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Techα’α΅ Podcast S02E04π
Guest: Kerod Kibatu and Abdella Solomon
Host: open discussion
Date: July 11, 2024 at 8:00 PM(2:00 LT)
As you might have guessed, this week's Techet podcast guests are .NET developers kerod Kibatu(KerVerse) and Abdella Solomon(Abdesol). Both are high school students with incredible programming skills, and they are among the few .NET developers in Ethiopia.
KerVerse, is known for his cool projects, including the .NET version of Chapa SDK, Self Driving car, and his works on machine learning within the .NET ecosystem. Ker is also top rated freelancer on upwork.
Abdesol(the Avalonia guy) , specializes in desktop applications . He builds cool projects and contributes to open source, including CutCode, and contributor on Avalonia. Abdesol is also a freelancer, primarily on Fiverr.
These two will preach us about .NET and tell us about their journeys. Stay tuned!
β οΈThis episode will be held on Thursday
@techinethio
Guest: Kerod Kibatu and Abdella Solomon
Host: open discussion
Date: July 11, 2024 at 8:00 PM(2:00 LT)
As you might have guessed, this week's Techet podcast guests are .NET developers kerod Kibatu(KerVerse) and Abdella Solomon(Abdesol). Both are high school students with incredible programming skills, and they are among the few .NET developers in Ethiopia.
KerVerse, is known for his cool projects, including the .NET version of Chapa SDK, Self Driving car, and his works on machine learning within the .NET ecosystem. Ker is also top rated freelancer on upwork.
Abdesol(the Avalonia guy) , specializes in desktop applications . He builds cool projects and contributes to open source, including CutCode, and contributor on Avalonia. Abdesol is also a freelancer, primarily on Fiverr.
These two will preach us about .NET and tell us about their journeys. Stay tuned!
β οΈThis episode will be held on Thursday
@techinethio
There is nothing better than Ethiopian night time to understand Next.js π, SSG, caching, CSR, SSR. Dude, the slow internet is teaching me more than the Next.js docs... I don't even need to know which component is served through what kind of render.
This is the art you guys should learn from me... problems to opportunities ππ( just kidding )
@selfmadecoder
This is the art you guys should learn from me... problems to opportunities ππ( just kidding )
@selfmadecoder
Hey devs, ever run out of ideas for cool projects to build?
Anonymous Poll
47%
yeah , always
14%
nah , never
15%
sometimes
24%
just wanna see the result
Tech Nerd
#Nerd_Fest #Details One week for registration means this week. The hackathon will be held next week, from Monday to Saturday. It will be online, and I'll provide more details in the upcoming post. Registration Link @selfmadecoder
Only a few people are registered for #Nerd_Fest Hackathon. Why is that?
just give ur thoughts
@selfmadecoder
just give ur thoughts
@selfmadecoder
Should I allow third-party services like Firebase or Supabase for the hackathon?
Anonymous Poll
40%
yeah, definately
18%
nah , its fine
42%
just wanna see the result
Forwarded from Dagmawi Babi
Tonight, at 3:00pm local time we are going to have an amazing conversation with one of the most amazing and inspiring people I've ever met, a friend, a charitable person and an amazing dev @ChapiDevTalks π
Graduating from ASTU in CS degree, he's a full time remote dev working in Dubai then Bahrain which also makes him one of the top earning remote workers in Ethiopia. He's a talented senior backend developer who also educates and mentors devs about the tech life on his free time. And much more.π₯³
This is a long conversation about his early childhood, family and friends, relationships and belief, tech and hobbies, thoughts on sensitive and philosophical topics and much more. We're all going to learn alot from him.π₯°
Until the show starts you can drop any of your questions in the comment section or in SMA anonymously
β’ https://sma.robi.work/b/OtHWK2hlLWaV
The session will be recorded and uploaded later. Can't waitπ₯³
#DagmawiBabiPodcast
@Dagmawi_Babi
Graduating from ASTU in CS degree, he's a full time remote dev working in Dubai then Bahrain which also makes him one of the top earning remote workers in Ethiopia. He's a talented senior backend developer who also educates and mentors devs about the tech life on his free time. And much more.
This is a long conversation about his early childhood, family and friends, relationships and belief, tech and hobbies, thoughts on sensitive and philosophical topics and much more. We're all going to learn alot from him.
