#Recap 🚀

Had an amazing time at the dev meetup. And honestly didn’t expect it to be this good.

Met Sanyi and we had a really great conversation. Sharp mind, for real. A kid with a potential of building Google from scratch. Appreciate you bruv👏 And yeah… I might be older but still shorter than you 😭🤣 ገና ልጅ ነህ ታድጋለህ, I’ll be the one stressing instead 😅

Had a solid discussion with Yeabsira and Nafyad about internships. We didn’t fully agree at first, but your perspectives were real and not sugarcoated. I respect that a lot. And I agree with your pov 🙌

Also got the chance to talk with Major John from the game dev community. That was a big moment for me. The way he broke down game development... all the different roles and paths... completely changed how I see it. Definitely not what I expected, in a good way. Looking forward to meeting again, maybe at the next game jam😉.

Met a lot of new people (and somehow even found a classmate I’ve never noticed before 😭).
Eyoba you’re genuinely one of the best person I’ve met. We’re not done talking and we will meet again soon 😁 አንላቀቅም
Kasmase, great time as well. And to everyone else (Mahlet, Nafyad, Eyael, Eyu, Jo, Henok, Fraol, Bonson, LUTO, Bruik, EKD) it was honestly a pleasure meeting you all. From strangers to real connections 🤝

Big respect to Mo for organizing everything. Without you, this wouldn’t have happened. And yeah… some of those questions were wild 😂 glad I dodged one of them 😭

This was my first dev meetup… and now I already want another one😅

Great people, great conversations, unforgettable experience ❤️

#StackMinds #DevCommunity #Meetup

People really think working 8 or 10 hours a day is hard, and yeah, reading, coding, and doing stuff for that long does sound exhausting. But when you think about it, after graduation most people work at least 8 hours a day, and a lot of them still look for extra part-time jobs too.

So while we’re at gbi, we should realize how precious this time is. It’s time we’ll never get back, so it’s better to use it to work on ourselves.

the moral of the story አትቅበጡ😁

@devwitheyob
#TechVibe #random

So, this is the official invitation to join us on our entoto hike!

This hike will mark our second ever event to be orginized and I'm pretty sure it will be allot of fun  proven by the first event.

The entoto hike will include the following activities:
- Hiking
- Photography challenge (with rewards)
- Gif recreation (the game will be like the following: people selected at random try to re-create famous gifs 🤣)
- entoto activites (horse riding, archery, cart racing etc)
- coffee
- truth or dare
- socializing.

event will take place on APRIL 26TH, SUNDAY

Location

Grab your spots by dming me on @BlackLion325, no prepayments!

And about lunch, awaten nw menbelaw like normal friends do but if you're like me, just pack your own food... it'll save you allot of expense.

ADIOS! CANT WAIT TO SEE YOU!!!

If you're a tg creator share this around lets make the most people involved in this 🔥🔥🔥

And special thanks to @ekddesigns for making this poster, if you want services related to graphic design he is your guy!

🚀 We’re forming a DSA Learning community
(inspired by Blue Nile DSA community)

Staying consistent alone is hard, so we’re building a peer-driven community where small teams push each other to grow.

This isn’t a course or a place where someone teaches you everything.
Instead, you’ll be part of a team of 7, where you:

👨‍💻 Solve problems together daily
💬 Discuss approaches and learn from each other
🎤 Do weekly rotating presentations (1 person per day)
📈 Stay accountable and consistent

We’ll mainly use Python, working toward:
💼 Technical interviews
🏆 Competitive programming
🌟 Opportunities like A2SV

📅 Starts this summer

If you’re ready to stay consistent and improve with others, this is for you.

📝 Apply here: Registration Link

⚠️ Spots are limited since teams are small, apply early to secure your place 🔥

🚨 URGENT: An Ethiopian Dev is #1 in the World - We Need to Hold the Line! 🇪🇹
Selam devs,
A 24-year-old solo developer from Addis Ababa just beat 10,000 global teams to reach the finals of the Amazon (AWS) AIdeas Challenge.
He built Ivy an offline-capable AI tutor for Ethiopian students on $80 Android phones.
Right now, Ivy is Ranked #1 Globally. But a massive corporate team from India is only 29 votes behind, mobilizing their universities to overtake us tonight.
We cannot let Ethiopia lose this. The US has Silicon Valley. India has Bangalore. Ivy has us.
Takes 30 seconds to make history:

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Good morning my fellow stackers I hope we all have blessed week

Well, after years and years.... days and days of badgering me...
I have finally opened a channel...



