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Repost from GebetaMaps
Gebeta Maps is now live on the Play Store! 🎉 Navigate smarter with features built for you: • Interactive maps • Taxi Stations, Navigation and Payment • AI assistant that guides you in Amharic and English • Real-time incident reports ...and much more Download now: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=co.gebeta.apps.android.map Coming Soon for IOS የታክሲ ተራዎችን፣ ክፍያዎች እንዲሁም በአማርኛና እንግሊዝኛ ትክክለኛ አቅጣጫዎችን የምትመራ ኤኣይ አካቶ የቀረበውን የገበታ ማፕስ የሞባይል መተግበሪያ አሁን Playstore ላይ ያገኙታል። @gebetamaps

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Kotebe is the only place where you spend the whole day without mebrat on a Sunday

[Spoilers] watching Silo S3Ep9 and mannnnnnn I almost cried when he said this lmfaooooooo aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa this
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[Spoilers] watching Silo S3Ep9 and mannnnnnn I almost cried when he said this lmfaooooooo aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa this is soooo rude 😂

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When you pass by megenagna and hear this

Voice message00:10

This is awesome

I started learning Android a few months ago, and instead of jumping straight into Android Studio, I decided to figure out what actually happens under the hood. I started by building an Android app manually from the command line using basic Android tools like "javac", "aapt2", "d8", and the Android SDK. Then I moved on to Gradle and wrote my own tasks to automate the whole process. Finally, I introduced AGP and replaced my custom tasks with it. Doing things manually first made it much easier to understand what AGP is actually doing behind the scenes. I wrote everything down in a small 3-chapter series. I originally planned a fourth chapter about Android Studio, but I got busy and never finished it. I might actually go back and write it though. I shared the journey on r/androiddev and it got 130k+ views, while the repo got 50+ GitHub stars, which honestly surprised me. If you're learning Android and want to understand what happens between your source code and an APK, you might enjoy it. github.com/hethon/atfs

Repost from Dagmawi Babi
@DevNest17 made TeleLite, a lightweight, text-only, self-hosted Telegram client for feature phones. Go star and support • git
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@DevNest17 made TeleLite, a lightweight, text-only, self-hosted Telegram client for feature phones. Go star and support • github.com/estifanosbereket1/telelite I thought this was so cool. Well done dude! Kinda wild to me the adventures the people in the community take. #CommunityShowcase @Dagmawi_Babi

With a catch of missing out heavily in that era lmao

I saw people’s facebook from 10/11 years ago (yes 2016 was 10 years ago 😭) and I am so thankful I never had “dopii boii” phase

Repost from Software Guy
Episode 3 is finally here! 🎙️🔥 I sat down with Mulu Tsega aka Luna for a raw and fun conversation about LinkedIn, finding j
Episode 3 is finally here! 🎙️🔥 I sat down with Mulu Tsega aka Luna for a raw and fun conversation about LinkedIn, finding jobs and opportunities, building a personal brand, and her journey from coding to product management. Watch the full episode here 👇 🔗https://youtu.be/utJVxy2NnB0