Code & Coffee

2026: no easy mode 😄 Me: still showing up. God: carrying me through 🙏

One downside of working onsite is that you don’t have enough time to invest in yourself like exploring new technologies, building side projects, and so on. Working from home should be normalized here in Ethiopia

Me last night, Unlimited internet for two years. Gone.😭😭

Thank you to everyone who gave me a star on Stark Love you all ❤️

ayy yooo loza posted her work like a day ago and she has now one of the top stared projects ever hats of to her work though its cool thats why i took the 2nd and 3rd image as well before those goes away as well

I’ve deployed Flowly on Stark. I know it’s a simple project, but I just wanted it to be out there. For everyone who messaged me about the download issue it’s fixed now and working properly, so go check it out. Love you all ❤️ Stark Link

Making a large commit right now… guess sleep has to wait 😭

So you asked for some improvements yesterday, and here I am 😊 I added light and dark themes and also fixed some UI efficiency issues. Thanks for the feedback and you’re still welcome to share more if you have any! u can get the app here

I just lost almost an hour to this 😭 What was happening? An old server process was still running in the background (a ghost / zombie process 👻). Even after I fixed the code, the browser was still talking to the old version of the app. I tried everything: - Closed VS Code - Restarted my PC - Cleared cache Nothing worked In the end, changing the port finally made it work. That’s when I realized the browser had already registered the port with old data. So even after fixing the code, it kept serving the previous state. Lesson learned ☕️ If your fixes don’t apply, it might not be your code… it might be a ghost.

This weekend, I was thinking about building a platform where both new and experienced creators could share their creations apps, websites, designs basically an open-source community showcase with feedback. Today, I came across this - stark It’s really cool, and I like it a lot. I realized I don’t need to build one anymore we already have something great. It was built by @andymarrow . I’ll also sharing my work there from now on.(senoregn 😄) Let’s go show your work and get feedback!

Found this on Substack and had to share it with you guys. Yeah, I know… my channel is more motivation than code these days 🙄😅 Coding content coming back soon promise 😊

New week ahead! Let’s make it a productive one! 😎✨

Long day… time to sleep. Good night, everyone! 🌙

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The Crab Mentality One of the most destructive human behaviors. [Have you ever heard of this one?] » If you place a crab in a bucket, it'll claw its way up and escape. » But if you place two crabs in a bucket, something strange happens. » When one crab claws its way up, the other pulls it back down. » It doesn't just happen once. It happens every time. Neither crab escapes. Both stay trapped forever. » This isn't rally about crabs. It's about us. » If I can't have it, neither should you. » When someone grows, we feel threatened. Not out of hate, but out of fear. » Fear of being left behind. Fear of facing our own limits. So we pull. We discourage. We doubt. » But here's the tragic part: Pulling someone down doesn't lift you up. It just keeps both of you stuck in the same bucket. » Two people could've climbed out together. Two people could've risen higher. But jealousy builds a ceiling that traps everyone. » Real strength isn't dragging others down. Real strength is understanding: When you lift someone up, you rise too. » Support creates momentum. Encouragement multiplies. Climbing together is easier than climbing alone. Break the Crab Mentality. When you see someone growing, don't pull. Push, Cheer, Lift. Because their exit can become your exit too. [Composed from a social media post]

I just woke up! Let's make today amazing. Happy Sunday, everyone! 😍