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Just opened TikTok and the first thing I see is a voice comment feature… GIFs aren’t doing the job anymore huh 😭
@selfmadecoder
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7 DAYS LEFT .... We're hosting NASA Space Apps Challenge Addis Ababa 2026 this weekend 🔥
Can't wait to bring developers, designers, innovators, and problem solvers together for 48 hours of fun challenges, crazy ideas, meeting cool people, and hopefully building some really cool stuff along the way.
Venue: Sheger Institute of Technology (SIT)
Dates: November 14–15, 2026
Event: NASA Space Apps Challenge 2026
LET THE HACKATHON BEGIN!🔥
@YuriNightGlobal
Can't wait to bring developers, designers, innovators, and problem solvers together for 48 hours of fun challenges, crazy ideas, meeting cool people, and hopefully building some really cool stuff along the way.
Venue: Sheger Institute of Technology (SIT)
Dates: November 14–15, 2026
Event: NASA Space Apps Challenge 2026
LET THE HACKATHON BEGIN!
@YuriNightGlobal
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Forwarded from Sapphire Builds.
Screenlog, the home for software craft and critique.
Great software deserves more than just a 5-star rating in an app store or a quick Product Hunt upvote. You shouldn't have to dig through design X or random Reddit threads just to find people discussing about UI, or typographic hierarchy.
I built Screenlog so designers, engineers, and product builders can systematically evaluate, debate, and celebrate craftsmanship in software. With Screenlog, you can:
• Publish in-depth UI/UX scorecards and craft appraisals
• Curate your personal Top 4 app shelf on your critic profile
• Export crisp, branded Taste Cards to share anywhere
• Explore curated feeds of software specimens(Dribbble, Mobbin, Pinterest...) across the web
Whether you build apps or just appreciate good design, come claim your critic handle.
Check it out here: [link]
Great software deserves more than just a 5-star rating in an app store or a quick Product Hunt upvote. You shouldn't have to dig through design X or random Reddit threads just to find people discussing about UI, or typographic hierarchy.
I built Screenlog so designers, engineers, and product builders can systematically evaluate, debate, and celebrate craftsmanship in software. With Screenlog, you can:
• Publish in-depth UI/UX scorecards and craft appraisals
• Curate your personal Top 4 app shelf on your critic profile
• Export crisp, branded Taste Cards to share anywhere
• Explore curated feeds of software specimens(Dribbble, Mobbin, Pinterest...) across the web
Whether you build apps or just appreciate good design, come claim your critic handle.
Check it out here: [link]
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