Day 4 – OOP in PHP
Today I unlocked the power of Object-Oriented Programming 💻✨

💡 What I learned:
🔹 Classes & Objects → blueprints & real things
🔹 Encapsulation → protect your data
🔹 Inheritance → reuse code like family traits
🔹 Polymorphism → same name, different action
🔹 Abstraction → rules without details
🔹 Traits, Interfaces & Magic Methods → pro-level tools

🧠 Big lesson:
OOP is like LEGO — organize bricks (code) into reusable blueprints for bigger, cleaner projects.

after one week of learning php now in newxt week (after 2 days ) i will start laravel and i wanna stick on it because the main reason i learnt php is to become laravel backend dev

and i'm happy about last week i learnt so many things which i didn't imagine so my journey going very wel alhamdulillah

Juma mubarak

#2ndweek #abpath
this what I'm done last week

This is what i did last week
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Unfortunately i lost my pc 😔

Am back guys but don't mind my English i'm nit good at it but everyday i'm trying my best

If you understand what i'm saying , don't mind my English

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Information is powerful, but when it’s endless and easily accessible, it feeds dopamine rather than discipline. We keep consuming instead of applying, scrolling instead of building. The mind feels busy, even productive, but nothing truly changes. Real growth doesn’t come from knowing more it comes from acting on less, consistently.

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Guys i need ur help , i get an invitation to work as a laravel backend dev and they ask me about the price it's project based and it's my first .

So what i should say ?

pls dm me @qabuna_matata

What's going on guys 🤯 how 3k birr /month for backend dev , ppl don't know much we fight sleep to make ready their product

Yemir am so sad i failed for the second time to get my first job as a junior 🙁

Degmo eko every task he require is business logic for Saas company

The thought of having the potential or what it takes to achieve big goals is both a curse and a blessing.

It’s a blessing because it gives you vision. It makes you see beyond average. You can’t settle easily, because you know you’re capable of more. That belief pushes you to grow, to build, to try again when things fail.

But it’s also a curse. Because once you’re aware of your potential, mediocrity feels painful. Every wasted day feels heavier. Every distraction feels like betrayal. You live with this quiet pressure, the voice that says, “You could be doing more.”

It gives you purpose, but it also takes your peace.

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