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Welcome to the AASTU Software Engineering Society, a vibrant community dedicated to innovation, creativity, and collaboration in the field of software engineering. Contact us:  @aastuses_bot To boost this channel: https://t.me/boost/aastuses

Welcome to the AASTU Software Engineering Society, a vibrant community dedicated to innovation, creativity, and collaboration in the field of software engineering. Contact us:  @aastuses_bot To boost this channel: https://t.me/boost/aastuses

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⭐️The wait is over! The Student's App is Back! Thank you, everyone, for your support, feedback, and appreciation. We will continue building something to improve the experience of students, and we invite all developers to contribute to the project as well. 👩‍💻 Android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.horansoftware.aastu 👩‍💻iOS https://apps.apple.com/us/app/aastu-students-community/id6737355317 💬Telegram Mini App https://t.me/aastu_students_bot/aastu_app Special Thanks 👐 A huge thank you to all our early testers and reviewers, including • @Dagmawi_Babi • @joey_yos • @nebil_alghazi from @AASTUSE • Bisrat from @AASTUSEA • Biruk from @DSCAASTU and all of beta testers registered on our form 🙏 ⚙✅️👍 #AASTU_Students_App #Since2021

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Today, we're sharing free premium programming courses that we found on Telegram for those who want to learn but struggle with a clear roadmap. Many beginners face confusion, so we're providing these resources to make the learning process easier. These courses are highly rated on Udemy and usually come with a fee, but we’re offering them for free to those who can’t afford them. We’ve also included a Telegram channel where you can access these resources. Next time, we’ll be posting the best YouTube tutorials for beginners, so stay tuned! Learning programming takes time and dedication—you won’t master everything overnight. Some concepts may take weeks, while others may take years to fully grasp. Stay consistent, be patient, and keep pushing forward. Good luck on your programming journey! 🚀

Dear students of all batches. This is to inform you that you all are expected to complete the SSS_Courses (SSS_1 to SSS_7) before the second semester registration. We have the lists of each students who are completed all the courses, completed one or more courses, and totally not enrolled. So that I urge all students not enrolled and those completed one or more courses to complete all the courses. Those students who complete the whole courses (SSS_1 to SSS_7) should have a certificate for confirmation during the registration time and for those who didn't complete the courses, your lists will be sent to the registrar for not to register for the second semester. Dr. Mekonnen Abebe (Director, e_Learning Directorate)

👆Those who face challenges in determining where to begin and how to approach learning programming will find that the best advice for beginners is often provided by experienced developers. If you have any questions, you can submit them here 🏃‍♂️👇       ⚙️➖⚙️ @aastuses_bot ⚙️➖⚙️     🫲☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️🫱           💾  💾  🛜 🛜 🛜 🛜 🛜  💾 💾           🖥  🖥  📲 @aastuses  🖥   🖥          ⌨️   ⌨️  📲 @aastuses  ⌨️   ⌨️          🖥   🖥  📲 @aastuses  🖥    🖥          ⌨️   ⌨️        💻💻💻💻    ⌨️   ⌨️

I hope that was helpful to beginners and even developers that are experienced! Last advices I'd give you is to not be afraid to ask, to make mistakes and to break things! Cause one thing I'll guarantee you is that you will break systems and cause damage! So might as well be calm and be prepared to fix it as soon as possible! The other thing is to be in a circle of friends and people that help you grow and better your skills. Grow your network! I love the saying "You are as good as your network, don't short circuit!" So goto tech events and meet other developers and join coding communities in AASTU and outside of it! > @CodeNight is the biggest developers group in Ethiopia so start with that. Last thing is to share. 99% of the knowledge u have, you've learnt it from someone else. Humble yourself, do not let ego be the enemy of self! If you think you're an absolute beast of a developer, I'll show you one that is 100x better than you! So destroy your ego, share what you learnt and your resources to others. > It's only the lower class of people that compete, the higher ones collaborate! Don't forget to keep on building different projects that feel impossible at first. That's how you grow! By your attempt at achieving the impossible. Don't forget to sharpen your skills regularly. Learn everyday. Train everyday. > If you're into data structures, try LeetCode.com or codeforces.com and try exercises there. Finally, be healthy while you learn. Learn time management and give time to friends, family, God, yourself and other important things in life. I can't wait to see the things you're gonna accomplish!! 🥰 ✨ Build, Break, Rebuild! ✨

If you've got questions and things you don't understand there are extensively well prepared websites and producs that have answers for 99% of your questions Stackover is the absolute best, so make that your bestfriend • https://stackoverflow.com/ Geek for Geeks is also incredible • https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/ Aside from the normal sites, we have ChatGPT and Bard that help you with personalized responsed and clarifications • https://chat.openai.com/ • https://bard.google.com/chat So don't be afraid to ask!!

Now I have presented to you so many options to learn from. But I don't want you to be stuck on choosing the best and over thinking and over planning. Starting to do something is much better than choosing the right thing to start on. So my friendly advice is either goto YouTube, in FreeCodeCamp search for HTML and start with that. OR Use the Odin Project and start there.

On top of these, the absolute best place to learn is on YouTube. And so I will share some of the absolute best YouTube channels I've learnt from and still use to learn from till this day! FreeCodeCamp • https://youtube.com/@freecodecamp WebDevSimplified • https://youtube.com/@WebDevSimplified ProgrammingWithMosh • https://youtube.com/@ProgrammingWithMosh NetNinja • https://youtube.com/@NetNinja TraversyMedia • https://youtube.com/@TraversyMedia They have tutorials on literally every single main web dev technology. And so just goto their YouTube channels search for the topic you want to learn (e.g HTML) and then follow along the latest of the videos.

MDN • https://developer.mozilla.org This's basically the bible of web dev. So if you want to go as in depth as you possible can on an HTML element, a JavaScript concept and look at their fundamental technical building blocks, this is the best place to find it.

Dev Docs • https://devdocs.io This's another extensively detailed learning resource if you'd like to learn by reading.

Code Academy is another resource to learn any web dev technology • https://www.codecademy.com/

The first resource is The Odin Project • https://www.theodinproject.com • It's a free source for learning the technologies I mentioned in a project based path. All you have to do is sign in and then just follow their curriculum. That's it. And they're incredible! 🔥 The Second Resource is Free Code Camp • https://www.freecodecamp.org • They've got the most extensive video lecture series out there. They've gotten some of the best experts to teach their incredible courses for free. Nothing matches their YouTube resources. The Third Resource is W3Schools • https://www.w3schools.com • It's basically the main goto for the basic and even the advanced web dev contents. Just choose the tech you want to learn and follow along. It's put in such a good and comfortable way. A lot of us still refer to it.

Now having a plan is only half the progress. I will now be sharing you the best resources to learn from...