Attending National Cyber Security Month closing program representing the game POGO-Breach the dancing Frog๐ธ ๐๐
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This was POGO-Breach,
The dancing Frog๐ธ
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The dancing Frog๐ธ
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Micky Codes
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There was also CTF competition, Next up Game Jam
Forwarded from Major John
Event Update | Addis Games Week
Following requests from our partners and the busy Christmas festive calendar, Addis Games Week has been rescheduled to ensure a better experience for everyone.
๐ New Dates: January 23โ25
Thank you for your understanding and continued support. We look forward to coming together to celebrate games, creativity, and industry growth in January.
#AddisGamesWeek #AGW2025 #GamesForChange #EsportsAfrica
Following requests from our partners and the busy Christmas festive calendar, Addis Games Week has been rescheduled to ensure a better experience for everyone.
๐ New Dates: January 23โ25
Thank you for your understanding and continued support. We look forward to coming together to celebrate games, creativity, and industry growth in January.
#AddisGamesWeek #AGW2025 #GamesForChange #EsportsAfrica
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Forwarded from แ แถ Codes
Hereโs something Iโve been observingโฆ
Most tech content creators on Telegram share everything โ knowledge, experiences, setups, journeys. Itโs all super useful, but the problem is:
their best technical posts get lost because channels post back-to-back, and it becomes almost impossible to find the precise step or explanation again.
So I started thinking:
What if there was a supergroup organized by topic where each creator posts only focused, educational technical content?
A place where you can easily learn your favorite creatorโs thought process, setups, workflows, and solutions โ all in one organized space.
Something like your personal โreference book,โ created by the developers you trust.
Thatโs what weโre currently building.
Me, Micky Codes, Sol, and Jerber are currently populating sections like:
Git
Flutter
MongoDB
Godot
Web3
React
With clean, step-by-step, topic-specific content โ from environment setup to useful tips.
This is our Christmas offering to the community: a structured way to learn from the beginning.
Tell me which topics you want included so I can contact the right creators and bring them on board.
Most tech content creators on Telegram share everything โ knowledge, experiences, setups, journeys. Itโs all super useful, but the problem is:
their best technical posts get lost because channels post back-to-back, and it becomes almost impossible to find the precise step or explanation again.
So I started thinking:
What if there was a supergroup organized by topic where each creator posts only focused, educational technical content?
A place where you can easily learn your favorite creatorโs thought process, setups, workflows, and solutions โ all in one organized space.
Something like your personal โreference book,โ created by the developers you trust.
Thatโs what weโre currently building.
Me, Micky Codes, Sol, and Jerber are currently populating sections like:
Git
Flutter
MongoDB
Godot
Web3
React
With clean, step-by-step, topic-specific content โ from environment setup to useful tips.
This is our Christmas offering to the community: a structured way to learn from the beginning.
Tell me which topics you want included so I can contact the right creators and bring them on board.
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Forwarded from Chewata Awaqi
Event Update | Addis Games Week
Following requests from our partners and the busy Christmas festive calendar, Addis Games Week has been rescheduled to ensure a better experience for everyone.
๐ New Dates: January 23โ25
Thank you for your understanding and continued support. We look forward to coming together to celebrate games, creativity, and industry growth in January.
#AddisGamesWeek #AGW2025 #GamesForChange #EsportsAfrica
Following requests from our partners and the busy Christmas festive calendar, Addis Games Week has been rescheduled to ensure a better experience for everyone.
๐ New Dates: January 23โ25
Thank you for your understanding and continued support. We look forward to coming together to celebrate games, creativity, and industry growth in January.
#AddisGamesWeek #AGW2025 #GamesForChange #EsportsAfrica
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Forwarded from Computer Science and Programming
Stop Using TypeScript's Exclamation Mark
The non-null assertion operator (!) in TypeScript bypasses type safety by forcing the compiler to treat potentially nullable values as non-null, leading to runtime crashes. Instead of using this operator, developers should employ safer alternatives: optional chaining for nested property access, nullish coalescing for default values, conditional operators for explicit branching, type guards for reusable validation, and assertion functions for enforcing invariants. These approaches maintain type safety while handling null and undefined values appropriately, following fail-fast principles and preventing silent failures.
There are many ways to do game dev, it doesn't have to be a kicking and jumping ๐
Forwarded from Kirakos
Hey, checkout my new project Mulatonic.
A web-based 3D game to help you practice singing Ethiopian pentatonic scales through gamified experience. It has Tezeta, Bati, Ambassel and Anchi Hoye Lene.
Its dedicated to honoring the legacy of the legendary pioneer of Ethio-Jazz, Mulatu Astatke.
Built with React, ThreeJs & React-Three
๐ Link: https://mulatonic.kirakos.dev/
โญ Star the repo: https://github.com/henacodes/mulatonic/
A web-based 3D game to help you practice singing Ethiopian pentatonic scales through gamified experience. It has Tezeta, Bati, Ambassel and Anchi Hoye Lene.
Its dedicated to honoring the legacy of the legendary pioneer of Ethio-Jazz, Mulatu Astatke.
Built with React, ThreeJs & React-Three
๐ Link: https://mulatonic.kirakos.dev/
โญ Star the repo: https://github.com/henacodes/mulatonic/
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