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We're moving out to Addis and definitely using Robi's blog

For the past 7 months, I have been working deeply on backend development — focusing on database design, microservice architecture, and implementing real-world systems using frameworks like NestJS and FastAPI. One important thing I’ve learned is this: once you truly understand backend fundamentals — such as database schema design, authentication (stateless and stateful), session management, audit logging, monitoring, and message brokers like Kafka, RabbitMQ, and AWS SQS — the choice of framework or programming language becomes less important. What matters most is understanding the core concepts and implementing them at least once. After that, switching frameworks or languages becomes much easier. That’s why I’m shifting my focus back to DSA and system thinking. Scalability comes from good database design, and performance comes from strong problem-solving skills. Over the next 3 months, I will: • Revisit DSA using Grind 75 • Share insights twice a week • Build one scalable full-stack project with real impact Instead of jumping from framework to framework, let’s master the fundamentals and build something meaningful. Stay tuned

We won. 🎉️️️️️️🎉🎉

They said “Mr. Stark,” so I built something… and somehow ended up in rooms with CEOs 😅 Just dropped the vlog about the journey, the lessons, and the chaos behind it all. Go watch before I start acting like I planned this 😌👇 https://youtu.be/mOaiE7PQzGs?si=Py3ZLls-WcvAnO7H Editor :- huge credit to LUTO

Somedays I wake up realizing I already have everything I need to build a million-dollar life 😁. It’s on me if I don’t create, market, build, or find a way to generate wealth. I have unlimited access to the world’s knowledge. Whatever I want to learn already exists and most of it is free. @selfmadecoder

DevMeetup V4 is coming — and we got a new home. 🚀 Check out the new site and let us know what you think. More details about V4 dropping soon. Stay close. https://new.devmeetup.et Join our new channel https://t.me/devmeetupet

First design post of 2026. Took me some time to post, but we’re starting small and aiming for bigger, crazier ideas. Curious to hear your thoughts on this one. #Design @Natnael_Girma_official

I recommend The Odin Project for anybody who want to start learning web dev.

We've made it to 100 subs🎉

Three months ago I noticed something. Ethiopian AI startups were shipping real products. Real APIs. Real intelligence. But Flutter devs? We were stuck reading raw docs, wiring endpoints, fixing edge cases alone. So I built a Flutter SDK for Hasab AI. Didn’t expect much. People loved it. That moment told me something important This ecosystem doesn’t lack talent. It lacks bridges. So I kept going. Today, I’m releasing Addis AI Flutter SDK. Same mission. Cleaner execution. Better DX. Flutter devs shouldn’t struggle to use local AI. It should feel native. Simple. Obvious. Check out https://pub.dev/packages/addis_ai_sdk

Don't give up what u want most for what u want now @selfmadecoder

⚠️ Four popular VS Code extensions expose developers to file theft and remote code execution. Researchers say 125M+ installs are affected. Flaws in Live Server, Code Runner, and others enable localhost abuse, malicious configs, and code injection—some still unpatched. 🔗 Read → https://thehackernews.com/2026/02/critical-flaws-found-in-four-vs-code.html

And Ramadan Mubarak everyone 🎉

so have been working on this for the past 3 days.. mostly vibe coded... hope u guys benefit from it New Ramadan New Me and once again Ramadan kareem 🧡 @aydus_journal

Goooood Morning guys, well this is one of the best things to wake up to 😄 > 300K+ views > Got Premium+ somehow > 2.2K Followers all thanks goes to God 🥰 @thesanyi

Finally wrote this article Are Equbs Bad?

Introducing GITYAP Do you code more or yap more? Discover GITYAP, the platform that tracks how much you actually ship versus how much you talk about it. Challenge yourself, see your stats, and find out where you really stand. Live now: https://gityapper-web.vercel.app @dcodeer