I have updated the user interface (UI) based on your helpful advice and feedback. I hope it is now more appealing and simple. and also added liking feature
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This is a channel of my friend who is a passionate programmer. You're sure to learn a lot from him, and he's currently working on an exciting upcoming project.
Here is his channel Link
@KeO_Coder
Here is his channel Link
@KeO_Coder
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This week, I've been thinking developing an app that sends you a random Bible verse once or twice a day at random time of the day. I believe it could be helpful for many of us. What do u think ???
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Today is gonna be the official launch of Study with Tech Nerd.... If u r interested in programming study sessions make sure to request to join in the group ...
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Group Link: @StudyWithTechNerd
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Special day for tech enthusiastic ..
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Today is gonna be the official launch of Study with Tech Nerd.... If u r interested in programming study sessions make sure to request to join in the group ...
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My PC during today's coding session was like this 😂🤣... Emulator, React Native, Express server, and my super low storage, plus lo-fi.co beats, got it acting like these dudes... 😅
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GDGAddis’ DevFest’23 is here. Check it out
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DevFest Addis - 2023
In-person Event - GDGAddis is proud to host DevFest 2023 in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, where you can learn from experts, network with peers, and have fun with fellow developers. Whether you are interested in Android, Web, Cloud, Machine Learning, or Firebase…
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Update
Added cool features like posting pics, smooth login/register. and also real time interaction with the backend ... likes, posts, comments are working. Token storage was a bit tricky with React packages overload! But finally fixed... Learned lots from this project,
...l'll share a video update soon. 😊
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Update
Added cool features like posting pics, smooth login/register. and also real time interaction with the backend ... likes, posts, comments are working. Token storage was a bit tricky with React packages overload! But finally fixed... Learned lots from this project,
...l'll share a video update soon. 😊
@selfmadecoder
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Wet vs Dry programmer
#advice
Okay, let's talk about the principle of dry and wet programming . I'm not referring to programming in a shower or a desert😁; I'm talking about an important concept in programming called "Don't Repeat Yourself" (DRY). Whether you're a beginner or have experience in the field, many people struggle to apply DRY.
So, let's define what a dry and wet programmer is. A wet programmer is someone who writes a program multiple times. If you find yourself repeating your code in different parts of your program, that's what we call "wet." On the other hand, a dry programmer is someone who avoids repeating themselves in their code. For projects or programs with lots of repetitive code, you write it once and use it everywhere. This not only saves time but also helps you write more efficient and faster programs.
@selfmadecoder
#advice
Okay, let's talk about the principle of dry and wet programming . I'm not referring to programming in a shower or a desert😁; I'm talking about an important concept in programming called "Don't Repeat Yourself" (DRY). Whether you're a beginner or have experience in the field, many people struggle to apply DRY.
So, let's define what a dry and wet programmer is. A wet programmer is someone who writes a program multiple times. If you find yourself repeating your code in different parts of your program, that's what we call "wet." On the other hand, a dry programmer is someone who avoids repeating themselves in their code. For projects or programs with lots of repetitive code, you write it once and use it everywhere. This not only saves time but also helps you write more efficient and faster programs.
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