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Heyy✋ I am baka, a software dev💻 This the channel where I share my coding and software development journey, share project and tips and also my personal opinion on some other stuffs too✌️ welcome to the show😉
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Repost from Tech Nerd
Introducing Nuzz, a social focus prodcutivity app
• Track focus sessions & build streaks
• Block distracting apps
• Focus with friends or join live rooms
• Find a buddy & keep each other accountable
• Record timelapses of your work
• compete and climb the leaderboard
nuzz.space
@selfmadecoder
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Repost from RaGoose
Telegrive 1.0 is out
Telegram already stores everything you send it in the cloud, with no storage limit. Telegrive turns that into a real drive. Your files are kept in a private channel in your own Telegram account, with a simple file manager on top.
• No new account and no Telegrive server. You sign in with Telegram, and your files stay in Telegram.
• Photo backup in full quality, and Free up space when your phone gets full
• Files of any size, with folders, stars, albums, and a trash you can undo
• Search by name, by date, or by the words inside a PDF or a scanned page
• Videos, music and PDFs open without downloading them first
Import your google photos
• App lock with your fingerprint or face
It’s free and open source. star the repo
🌟 https://github.com/daveragos/telegrive
👉 https://daveragos.github.io/telegrive/
If something doesn’t work, tell me. If it’s useful to you, you can send a tip: https://jami.bio/daveragoose
you can download from
Telegram
Github
Website
build from source
for iPhone
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Repost from Dagmawi Babi 🇪🇹
Gugut.studio
And with that, Freab has created and started his brand new game studio Gugut Studios. Congrats and wishing you a fun, new journey man. 🎉
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Repost from Mr. Naty
The Wait is over. Airreload is out 🎉
You can now debug your Flutter apps without ADB, a USB cable, or even enabling Developer Options on your phone.
https://www.airreload.dev/
It’s still in beta tho, Give it a try it and if you spot any bugs, please open an issue to help us improve it. https://github.com/orgs/Airreload/repositories
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Repost from Robi makes stuff
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New odit update v1.38
update here
Whats new :
- People tab now auto populates which people you have transacted with instead of waiting for you to save someone
- Some of the people are now global ( participants like beu delivery, airlines etc )
@oditet & @rb_wk
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Repost from Code & Coffee
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I built See Through
a place where you can anonymously share your experience working at a company.
I’ve been adding companies I know, but if you can’t find yours, you can add it using just the company’s website. The site will pull the basic company info from there. Just make sure the company doesn’t already exist before adding it.
Write an honest review about your experience. No fake reviews, false claims, or unnecessary bad words.
You can also read reviews from people who worked at companies you know and comment if you think something is inaccurate or doesn’t match your experience.
You do need to register with your email, but your reviews are anonymous unless you choose to show your identity.
And one important thing: don’t believe every review 100%. There’s no perfect way to verify that everyone actually worked at the company, so use your judgment. If you see something inappropriate or clearly problematic, there’s a report button please use it.
The more people contribute, the more useful See Through becomes.
Check it out, share it with someone who might find it useful, and add your experience.
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Repost from Sapphire Builds.
Announcing Vortex v1.0.0: Cloud-Native Distributed Video Infrastructure Engine
I built Vortex, an open-source distributed video transcoding and streaming platform written in pure Go. It ingests raw media streams, coordinates workers via asynchronous message brokers, segments video into multi-bitrate HLS playlists, tracks real-time encoding progress, and executes durable post-processing workflows.
Key Features
- Multi-Protocol Ingestion: Streaming HTTP multipart upload (32KB constant memory footprint) and high-throughput gRPC client streaming via Protocol Buffers with server reflection.
- Distributed Transcoding: Parallel FFmpeg processing pipeline chunking video into 360p, 720p, and 1080p Apple HLS master playlists and transport segments (.ts).
- Real-Time Progress: Live WebSocket broadcast streaming millisecond FFmpeg progress directly to web players via Redis Pub/Sub.
- Event-Driven Architecture: NATS JetStream 2.10 at-least-once message delivery with durable worker consumer groups.
- Durable Workflows: Inngest step-based execution engine with automatic checkpointing for poster extraction, animated GIF preview generation, and webhook delivery.
- Defense & Rate Limiting: Caddy edge reverse proxy with unbuffered 500MB payload streaming paired with an atomic Redis sliding-window token bucket rate limiter.
- Full-Stack Observability: OpenTelemetry distributed tracing with W3C context propagation across NATS, Prometheus RED metrics, and pre-provisioned Grafana monitoring cockpits.
- Cloud-Native Orchestration: Parameterized Helm 3 charts on Kubernetes with non-root multi-stage containers and CPU-driven Horizontal Pod Autoscaling (HPA).
Core Tech Stack
Go, PostgreSQL (pgx/v5), Redis 7, NATS JetStream, MinIO S3, FFmpeg, Gorilla WebSockets, gRPC, Inngest, OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, Tempo, Caddy, Kubernetes, Helm 3.
GitHub Repository: https://github.com/ruhamabek/vortex
License: MIT
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Repost from Mike
I almost lost everything this year.
Not “stressed about deadlines” losing everything.
My dad. My family. Everything I’ve been building.
There were nights I genuinely didn’t know if RAVN would survive the month.
But my cofounder and I kept building anyway. Through the doubt, uncertainty, and nights when nothing seemed to work.
Today, I’m incredibly grateful to share that RAVN has been accepted into Antler.
$400K in funding, backed by one of the world’s leading venture builders, alongside companies like Lovable, Airalo, Reebelo, and Tactiq.
To everyone who watched us build this from the beginning, thank you. This wasn’t luck or a guarantee. We kept building long before there was anything to celebrate.
Most importantly, I’m grateful to God. He never left us.
We’ve come a long way.
We’re just getting started.
