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orniya.me Co-founder @ sozatechnology.com 👩‍💻 Front-end dev | Future Miss Flutter ⚡️ Coding journey: wins, failures, bugs & random memes 😑 Certified ranter & yapper 📩 Projects & collabs: @mscoderr ✨ Learning, building & growing one commit at a time

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I saw this advice on my feed today, and it hit different — because it’s so true. Many people work 12+ hours a day, postpone r
I saw this advice on my feed today, and it hit different — because it’s so true. Many people work 12+ hours a day, postpone rest, and ignore their health. Then one hospital bill wipes out years of savings. Money can be earned again. Health doesn’t recover that easily. Hear me when I say this: success means nothing if your health can’t carry you there. Take care of yourself. The grind isn’t worth losing your body for. A reminder to slow down, rest, and protect what truly matters. @wadehlife

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The only thing that changes is our fingers getting injured 😂

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Open Source starts with a pull requests and ends with "May I meet you?" @kinfe123

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For every student, Be a college kid.. Try to forget abt a job, hone a skill and master it and prove you can build things. - @kinfe123

Every one in the community is posting about being at the dev fest 😭 Couldn't make it this year too. Have fun there y'all 🎉 NiyaCodes 🚀

Drop the most surprising programming language name you heard? NiyaCodes 🚀

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Today’s Tip A mistake I made when I first entered tech was focusing too much on the salary. I used to search things like junior JavaScript developer salary thinking that would motivate me. But starting with a salary driven mindset is not the right approach. When you finish learning and do not get a job immediately, you lose hope quickly. And when your motivation is only money, it becomes very easy to quit. What actually works is focusing on building skills, completing projects and improving step by step. When you enjoy the process and develop real abilities the opportunities eventually come. Salary should be the result of your skill not the reason you start and if you are in tech stop comparing yourself to others who are waiting for opportunities to come to them. Instead, create opportunities for yourself by learning, building and taking initiative. have a good night @BuildWithAmir

I was today years old when I discovered that there's a programming language called Idris. NiyaCodes 🚀

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The APK version is released.

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🎉 We did it! Chronicle v1.0.0 is officially live! A huge shoutout to all 28 of my amazing users — we made this happen together. This is the exact form of the website, and it’s ready for you to enjoy. 🚀 Let’s keep building something great!

🎙 Open Mic Session: Featuring Dera “Dre” Adugna We’re back with another insightful session — this time featuring Dera Adugna
🎙 Open Mic Session: Featuring Dera “Dre” Adugna
We’re back with another insightful session — this time featuring Dera Adugna, a Full-Stack developer with extensive industry experience working as a software Architect, QA Engineer and so much more. Dera built impactful software across healthcare, e-commerce, real estate, and co-created Codenight, a community now 10,000+ strong. ✨ Inside this session: 🔹 Lessons from running systems at scale — the wins and the scars 🔹 Why observability matters more than you think 🔹 Tools, mindset, and principles for serious engineering 🔹 Open Q&A — raw, practical, and experience-backed 📅 Date: Saturday, December 13, 2025 ⏰ Time: 8:00 PM / 2:00 LT 📍 Live on the GDG AAU Channel 👉 RSVP NOW Follow us for updates: | Telegram  | LinkedIn  | Instagram | TikTok | Face Book | X #GDGAAU #OpenMicSession

It's friday again ✨ Jum'a mubarakah NiyaCodes 🚀

As a developer, at some point you realize it’s not just about knowing a specific tech stack. It’s more about looking at a problem, breaking it down into smaller sub-problems, framing it clearly, and simplifying it to a level where it can be solved through logic or code. In the end, your job is to connect the dots and build a solution.

Hellooo, night owls 🦉 The night is not "just night" for us, it’s like a debugging playground, a canvas for messy code, and where caffeine meets chaos. While the world sleeps, we’re chasing that one elusive bug, shouting on the chatbot, building something no one asked for, or finally understanding why our code refused to work all day. So, what are you doing all night? Coding, procrastinating, or just scrolling through memes pretending it’s research? 🌙💻✨ NiyaCodes 🚀

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I don't know how they made the blue dots move like that when hovered over...... but I'm so so sooo curious Check it out NiyaCodes 🚀

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Today I came across a simple line: “a week is 2% of the year.” I checked the math and it’s true. It hit me that every time I
Today I came across a simple line: “a week is 2% of the year.” I checked the math and it’s true. It hit me that every time I say “my week wasn’t productive,” it’s not just 7 days… it’s literally 2% of my entire year slipping away like🫰🏽 Our year is nothing but the sum of our months. Our months reflect our weeks. Our weeks are shaped by our days. And our days are built from every hour, every minute, every second from the moment we wake up until the night. All of it truly matters. 2026 is around the corner. Let’s use it wisely. And remember: you don’t need a new year, a birthday, or any special occasion to be productive. You just need a decision and the courage to start the moment you make it. That’s where real discipline begins. But if such occasions inspire change, that’s a blessing too. May Allah grant us clarity, discipline, and barakah in our time.

Oh it does work, u just gotta wait a few hours lol NiyaCodes 🚀