This is really beautiful🥰

you can literally brainwash yourself into getting excited about anything… you just need to keep feeding your brain content, info, and energy around it, and it starts to click. At first it feels forced… then suddenly you’re actually into it and you might even want it bad.

@selfmadecoder

ቤተሰብ 🥰

Specially PMs, I kindly ask you to take a moment and fill out this form let’s support our brother with the research he’s working on 🙏🏽

My fellow creators, please help by sharing this as well. Let’s show up for him and make him proud. I know you all እንደማታሳፍሩኝ ❤️

👉 [https://forms.gle/FikDcHh2mHmPRmDb8]

Monday morning… and imagine an AI that builds exactly what you’re thinking — no exhausting back-and-forth 😄

For developers who struggle with design or UI, I just came across something interesting: UXPilot AI.

It lets you generate UI designs directly from a prompt, and you can edit the results right there. No long iterations, no guessing — just describe what you want and refine it.

Not saying it replaces real design skills, but it’s a solid tool when you need speed or inspiration.

Might be worth trying if UI is slowing you down

And @CoolioCodes was actually super awesome ... he put everything together and organized it really well. Honestly, he might be the most extroverted person I’ve ever seen 😁

You guys should definitely follow him. He’s planning to make dev events a regular thing and do a lot more of them. Let’s get him to 1K by tomorrow too 🔥

@selfmadecoder

let`s hit 110 subs today guys

anyone here doesn't know this guy please check he does amazing things.

1 IDE.
3 Chrome tabs:
• one running the server
• one for AI/Google
• one for YouTube (because… balance)

And somehow… everything freezes the moment I move my cursor.
At this point, my PC isn’t just slow — it’s sending a message.
“Upgrade me.” Every. Single. Second.


The only problem?
It’s not even letting me work enough to afford the upgrade 😭


The only good thing?
Whatever YouTube is playing in the background doesn’t freeze…
and honestly, that’s the only thing motivating me to keep going

Shared knowledge is far greater than individual knowledge.

Created a shared repository for algorithms and problem-solving:
https://github.com/BemnetMussa/-algorithm-knowledge-base

The idea is simple — instead of learning and forgetting, let’s build something together and keep our knowledge in one place.

This repo can become our official template + collaborative notes for algorithms:

> Add explanations
> Share solutions
> Organize patterns (DFS, BFS, DP, etc.)
> Improve each other’s understanding

Feel free to contribute, edit, and grow it with us.
Let’s make this a strong resource we all benefit from 🚀

Today to I'll scare you and make you invite new family to this channel until it hits 300 Subs before May is here

Guys join before someone gets injured🤗

Hey my people

Quick question — when you start working, how often do you actually stand up?

And when you’re sitting… are you sitting properly, or just surviving in whatever position works at the moment? 😄

Do you ever think about posture, back pain, and long-term health…? shouldn't we get concerned

yo guys 👀

quick sneak peek of what we’re building right now… still cooking but it’s coming together 🔥

once we launch:
> daily DSA challenges (stay sharp fr)
> beginner-friendly learning tracks (Python for sure, maybe JavaScript too if there’s demand)

so if you’re tryna level up consistently, this is for you join us in community as well @ETH_X01

also huge shoutout to @BelemaBuilds for absolutely carrying the frontend + redesign 💻✨

more updates soon… stay locked in 🚀

Sometimes, your next opportunity is just one conversation away.

Back when I was studying at AASTU, I got assigned a dorm roommate I had never met before.

Like most first meetings, we started with simple questions…

“What’s your department?”

That small question turned into a longer conversation about tech, development, and what I had been working on. I ended up showing her some of my projects.

At the time, it didn’t feel like a big moment. Just a normal conversation.

But here’s the thing about me back then, I often went home when we didn’t have many classes.

One day, when I came back, she told me:

“Someone was looking for an application developer… I told them about you.”

She didn’t even have my phone number. She had to look for me.

And just like that from a single conversation and sharing my work I got my first remote job opportunity.

What really matters here:

Your projects are more powerful than your CV

Sharing your work opens doors you didn’t plan for

People can only recommend you if they know what you do

Opportunities don’t always come from applying, sometimes they come from conversations and visibility!

I didn’t get that opportunity from a job board.

I didn’t get it from applying online.
I got it because I shared what I built.

So if you’re building something
don’t keep it to yourself.

You never know who is listening.

@edemy251

Message from the soul

Hey… how are you, really?

I know there are wounds that haven’t healed yet. Opportunities that slipped away. Moments that felt unfair compared to everyone else.

But here’s the truth — at some point, none of that can be your excuse anymore.

You have one real option:
**work harder than you ever have, and earn the life you keep thinking about.**

If you truly want to move forward, start here:

1. Discipline yourself
Train your body, mind, and emotions to align with your decisions.
Not overnight — but slowly, consistently, until you can rely on yourself.

2. Build a clear reference for your life
The world is noisy and confused.
Define what guides you — your faith, your values, your principles, your vision.
Something you can return to when things feel uncertain.

3. Strengthen your connection with God
Everything else is temporary.
When your foundation is strong, storms lose their power over you.

---

This battle doesn’t end unless you decide it does.
Stop overthinking. Stop delaying execution.

Stand up — and move.

But first, learn yourself:
how to guide yourself, correct yourself, heal yourself, and push yourself forward.

That’s when you become dangerous — in a good way.

And one more thing…
don’t lose sight of the bigger question:

What is all this for?

Is it just money? A title? A comfortable life?
Or something deeper?

Find that answer.
Even if it’s not fully clear yet — move toward it.

Live like the person you’re trying to become… until you become them!

Developers often criticize old interfaces without understanding their true value. Yes, they look outdated. But take the Ethiopian Commercial Bank their UI isn't pretty, yet they're incredibly profitable and serve millions of people.

The mistake developers make is focusing only on aesthetics. They forget that real value comes from serving people effectively, not from perfect design. A clunky interface that handles millions of transactions matters more than a beautiful app nobody uses.

Before judging an enterprise system, ask yourself: What real value does it provide? How many people depend on it?

Understanding impact matters more than critiquing the UI.