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Registrations are officially closed :)
Update:
⚡️80+ people applied
⚡️6 beginner teams
⚡️3 intermediate teams
⚡️2 advanced teams
MissCoder ✨
Beginner track application is closed 😊
We are left with some spots in the Intermediate and advanced track tho :)
Good night people 🌙✨
Only one person applied for the advanced level 😅
Ere where are you guys, don't leave him/her alone
🚀 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 🔥
🚀 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 🔥
Do you know why programmers prefer dark mode?
B/c light attracts bugs
Wish you a noice weekend y'all :)
MissCoder ✨
Found something interesting: Nexus Tutorial
It’s more focused on actually building skills rather than just watching lessons, they guide students through real projects and support them along the way.
What they provide:
• Online tutoring
• 1-on-1 mentorship
• Career support
If you’ve been looking for something a bit more guided than learning alone, you might want to check it out 👉 NEXUS
MissCoder ✨
Was browsing for online DSA courses and found these:
1. GeeksforGeeks – DSA with Python
2. Udemy – Data Structures & Algorithms in Python
3. LogicMojo (Premium DSA Program)
If anyone here has taken any of these, I’d really appreciate honest feedback ;)
If you know better alternatives (paid or free), drop them below 👇
MissCoder ✨️
Ikrrrr
Somebody brought their broken pc for me to "fix it". I was in my 2nd year(SWE) at that time.
I was likeee whaaaat the cluck 😭
MissCoder ✨
Repost from NoorifyLabs
Being a CS or SE student at home is crazy 😭
TV remote stops working?
“Call her.”
Phone freezes?
“Give it to her, she studies computers.”
WiFi acting up?
Now I’m the whole IT department 💀
Like pls… I write hello world, not fix microwaves 😭
And my uncle really looked at me and said:
“So when will you start hacking government systems?”
Sir… I just spent 2 hours fixing one tiny error a missing semicolon or conflicts🤧
At this point they think I can
fix phones
repair TVs
boost network
and hack the country database 🕵🏽♀️
Meanwhile me: restarting my laptop hoping for a miracle 😁
Ikrrrr
Somebody brought their broken pc for me to "fix it". I was in my 2nd year(SWE) at that time.
I was likeee whaaaat the cluck 😭
MissCoder ✨
Repost from Zaya
From what I’ve seen and learned (still figuring things out myself)... consistency on one skill even in small ways takes you further than doing a bit of everything without depth.
It’s easy to look busy, harder to build real mastery. I’d rather grow slowly in something meaningful than be everywhere and nowhere at once.
Still exploring my path, but one thing feels true: keep showing up, keep working smart and let the progress speak over time.
#reflection
@zaya_journal
Repost from E-DC [East Developers Community]
The lecturer who bets on students — with his own wallet.
This Saturday at 2:00 PM LT, HUDC Podcast welcomes a guest who's shaped CCI from the classroom to the codebase:
Mr. Gizachew Belayneh
No titles can capture his impact. But his story can.
Before Saturday:
🎥 Watch What Matterስ! on YouTube for a taste of his insights
💻 TechMatters.et — His company: Training, consultancy & web solutions
Join us live. Bring your questions. Leave inspired.
🗓 Saturday | 2:00 PM LT
📲 Join: link for the live session
💼 Follow HUDC: LinkedIn
Repost from Orion.dev
Help😁
I’m working on a pretty interesting product, but I ran into an issue extracting user profiles from telegram and displaying them in the app. tried a lot of things, and still not working.
If u’ve built telegram mini apps before and know ur way around this stuff, I could really use some help
feel free to DM me. @Voyager247
Repost from The Chill Coding Lounge
Learning anything using AI has to be one of the most gaslighting experiences ever gang. Make sure to refer to the docs when learning anything new 🥀
Repost from AbduIntheLoop
Can you guess where you are?
it has been a while since I coded with golang and I didn't want to feel like an impostor at the GopherCon Ethiopia that's to be held this upcoming saturday afternoon. [details here] so I felt like I needed a simple side project involving golang.
well also I love travelling. so I recreated GeoGuessr, the Ethiopia version. if you have never played GeoGuessr before, it is a simple online game where you are shown a random street image and you guess the place.
the problem I encountered when limiting it to Ethiopia is we don't have that many street images. I have tried to add as many places as possible. some of them are even outdated by five or more years. I will be adding more as I find them. it's open source, so you can add too.
multiplayer is also supported. you can play with your friend who always brags he/she never misses any place in Ethiopia.
do check it and leave your comments. I would appreciate it if you leave me stars on github too :)
-> https://ethioguessr.vercel.app/
@AbduIntheLoop
