#FounderMode

Founder mode is finally out 🔥🔥! Time to hit up the torrents 'cause your boy ain't got Netflix subscription 😁

@selfmadecoder

something acheived internally 👀 ... prisma kind of DSL experience for schema typing with drizzle schema api generation.. it is build on top of the prisma DDMF - Datamodel Meta Format it is just Abstract syntax tree for your schema where they do all the lexxing and parsing stuff internally ...but this help u do almost a kind of custimation since i will provide a single source of truth config file and yeah it generate drizzle client right away and currenly i have finished the postgres adapter , left off with sqlite , mysql , cockroachdb and much more since i will b pushing it github soon after polishing the monorepo of it ... so stay tuned ..... hold there we also called it Drizzma - and will be publishing to npm registry after we are done with the adapters also :)

as @yohan_nes always say .. Remote or Die 😂✊💪

@selfmadecoder

be me .... joining every dev channel I can find on Telegram and ditching the non-dev ones... now I’m running out of channels to delete 😁 ...

@selfmadecoder

Here's a cool cloudinary alternative u can use with a generous free tier

https://imagekit.io/plans/

#Alternative

I was trying to delete a channel so I could join another dev's channel, and I randomly stumbled across this old one I created back in 11th grade ( 5ish years ago ), and guess what? It was for an app I tried to make…

CRINGE ALERT‼️ The app was called TrueLove 😂🙆‍♂️🤦‍♂️. Pretty sure I named it after some movie (no clue which one tho).

Anyway, I didn’t actually build the app from scratch. I found some open-source PHP & MySQL thing, messed around with it, used one of those website-to-mobile-app tools to generate an APK, and hosted the backend on cPanel using one of my client’s hosting accounts (they had no idea btw😁).

The channel was basically a ‘how to’ guide because the app’s user experience was seriously terrible. Should I share some pics for the laughs? 😂🙈

@selfmadecoder

check this comment for the images 😂 .. please try not to laugh 😂🤦‍♂️🫵

@selfmadecoder

Honestly, the more I learn, the more I realize how much I don’t know. It feels like there’s an endless ocean of stuff out there waiting to be discovered. Sometimes, I get hit with impostor syndrome and doubt my skills, which can be pretty frustrating. It’s not that you shouldn’t celebrate your wins, but sometimes too much celebration can make our egos a bit too big.

I’ve noticed that impostor syndrome actually pushes me to learn more—kind of like a programmer’s instinct. It’s actually pretty cool. The real deal is that I don’t want to get stuck or stop learning. I'm becoming addicted to the dopamine rush I get from learning new things, which is often triggered by impostor syndrome, stress, and burnout.

@selfmadecoder

If I build an IRL (real-life but online, kind of a dual game), would you be interested in playing it? I'm considering building one.

@selfmadecoder

Honojs is the simplest presise and easy to understand doc I've ever seen so far

@selfmadecoder

Just made a home screen shortcut on Mom and Dad’s phone for the Wi-Fi settings so they can manage users and change the password without calling me every time 😂. I’m literally making shortcuts for every important page so they can find stuff super easy ⚡️🔥

@selfmadecoder

With the new year approaching, I wanted to share an opportunity to make this holiday truly special for a fellow dev! We're coming together to support Naol Adinew, an incredibly passionate and talented developer who's been making the most out of his 2GB RAM PC. Imagine how much more he could achieve with a proper upgrade!

We're crowdfunding to help him get the tools he deserves, and if each of us contributes just 100 ETB, we can make it happen. Think of it as a holiday gift from one dev to another. Naol has so much potential, and this small gesture will make a big difference in helping him reach new heights.

Naol Adinew
CBE: 1000640374032
Telebirr: 0922759640

Let’s spread the word and make this holiday memorable by supporting a dev with so much drive and passion. Every bit counts! Let's come together and make this a fun one!

@selfmadecoder

you guys did this 🫵😊💯🔥

@selfmadecoder

I'm finding out I am actually introvert rn 😁

@selfmadecoder

Happy New Year, fam ⚡️! Just a little reminder: every day is a new chance. Just because you see the same weeks, days, and months doesn’t mean the day is repeating.

Learn to start whatever you’re supposed to do at 23:13 or 23:22, not waiting for 00:00.

That means, don’t wait for the New Year, a new week, or a new day to begin what you need to do 😁. Wishing you the best in the new year!

@selfmadecoder

As a mobile dev, I love going to Play Store, downloading random apps, and just playing around with them 😄. I even check out almost every app mentioned by devs on Twitter or other socials, even if it's just an ad (except for those weird game apps on shady websites 😆). Anyone else do the same thing?

Also, what are some of the coolest mobile apps you've used so far? I’m talking about apps with a clean UI and actually useful features. I need recommendations:

Here are two dope apps I've found:Turrit (Telegram client app with some cool paid features)Swipefy (make your own music test with Spotify)

Drop yours

@selfmadecoder

I can’t wait to finish the gig I’m working on and get into all those attractive side projects I’ve been filling up in my notes app 😁. Some of them are still pending, but let me be real—2017 should be the year of side projects and delivering products. I’ve even partnered with @designguru01, who’s created designs for some of the unfinished projects and the new ones. Hopefully, we’ll make it happen soon. But I need to commit myself to finishing the ones I started before running to the new ideas.

If you want to learn from my mistake:

every project idea that looks beautiful, attractive, and full of potential is just a distraction from the programming demon, stopping you from finishing what you started😁.

Don’t believe me? Fine, go abandon the one you’re on and jump to the new one. Give it a week, and you’ll find another idea that seems even better. And guess what? By the end of the year, you’ll have a bunch of unfinished projects, but none completed.

@Selfmadecoder