Until the show starts you can drop any of your questions in the comment section or in SMA anonymously
β’ https://sma.robi.work/b/OtHWK2hlLWaV
The session will be recorded and uploaded later. Can't wait
#DagmawiBabiPodcast
@Dagmawi_Babi
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#Dagmawi_Babi_podcast #chapi #myThouhghts
best podcast ever! I learned so much. We all know Chapi is one of the cool Nerdsπ and he's always sharing his achievements. I get motivated every day watching his stuff, for real. It's wild to think he's only 24 and about to retire with zillions in his accountπ, but he ain't choosing to be proud and hide his stuff. Instead, he shares his knowledge, and that makes me respect him even more, both as a developer and as a person. Thanks, Dagi, for the awesome podcast. Had to say this in the middle of the night π
Chapi's Channel : @chapidevtalks
Dagi's Channel : @Dagmawi_Babi
@selfmadecoder
best podcast ever! I learned so much. We all know Chapi is one of the cool Nerdsπ and he's always sharing his achievements. I get motivated every day watching his stuff, for real. It's wild to think he's only 24 and about to retire with zillions in his accountπ, but he ain't choosing to be proud and hide his stuff. Instead, he shares his knowledge, and that makes me respect him even more, both as a developer and as a person. Thanks, Dagi, for the awesome podcast. Had to say this in the middle of the night π
Chapi's Channel : @chapidevtalks
Dagi's Channel : @Dagmawi_Babi
@selfmadecoder
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Heyy good people
Iβm excited about this one. Better Fetch version 1.0 is now out π, and we have an amazing new documentation site to go with itπ₯³
There are quite a few API changes and some new additions, but moving forward, the API will remain mostly consistent.
Creating a good doc site was an important exercise for me, and Iβm proud of the results.
Check it out and let me know what you think
https://better-fetch.vercel.app/
Iβm excited about this one. Better Fetch version 1.0 is now out π, and we have an amazing new documentation site to go with it
There are quite a few API changes and some new additions, but moving forward, the API will remain mostly consistent.
Creating a good doc site was an important exercise for me, and Iβm proud of the results.
Check it out and let me know what you think
https://better-fetch.vercel.app/
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Better Fetch
Advanced fetch wrapper for typescript.
#tool #foundOut
So, I found this VS Code extension yesterday, and it's seriously awesome! If you're ever tired of dealing with those super long lines and endless lists of Tailwind class names in your project, you gotta try this out. It'll save you so much hassle!
@selfmadecoder
So, I found this VS Code extension yesterday, and it's seriously awesome! If you're ever tired of dealing with those super long lines and endless lists of Tailwind class names in your project, you gotta try this out. It'll save you so much hassle!
@selfmadecoder
Hey fam, book lovers! You have to check out this channel! The author is so obsessed with books that it's contagious .. I had to share it, and I don't even read! π She's starting a BOOK Gang and needs 500 members to get rolling. If you're into reading, just starting out, or need book reviews and recommendations, or just want to hang with other book nerds, you absolutely have to check out her channel!π₯
Channel : @cosypages
@selfmadecoder
Channel : @cosypages
@selfmadecoder
#Bug_report
So, my Node projects suddenly started freaking out, complaining about being behind a proxy, which was weird because I wasn't using one. I tried all sorts of fixesβmessing with proxy settings, Googling stuff I barely understoodβuntil I stumbled upon this random tip on Stack Overflow: use a VPN. Lo and behold, it actually worked! π€¦ββοΈ. sometimes the weirdest solutions are the ones that get the job done ... it might help u somedayπ
@selfmadecoder
So, my Node projects suddenly started freaking out, complaining about being behind a proxy, which was weird because I wasn't using one. I tried all sorts of fixesβmessing with proxy settings, Googling stuff I barely understoodβuntil I stumbled upon this random tip on Stack Overflow: use a VPN. Lo and behold, it actually worked! π€¦ββοΈ. sometimes the weirdest solutions are the ones that get the job done ... it might help u somedayπ
@selfmadecoder
#prisma #MongoDB #ORM
I don't think Prisma is the best ORM for MongoDB (based on what I've seen, my experience, or even compared to Mongoose).
One problem I face most of the time is that MongoDB only allows transactions on a replica set, which Prisma requires to avoid partial writes on nested queries. This makes the setup more difficult because a locally installed MongoDB doesn't have a replica set configured by default. Running Prisma without a replica set results in an error. Let me hear your thoughts on this. I feel like Prisma is more compatible with PostgreSQL since it feels so right using Prisma in a Postgres project.
u can use MongoDB atlas to fix this issue but i mean am a type of Guy who love to run my projects locally before deployment and also have a lot of internet issues π
@selfmadecoder
I don't think Prisma is the best ORM for MongoDB (based on what I've seen, my experience, or even compared to Mongoose).
One problem I face most of the time is that MongoDB only allows transactions on a replica set, which Prisma requires to avoid partial writes on nested queries. This makes the setup more difficult because a locally installed MongoDB doesn't have a replica set configured by default. Running Prisma without a replica set results in an error. Let me hear your thoughts on this. I feel like Prisma is more compatible with PostgreSQL since it feels so right using Prisma in a Postgres project.
u can use MongoDB atlas to fix this issue but i mean am a type of Guy who love to run my projects locally before deployment and also have a lot of internet issues π
@selfmadecoder