Hey computer geeks! I'm back with some exciting news. We're hosting our very first live session on the channel, and we've got a special guest joining us, Kerod Kibatu! Kerod is a talented programmer who's a pro when it comes to Fullstack development with C#. Can you believe he's just a grade 11 student? He's truly remarkable and has taught himself everything he knows about coding.

Kerod has even developed the Chapa SDK specifically for C# developers, which is pretty impressive. On our live session this Wednesday, we'll be diving into a variety of topics. We'll be talking about Kerod's journey as a self-taught programmer, giving you tips on how to choose the right technology, and much more!

So mark your calendars for Wednesday, November 1, and join us for this exciting live session.

Save the date : Wednesday, November 01
time : 7:00 Am ( 1:00 Local time - Mata 1 seat )

@selfmadecoder

T minus 30 minutes to go 🤓.

Social links

~ Kerod's_Github
~ YouTube_channel
~ Telegram_channel

important links

~ https://t.me/AradaHelpBOt
~ https://github.com/OpenBMB/ChatDev

This is the recorded live session i had with kerod kibatu ....and am sure u'll love it and also learn a lot.

@selfmadecoder

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OpenAI just updated its list of countries and you can know create account with just your Ethiopian number and no need for VPN

I'm stuck in this stats class, and the teacher's all about the theory but clueless about real-life applications. The only example I've heard is about grading... so boring! 🙄.its so annoying to learn something that u have no idea when and where on earth u 've to apply it and what can u solve with it.

Ever checked out Simon Sinek's "Start With Why" TED talk or book? I'm thinking it should be our 8th course, with 100+ credit hours, every year from freshman to grad school🤓. Gotta get back to class; the teacher's giving me the "you're in trouble" look! 😅

@selfmadecoder

What does it mean to be a programmer? Here is good explanation from one of the funniest youtugrammer for you..... check the video right now

video link : click_here

@selfmadecoder

🚀 Exciting News: Upcoming Web Development Mentorship Session 🚀

📢 Dear CodeWizMe Community,

I thrilled to announce our next Web Development Mentorship Session, where you'll have the opportunity to dive into the world of web development and take your skills to the next level!

Session Details:
📅 Date: Friday November 3
🕒 Time: 8:30 PM to 10 PM (night at 2 local time)
🎙️ Host: Chapi

Agenda:
- How to start we development
- Core skills
- Project to do while learning
- Specialization
- Q&A Session - Ask Your Web Dev Questions!

This session is perfect for anyone looking to start a career in web development, enhance their coding skills, or explore the possibilities of the web. I will guide you through the basics and answer your questions, making web development more accessible.

Feel free to invite your friends and colleagues who are interested in web development. Let's learn and grow together!

Enjoy

I'm absolutely loving this VS Code extension that's giving me major Tony Stark vibes! 🚀 I can't quite put my finger on it, but there's something about diving into design, even for the simplest things, that makes me feel like a coding genius, a mastermind who's about to create the most bug-free masterpiece ever. 🤓 Anyway, I wanted to share a cool find I stumbled upon recently: 'Draw.io integration.' a vs code extension that lets u design whatever comes in your mind. design architecture , or a simple todo or even a wireframe. u can do so much with it ..... 🎨 If you're anything like me and enjoy making simple things unnecessarily complex (😁), I highly recommend giving it a shot. You can use it for all sorts of things, not just what I did. Get creative with it!
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@selfmadecoder

Just finished watching that CS50 lecture with Mark Zuckerberg, but it was more like Facebook's early days structure and stuff.I don know what most of u guys think abt zuck .... but fun fact he was a hell of motivation for me to start programming . i think we gotta give credit where it's due! I learned a ton from this video, especially about scaling, software architecture, and all the nerdy, geeky stuff that goes into running a tech giant. You should definitely check it out!

Video link : click_here

@selfmadecoder

If you don't sacrifice for what you want
What you want will be the sacrifice .....

Just ma 2 senses 🤷‍♂

@selfmadecoder