Code & Coffee

I used to think having many hobbies was a weakness. I draw, I code, I love interior and fashion design even sewing dresses. Sometimes it feels like I’m “average” at everything. But I’ve realized something: People with one hobby may succeed faster early on. People with many interests succeed later if they learn to focus. The problem isn’t having many passions. The problem is trying to master all of them at once. Love you all 🥰

Choose to see the good in everything, and the good will look for you too. Have a pretty Saturday 🥰

Sometimes people need to be delusional. When you’re starting from zero. When your environment is discouraging. When the timeline is long and results are invisible. When you’re building something no one else sees. When realism would crush your hope. A little delusion is how you take the first step before there’s proof. It’s how you keep going when progress is quiet. It’s believing “this will work” before the world agrees. Delusion only becomes dangerous when it replaces action or ignores reality. Healthy delusion adapts, learns, and grows. Love you all 🥰

I’m not rich (yet). Still bought one year of unlimited internet because as a programmer, this is my lifeline. One week without it and my wallet panicked. So yeah, I bought unlimited again. If I’m paying this much, I’m building something legendary. Let’s do something insane this year 😂🔥

This feels like a warning sign for the future of open source. If the people maintaining the tools can’t survive, popularity alone won’t save them. AI changing the ecosystem this fast is scary, especially for open source maintainers.

You may think I’m eating and watching my holiday TV program, but I’m actually coding since I have things to do with deadlines. 😭

We all love our parents, and we all dream of doing something big for them building a house, buying a car, or giving them everything they deserve. But most of the time, we forget the small things. Giving them respect. Sitting with them. Talking to them. Spending time. Even washing their feet. These are the things they truly want. Don’t waste time only dreaming about big gestures for your parents. Start with the simple things. Give them your time. You’ll see how grateful they are for just that. love you all 🥰

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I really miss my mom and cherish the moments spent with family. Enjoying a coffee together is something I truly value. I’m so glad to be home! If you’re with your family, take the time to make memories with them. Don't take it for granted. 😊

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On my way to home 🥰

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I hope you all know you should update your CV every time you apply for a job.adjusting it to the job description makes a huge difference.But honestly, it’s annoying and stressful to figure out what to improve.That’s why I love this tool: resume-lens big props to @little_voidd 🙌. This tool is so helpful, go check it out! And if you’re a TS & JS dev, seriously subscribe to his channel. he shares a lot of great stuff you’ll find super useful. Trust me.

Still a bit of a child. whenever something exciting is waiting for me tomorrow, I can’t sleep and can’t stop thinking about it.

When using Prisma avoid fetching more data than you actually need. Instead of using

include

by default prefer

select

whenever possible. select lets you fetch only the exact fields you need, which keeps your responses smaller, improves performance, and makes your queries easier to understand and maintain Using include can be convenient but it often returns unnecessary relational data that you don’t really use.

It’s been a long day. Good night, everyone. Tomorrow’s another day rest well 🤍

The latest Telegram update doesn’t support reading Amharic. Not sure why.

🤍 Dagmawi Babi's Meetup This year I'm starting with a new and independently organized Dagmawi Babi event! 🎉 Dagmawi Babi's Meetup is the first of it's kind event organized by Dagmawi Babi and his team as a thank you to all the incredible individuals, creators, event organizers, companies and communities improving and accelerating the tech and design ecosystem. It's a thank you for taking risks, for pioneering new ventures, for taking the blame, for investing so much of yourself into the benefits of everyone else, for spending months building epic things, for spending countless nights preparing events, for imagining a community that can be much better than what it is and working towards your vision. We're going to spend an incredible full day where we listen to insightful keynotes, explore project showcases, attend a live podcast (Devtopia), hold an in-person Creator Awards (by Codenight) and so much more. The date is Jan 24, 2026 and the event will take place at DxValley 2.0. So if all of this sounds like your type of event, register at dagmawi.dev/meetup and claim your ticket. Make sure to select "Attending" from the options. Thank you again and I can't wait to see you there! Yours truly @Dagmawi_Babi