights, valuable lessons, and the sense of camaraderie that defined the evening. ππ #TechTalks #Inspiration #WomenInTech
https://www.youtube.com/live/j6l_v9XS6TE?si=4LvapxVKe4bvX4h-
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Dev Dialogue With Mebatsion Sahle
π GDSC AASTU Live Stream: Dev Dialogue with Mebatsion Sahle | Exploring the World of Coding, Competitive Programming, and Data Science | Experience SharingποΈ
Join us for an exhilarating YouTube live stream featuring Mebatsion Sahle, a coding team leaderβ¦
Join us for an exhilarating YouTube live stream featuring Mebatsion Sahle, a coding team leaderβ¦
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Let's talk about async/await a little bit.
The way async await works is it will not wait until the operation complete and hang other execution (if any) untill async task are completed.
Most IO bound tasks like opening files, networks tasks, we can't determine their speed based on *CPU speed so we can't just wait for these task to complete and stop the execution there like *most programming language does.
So when we work with IO bound tasks the best thing we can do is don't wait for the task to be completed if the remaining task is not dependent on it.
For example if the user registers and you want to send an email for confirmation you really don't need to wait for the email to be sent to respond to the user.
Because you can just send the email and don't wait for the email sending operating to be completed.
The way async await works is it will not wait until the operation complete and hang other execution (if any) untill async task are completed.
Most IO bound tasks like opening files, networks tasks, we can't determine their speed based on *CPU speed so we can't just wait for these task to complete and stop the execution there like *most programming language does.
So when we work with IO bound tasks the best thing we can do is don't wait for the task to be completed if the remaining task is not dependent on it.
For example if the user registers and you want to send an email for confirmation you really don't need to wait for the email to be sent to respond to the user.
Because you can just send the email and don't wait for the email sending operating to be completed.
import asyncio#asyncio part 1
def register(...):
....
asyncio.create_task(
send_email, ...)
...
return...
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Chapi Dev Talks
Let's talk about async/await a little bit. The way async await works is it will not wait until the operation complete and hang other execution (if any) untill async task are completed. Most IO bound tasks like opening files, networks tasks, we can't determineβ¦
To clarify this more in a simple python code.
This does resembles the actual code by just waiting yet the same thing happens in real codes too.
#asyncio part 2
This does resembles the actual code by just waiting yet the same thing happens in real codes too.
#asyncio part 2
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