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This image reminded me of something important for anyone starting their journey in tech: We’re all “newborns” at the beginning. We import what we learn from others, inherit a little wisdom, and slowly build our own functions through practice, mistakes, and curiosity. The key is to 𝐞𝐦𝐛𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐞 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐜𝐞𝐬𝐬 — the late-night debugging, the “why won’t this run?!” moments, the breakthroughs, and even the failures. All of it is part of your growth loop. To all entry-level developers out there: 👉 Keep learning 👉 Keep experimenting 👉 Keep showing up 👉 And don’t rush the journey Even the best engineers were once beginners writing their very first line of code. Your 𝒃𝒆_𝒂𝒘𝒆𝒔𝒐𝒎𝒆() function is already defined — you just need to keep calling it.

JavaScript - The All-Rounder of Modern Development This image perfectly represents how JavaScript has become one of the most versatile languages in the tech world. From a simple scripting language for web pages, it has grown into a full-stack powerhouse: - Front-End: React, Angular, Vue - Back-End: Node.js, Express - Mobile Apps: React Native, Ionic - Desktop Apps: Electron.js - Machine Learning: TensorFlow.js JavaScript continues to evolve, empowering developers to build anything from interactive websites to AI-driven solutions - all within one ecosystem. Truly, one language that pours into every cup of technology!

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I just started a NestJS project, and I’m loving how it makes backend development clean and efficient. NestJS’s modular architecture and dependency injection make code scalable, maintainable, and easy to test. I’m using Prisma with PostgreSQL for a modern, type-safe database layer that integrates seamlessly with NestJS. With its Angular-inspired design and smooth support for tools like GraphQL and WebSockets, NestJS is a game-changer for building robust, scalable server-side apps!

google got this extension in editors. just like cline but with more features. pros: 240 requests per day and 180k code completions per month. it's available in most IDEs. it kinda looks nice, do check it out https://open-vsx.org/extension/Google/geminicodeassist they also got gemini CLI companion extension so that you can connect gemini CLI with your preferred editor and see the diff inside the editor. use the /ide command in the CLI to connect it with your editor https://open-vsx.org/extension/Google/gemini-cli-vscode-ide-companion

Some days are good, some days are poop. Yet it does pass, and things do get better. Even better than you expected it to be. To better days and better life gang. Always moving forward one step at a time. Dont know the significance of this dog here but youll take what you can get😂 Good morning 🙏

Ethio Telecom and Yegara Host are among the most popular web hosting providers in Ethiopia, and local developers often prefer them. However, many developers actually avoid using local hosting services, and numerous users have reported that Ethio Telecom’s web hosting support is not very reliable. Which one is your favorite? Share your pick in the comments!

Me: It's going to be a great week GPT: yeah you're absolutely right have a lovely week lovelies

JavaScript in Amharic #BunnaScript

Every day begins with expectations and ends with experiences

Flow is an automated web scraping tool designed to collect and structure data seamlessly using a drag ad drop mechanism, so you can focus on insights, not repetitive scraping scripts. Here to save your time and effort to let your attention be invested on what matters Try out flow at https://flow-chi-drab.vercel.app/

I’ve come to realize that failing at something is a necessary part of learning how to do it well. You can’t be great without first being terrible at it. Failure isn’t the opposite of progress, it is the foundation of it. Every stumble teaches you something, even if it’s just how not to trip the same way again. From the article Doubt fear and learning to suck at something

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GitHub just dropped its latest Octoverse report, and the numbers are wild. TypeScript officially passed Python and JavaScript as the #1 language, and honestly, it makes total sense. We’re seeing new AI-powered solutions everywhere: web, backend, mobile, and desktop apps built with TypeScript. Because of that, downloads for React (frontend), Express (backend), React Native (mobile), Electron (desktop), and other frameworks on NPM exploded in 2025. TypeScript’s rise to the top isn’t a coincidence. The JS/TS ecosystem already has the largest developer community, but typed languages make agent-assisted coding way more reliable, and nearly every modern framework scaffolds with TypeScript by default now. With so many projects written in TS, LLMs are being trained heavily on it. So naturally, the more AI you use, the more likely it is to give you TypeScript solutions back.

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