Micky Codes
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Software engineer | Game developer Let's explore the codding world.
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Let's celebrate the 200th subscriber fiesta🎉🎉🎉, on top of that if spain wins 🔥🔥🔥
Thank you all my subscribers 🙌
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Repost from Sam's Archive
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New Release
BirrJS 0.1.3
Includes
- v.odit.et powered receipt-based provider alternative to chapa (Docs)
- resend plugin (Docs)
- customizable, ready made checkout ui components (Docs)
not having a license shouldn't stop you from accepting payments.with this provider you can start accepting immediately. zero human intervention and no manual receipt checking.
once you finally get your business license, swapping to chapa is a single line change in your config. all of your existing subscription logic, databases, and customer flows stay completely intact.
get your api key from v.odit.et
write your plans and go live in 5 mins.
[ Github ]
[ Changelog ]
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Repost from BaD Ethiopia
⏰ Tomorrow’s the day!
The Team1 Addis City Meetup is happening tomorrow, and there’s still time to secure your spot!
If you’re interested in Web3, Avalanche, blockchain, or simply meeting other builders and tech enthusiasts in Addis Ababa, this is the perfect opportunity to connect with the local community and discover what’s happening in the ecosystem.
✨ What to expect:
• Learn about Team1 and the Avalanche ecosystem
• Discover upcoming opportunities, grants, hackathons, and community initiatives
• Connect with Ethiopia’s growing Web3 community
• Meet fellow students, developers, founders, and creators
• Enjoy snacks while networking
📅 Date: July 16, 2026
📍 Location: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
🎟️ Registration is still open, but spots are limited!
Register now: https://luma.com/nuuo5jmb
Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of the beginning of the Team1 community in Ethiopia. We can’t wait to meet you!
#Team1 #Avalanche #Web3 #Blockchain #AddisAbaba #Ethiopia #Builders #Community #TechMeetup
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Repost from Biniyam
@atocodes has been quietly building some really interesting projects, but the Equb Manager app is my favorite, especially because of the story behind it.
I thought it was just another Equb app. Turns out it’s built for Equb ሰብሳቢዎች, works offline, and came from months of sitting with actual Equb managers, listening to their feedback, and evolving his earlier expense-tracking app.
When I tell you @atocodes is dedicated, I’m not exaggerating. I really love seeing this kind of hard work in our community, and I’m glad the product is getting the attention it deserves.
Can’t wait to see where this goes.
@equbmanager
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Repost from Code & Coffee
WUHUUUUUUUUUU!! 🥳🎉
Hey, my people! My first vlog is finally out. Thank God! ❤️
Man... that took a lot of work, for real. I really hope you enjoy it.
If you do, make sure to like, subscribe, and share the video it would mean a lot to me.
And a huge shout-out to @OFF_TG_LINE for making the thumbnail.
LINK
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🇨🇻🇨🇻Well played Cape Verde 🇨🇻🇨🇻
If Cape Verde were in the position of Senegal, they would demonstrate greater capability however, while Argentina has endured, Cape Verde has consistently faced unfavorable outcomes.😭
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@atocodes is like a brother to me! We met during my first year of college and have participated in countless hackathons over the years, we can't even count them all! He is an incredibly hardworking guy who carries immense pressure on his shoulders, constantly striving to win at life. He is truly my role model for being here; he is the one who shows me the path to becoming a good programmer. He absolutely hates AI, seriously!😅
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Okay, hello. To clarify, Computer Science (CS) is fundamentally about the building blocks of how computers operate, rather than focusing solely on programming. Therefore, I suggest you prioritize understanding Data Structures and Algorithms, as mastering these will make the rest of your journey easier. Please note that this course is a key component of the exit exam; however, the goal should be to grasp the basics using C++ rather than just memorizing for the exam.
Once you have that foundation, begin with Web Development, which is an accessible starting point for many developers. Utilize resources like YouTube, GPT (the new Stack Overflow 😅), and the official documentation for the tools or programming languages you are learning. Afterward, instead of immediately working on frameworks like React, try building your own features to gain deeper knowledge and realize that everything is possible.
For Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) and other CS courses, refer to this resource: https://www.youtube.com/@neso
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Trust me I have said that most of the time also I should work with my dad at construction site fr😅, but instead of the money we are here because of the passion we have for the field.
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So there is a game jam that will be hosted 4 times every year by a collaboration of D5 Jammers, Ethiopian Games Association, Efuyegela and Chewata Awaqi, so when i was 2nd year I got the news there will be a game jam in that week, it's 48hrs of game development and fun time, I attended that and that was the starting point of my Game Development journey.
