If you’re a woman in cybersecurity (or just starting out in cybersecurity)


https://www.itu.int/en/ITU-D/Cybersecurity/Pages/Skills-Development/hct-04/index.aspx

🔴 LIVE INTERVIEW – Tomorrow Night

🎙 Join us with Sanyi Diriba
A 16-year-old Self-Taught Developer building real impact

💻 Tech Content Creator (35K+ audience)
🚀 Startup Builder
🎓 A2SVian

From learning on his own to building and inspiring thousands — this is a story you don’t want to miss.

⏰ 2:00 LT (Night)
📍 t.me/insactc

Young mind. Big impact. 🔥

#LiveInterview #YoungDeveloper #TechInspiration #FutureBuilders

Morning peeps☀️
How we doing?

Architecture > Code ?

The era of AI handling the "how" of coding is here! This means being a Senior Dev in 2026 is less about memorizing syntax and more about the "What" and the "Why."

The tools might be swinging the hammer, but you are the Architect. The real value is now in:

System Design: Creating the blueprints that keep everything stable.
Smart Security: Building defenses against modern threats.
Scalability: Ensuring apps are ready for future demands.

The tools are getting smarter, but the vision still comes from you. Let’s keep leveling up!

@code_journall

ጊዜ ተስዓቱ ሰዓት አጽነነ ርእሶ ኢየሱስ ወይቤ ተፈጸመ ኲሎ! ☦️

Morning peeps 😊

I came across this on LinkedIn today and it hit home:

"You don’t negotiate when you’re strong. You negotiate when your back is against the wall... That deal didn’t change. You did. So next time, don't only ask: 'Is this good for me now?' Ask: 'Will I still respect this when I no longer need it?'"

And ? this feels 100% true. ☕️

In the beginning, we often say "yes" to survive. But as we grow and gain power, those same deals can feel like traps. It’s a great reminder to build our futures with the "strong" version of ourselves in mind.

Stay focused and build for the long term today!

@code_journall

I really enjoy putting my thoughts into words. There’s something about writing them down that makes everything feel clearer, more real, and easier to understand. It helps me slow down, reflect, and make sense of whatever’s on my mind.

So I ended up building my own journaling site called Memora 🌙

It’s basically a small journaling space I made for myself… but yeah, sharing it here too.

Key features:
⚡️Organizes your entries based on your mood
⚡️Has a streak system to keep you consistent
⚡️Customizable colors & fonts


Still improving it as I go, but it’s already something I genuinely enjoy using.

Try it out!

Hope you enjoy it too :)

#project

MissCoder ✨

Introducing AddisFriendBot Version 2:

• Fully anonymous 1-to-1 chats — no Telegram IDs exposed
• Unique Friend ID system for reconnecting anytime
• Location-based matching (within 100km) without revealing exact position
• Simple flow: search → pick location → get matched → start chatting
• Improved privacy-first design across the whole experience

Now you can meet new people across Ethiopia while staying completely private

try it: t.me/AddisFriendBot

Morning 😊

Devs ! You need to hear this.

"Opportunities don’t find the best — they find the visible."

And that’s where most developers get it wrong.

There are so many developers with insane talent and skills —
but they stay invisible.

They spend months… even years… preparing.
Learning in silence.
Waiting until they feel ready.

Meanwhile?

Some junior developers with basic skills are showing up,
sharing their work,
building in public,
talking to businesses…

And guess what?

Opportunities find them.

So, don’t trap yourself in endless preparation.

Coz If you can build & solve a problem - then you're ready…
Go out and market your skills.

Every senior developer you admire today -
They didn’t wait.

They applied early.
They failed.
They learned on the job.

And here’s the reality:

If you don’t share your work,
if you don’t build a portfolio and apply for jobs,
if you don’t talk to businesses…

How in the world will people know you can build?

Yes — it’s uncomfortable for many of you.

But if having uncomfortable conversations feels hard…
the results of avoiding them are much worse.

So do the uncomfortable:

Talk to businesses.
Apply for jobs consistently.
Talk to people in the industry.
Network more.

And remember:

"Your network is part of your net worth."

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Share this with other fellow devs... coz they need to hear this !

@wadehlife