Let this be a lesson, kids
With enough peer pressure, anything is possible😭😂

Got nominated for LinkedIn Changemaker of the Year 🎉

If you think I deserve it, you can vote here 😊

These are the categories I’ve been nominated in, so cast your vote:

• LinkedIn Changemaker of the Year
• Young Changemaker of the Year
• Best STEM & Innovation Content

Appreciate everyone supporting fr 🙏
@thesanyi

Manifesting Thursday's exam to be postponed so that i will attend the 3 days forum

hey y'all we hv test java ena this week then i tried to search and to know does java worth it? then it wasn't as i expected it is far beyond i thought it was a dead language and what is ur comment on this programming language WHY Java Still Dominates in 2026

1. Trusted by Big Companies
Java powers mission-critical systems in banks, airlines, and global platforms. When failure is not an option, Java is the choice.
2. Built for Large-Scale Systems
With tools like Spring Boot and modern frameworks, Java is perfect for building massive, complex applications (e.g., e-commerce, banking systems).
3. Cloud-Native & Future-Ready
Java now runs efficiently in cloud and serverless environments. Faster, lighter, and more scalable than ever.
4. Android Development
Millions of Android apps still rely on Java (alongside Kotlin). It’s not going anywhere
5. Big Data & AI Infrastructure
Java powers systems behind big data tools and distributed computing. It may not replace Python in AI, but it’s the backbone of data systems.
6. Used in Robotics, IoT & Finance
Where reliability matters most → Java is there.

7. Modern & Evolving
With latest versions (Java 21, Java 25):
Virtual Threads (handle massive tasks easily)
Better performance
Cleaner code
8. Massive Ecosystem
Over 1 MILLION+ libraries available → you don’t start from scratch.

Completely unplanned video ( happened when I was recording for x video 😭)

Some people outside the country act like they’re supportive, but they’re really just trying to box you in and keep you from thinking globally some even discourage you intentionally. That’s what pisses me off.

You don’t really understand what it takes to build a startup here, so you might as well keep the criticism to yourself. I’m not talking about the good hearted ones. and I don’t hate working for my country it’s the way they put it that pisses me off.

@selfmadecoder

Fully Funded Leadership Program in Sweden 🇸🇪

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Link: https://scholarshipscorner.website/swedish-institute-impact-pioneers/

• Duration: 10 Weeks | Location: Online + Sweden
• Dates: June – October 2026

Benefits: Participation in full program (online + onsite), one-week visit to Sweden (Stockholm), round-trip travel to Sweden, accommodation during onsite week, meals during onsite program, travel insurance, certificate of completion

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🔥Data Nerds Official🔥

While writing this Python version, I felt a growing fascination with how everything connected together into one working idea. Fetching data from the API, processing it, and then displaying or saving it made the program feel alive, as if each part was communicating with the others. Even the challenges,like fixing errors or adjusting the code, felt like part of that connection, helping me understand how each piece depends on the rest. The more I worked on it, the more I saw how Python, data, and logic all relate closely, turning a simple script into something meaningful and interactive.

እንደ Arsenal Next Year ማለቴ ነው በቃ 😞 so sad fr😭

So you're building a frontend-only project, maybe a dashboard, a small tool, or just experimenting. You may have a feature that fetches data from an external API, and you face a CORS error: "Blocked by Cross-Origin Resource Sharing policy…"

This happens when the API doesn't allow your domain.

The "Quick Hack" Solution: Using a tool like AllOrigins can help you bypass CORS by acting as a proxy.

Instead of calling the API directly:

`fetch("https://api.example.com/data")`

You do:

fetch(`https://api.allorigins.win/raw?url=${encodeURIComponent("https://api.example.com/data")}`)

If you do that, there will be no CORS error. This works because AllOrigins fetches the data server-side and returns it to you with proper headers. #KassTechTip #Tip001

Introducing the world's first CAAS 😁

caas-eyu-terminal.vercel.app

at the small price of $12/month you can use your calculator on a website.

@eyu_terminal

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