#Nerd_Fest #hackathon

Hello everyone! We have our hackathon submissions today, and I’ve seen some really cool projects! The creativity, uniqueness, and usability are awesome. Some of these projects are so good, I could even use them in my development tasks!

Here’s how we’re going to judge these amazing projects:

- How easy are they to use?
- Do they solve real problems?
- How unique are they?
- Can they be used in the real world?
- How efficient are they?

These are the criteria we’ll use to pick the winners. I know you’re going to love the projects! We’ll announce the winners today on this channel, and tomorrow, we’ll present the winning projects. Get ready to be impressed!

@selfmadecoder

#Nerd_Fest #winners #hackathon

After careful consideration and review, we now have our winners 😊⚡️🔥. Huge congrats to the winners and a big thanks to all the participants for being a part of NerdFest. Your projects were truly awesome, and you should all be incredibly proud of what you've accomplished 🔥🔥.

Ladies and gentlemen, let's give a big round of applause to all the participants for completing and building such amazing and creative projects! ⚡️

@selfmadecoder

#Nerd_Fest #sponsors #winners

But first, let's take a moment to recognize our fantastic sponsors ⚡️🔥

⚡️ Yegara Host
⚡️ Hahu Cloud
⚡️ Gojo Host

Let's hear it for our sponsors, everyone! They’ve been incredible 🔥.

@selfmadecoder

Alright, it's time! Let's hear that drum roll! 🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁

The winners are:

🥇 1st Place: @Phgoat, for building an innovative Local First HTTP Load Testing CLI Tool!

🥈 2nd Place: @mikxyas, for developing a creative Telegram bot-based Google Form!🔥🔥🔥

Kudos to all the participants and congratulations to the winners!⚡️

@selfmadecoder

Now, let’s take a look at the winners’ videos and GitHub repositories. Their work is sure to impress 😁⚡️🔥.

@selfmadecoder

Hey, here is my demo video
Github
Form Demo and
miniapp

The perks of living in Ethiopia… I’m starting to understand that it’s not just the telecom provider. Both Safaricom and Ethio Telecom are the same. I mean, Safaricom is still my preference, but their services are becoming so annoying. I can’t even download my backend starter from GitHub 🤦‍♂️ and YouTube feels like it's stuck in the ‘90s.

@selfmadecoder

It's really great sitting in a car / bus / taxi or whatever and hear peoples talk about programming or dev stuff in general 😊⚡️

@selfmadecoder

#typescript #cleanArchitecture #ddd

Anyone tried using Clean Architecture, Domain-Driven Design, or dependency injection in your TypeScript projects? If you have, I’d love to hear your experiences and any tips you can share!

@selfmadecoder

#reactNative #expo #shadcn #rsc

this is really awesome 🔥🔥

check the post here : here

@selfmadecoder

Hey guys just wanted to share with you guys a project I recently built.

🎶 Discover & Sing Along with Our Christian Hymns Bot! 🙏

Explore a treasure trove of over 2,000 Christian songs at your fingertips! Our bot's main feature allows you to effortlessly search for song lyrics by entering keywords, so you can find songs that resonate with your heart. Looking for a specific artist? No problem! Search by artist to view all their songs, neatly organized by album.

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https://t.me/mezmur_treasures_bot

So here is a useful little tool I've been building lately. In this day and age we all struggle with one big issue, password management. We have so many accounts on our social medias, online tools and services etc. And we are adviced to use strong password for each of them, and not the same password everywhere. This creates a problem where we have to remember all our passwords or just store them somewhere. But remembering all these passwords isn't possible and if we are going to store them all we need to have a safe and secure way of saving them. This, is where my app comes into the scene. It's a simple, intuitive and minimal app that can enable us to create, store, edit and delete our passwords for different accounts, and also copy the password to clipboard in a secure way. And every action we do is highly guarded with a strong pin code authentication, the app uses its own internal keyboard to input the pincode (like a master key for all our keys :) ) and it's so secure you can't even copy or paste into it. After that, users can simply enter the title(name) of the social media/online service they're using and the password they use for it. They can also generate a strong 8 digit password with capital letters, numbers and special symbols mixed in. They can generate as many of these as they like, and they can choose whichever they like from these passwords. Also the app uses hive as local database so everything is stored on the phone.

The project is fully open source, and you can find the code in the repo here:
https://github.com/Dechie/password-manager

And if you want to check the app yourself, you can find the build apks (for android) on the releases page:
https://github.com/Dechie/password-manager/releases/tag/v1.0.0

#OAuth

If you are using abstracted solutions for OAuth in your apps, here is a high-level overview that works for all service providers (GitHub, Discord, Facebook, etc.).

@Selfmadecoder

just go and watch this movie .. if you need a trailer click here

Movie name : I'm not Ashamed
based on true story

* if you watched it drop in the comments why others should see it

@selfmadecoder

How many of u guys know I have a Twitch account and actually stream 😂 ( AKA Streamer 🙈🙊 )

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