#Advice for Self-Taught Developers

1.Set Clear Goals: Know what you want, like making projects or learning specific things.

2.Start with Basics: Begin with easy programming ideas. It makes learning harder things easier.

3.Work on Real Projects: Practice by doing real projects. It's good for learning and shows employers what you can do.

4.Practice Regularly: Code often to get better. Regular practice helps you remember and understand things.

5.Use Online Help: Check websites like Stack Overflow. If you're stuck, try solving it on your own first before asking for help. If you're just starting to learn a technology, avoid using ChatGPT right away. It helps build your problem-solving skills and a deeper understanding.

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Here's another podcast from AAU. If you'd like to hear more stories and tech-related content, check out this tech podcast from AAU IS students.

channel: @TechInEthio

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#Advice

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#Nerd_podcast

Hey there, I'm back with this week's Nerd Podcast, the second episode. Our special guest is Temkin Mengistu (Chapi), a senior backend developer with years of industry experience. Temkin, who has been working on the competitive freelancing site Toptal for years, will be sharing his journey in coding, freelance experience, his channel, mentorship programs he designed, and insights into the life of a remote working senior developer. Join us this Friday for an insightful conversation.

#Nerd_Podcast
#Episode_2

Guest: Temkin Mengistu (Chapi)
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#movie_recommendation

Hey, everyone! Today, I'm back with a movie recommendation. I invite you to check out "Ready Player Number One," an amazing sci-fi movie about VR tech! Goes well with the buzz around Apple Vision Pro currently. No spoilers, just press play and enjoy! 😊


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I checked my email yesterday and got a message. Yeah, I need to wait a bit to join A2SV. It's not the first time I've been rejected, and it won't be my last 😁 ( this things happen sometimes ).

But it's not about the rejection; the important part is what you plan to do to change it. I think this helps me understand myself better, find my weaknesses, and work on them. It's about becoming better every day. These experiences are like steps to becoming a better developer and person. So, if someone else isn't accepted in this channel, don't take it personally. Use it as motivation to step out of your comfort zone and challenge yourself to improve.

By the way, I waited until this morning because they say bad news is usually shared in the morning, you know? 😂

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to be honest I hate using android studio ... If my phone didn't die, I wouldn't be using it .

everything about this app is so slow and annoying .... I don't understand why it has to be like this .

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Bard Got an update ..... 🔥🔥🔥🔥 its now officially Gemini ... Faster, better and latest 😊

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same here 😊

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https://t.me/chapidevtalks


this is chapi's official channel

#Nerd_podcast
#Episode_2
Guest : Temkin Mengistu ( Chapi )
Title : Journey to becoming a successful Freelance developer


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#New

LLRT the new JavaScript Run time designed by the Unexpected AWS team ....
* Low latency
* Fast
* serveries

Check out the official GitHub repo: here

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https://youtu.be/yauNW4C-Tfo?feature=shared


this is insane ... I guess the camera man is also a robot 😊 .... never heard of 1X till this day until their announcement ... they are even backed by open AI . Mathew Berman explained it more so check the video to find out more ...

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