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#Q&A

I'm a software developer from Ethiopia, and honestly, I'm struggling.


I've spent years learning to code, graduated with a BSc in IT, built projects, worked with clients, and kept trying to find my place in this industry.

I know React, JavaScript, Node.js, Python, and Flask. I've built web applications, worked on real projects, and have a portfolio:
🔗https://meareg.tech/?v=2

But right now, I'm struggling to find consistent paid work. I've applied for jobs, reached out to people, and tried different approaches. It's been exhausting.

I'm not posting this because I want sympathy. I'm posting because I genuinely need an opportunity.
I'm available for paid development work immediately , fixing bugs, building frontend features, developing web applications, or helping a team ship a product.

Remote or on-site. Full-time, contract, or freelance.
If you're hiring a junior developer, need help with a project, or know someone I should speak to, please reach out. Even a referral or introduction could make a real difference.

I'm ready to work, learn, and prove myself.

If you can't offer work yourself, sharing this with someone who might be able to help would mean a lot.
Thank you for reading. 🙏

Meareg Teame

Had an amazing conversation with Dawit and talked about a lot of things. I hope you guys had a good time too, thank you all🙏

@devwitheyob
#conversation #TechTalks

Finally finishe my project and migrating to Omarchy👋

@devwitheyob
#omarchy #linux

One of the most useful things you can use agents for is testing API contracts and identifying real mismatches between the API documentation and the actual requirements. You can give them a real session and have them make different kinds of requests to identify gaps.

@devwitheyob
#ApiTesting

I like this👌

not messi fan btw

@devwitheyob
#random

Tests passed locally, failed in CI

Today, two tests passed locally but failed in CI with this error

TypeError: object.stream is not a function The issue was that my machine was running Node 24, while CI was using Node 22.

The tests were running in jsdom, which provides its own Blob implementation. The mock used:
new Response(new Blob(['x']))
Node 24 accepted it, but Node 22 tried to call .stream() on the jsdom Blob, which doesn’t implement it.
The fix was to use new Response('x') It tests the same behavior without depending on the Blob implementation.

I’m also adding an .nvmrc file and an engines field to package.json so the expected Node version is clear. I’ll also start testing locally with the same Node version used in CI.

@devwitheyob
#CI #tips

You might ask why not simply change the Node version in the ci.yml but the thing is Node 22 version is stable than 24 specifically for this project so it is better to use stable version in the CI

@devwitheyob
#CI #NodeVersion