#nerdfest

What's up, fam? I'm back with some epic news! As promised, this post is all about the Nerdfest Hackathon. Grab your PC, keyboard, mouse, or whatever else you need for this awesome event. You all know the prize is a fully covered VPS plan for a whole year, perfect for any of your projects.

About the hackathon: You can build anything you want, but your project needs to include the following:

— A Problem Statement: Your project must solve a specific problem or challenge.
— No Tech as a Service Products: No Firebase, Supabase, Appwrite, or similar services. You get the point.
— Nice UI: Try to make it at least interactive. We need a good UX.
— Original Projects Only: No prior side projects are accepted. If any are found, you’ll be disqualified immediately.
— Be Excited, Passionate, and Positive: Bring your energy and good vibes!
— Bonus: Tag and mention this channel and share your progress on the hackathon project.

You have one chance to choose your project idea and submit it. No duplicate forms are accepted. This is going to be so much fun! And guess what? The judges are from the community, so it's going to be super fun. Trust me, you don’t want to miss this!

Use this form to register for the hackathon: Registration Link
Let’s get hacking! 🚀

@selfmadecoder

ChatGPT generated jokes😅😅
Happy Summer
Happy monday 🥳🥳

@techinethio

Let's see if you can guess this week's guests on Techኢት Podcast

hint: they're dotnetters😊

Hello everyone,

The results are out! Congratulations to those who have been accepted. Please check your emails for your acceptance notifications. For those who were not selected, we deeply apologize. Due to limited spots, we had to make some tough decisions, which meant prioritizing students without prior programming experience. This decision was not a reflection of your skills or the quality of your work.

For all accepted students, please check your emails and join the groups through the links provided.

@GDSCAAU

Techኢት Podcast S02E04🎙
Guest: Kerod Kibatu and Abdella Solomon
Host: open discussion
Date: July 11, 2024 at 8:00 PM(2:00 LT)

As you might have guessed, this week's Techet podcast guests are .NET developers kerod Kibatu(KerVerse) and Abdella Solomon(Abdesol). Both are high school students with incredible programming skills, and they are among the few .NET developers in Ethiopia.

KerVerse, is known for his cool projects, including the .NET version of Chapa SDK, Self Driving car, and his works on machine learning within the .NET ecosystem. Ker is also top rated freelancer on upwork.

Abdesol(the Avalonia guy) , specializes in desktop applications . He builds cool projects and contributes to open source, including CutCode, and contributor on Avalonia. Abdesol is also a freelancer, primarily on Fiverr.

These two will preach us about .NET and tell us about their journeys. Stay tuned!

⚠️This episode will be held on Thursday

@techinethio

CBE Verifier

cbe-verifier is a TypeScript library designed to verify transactions from the Commercial Bank of Ethiopia (CBE). This library provides functions to verify transaction details and detect transaction IDs from screenshots.

https://github.com/jayvhaile/cbe-verifier

Ever wondered why certain colors make you feel a certain way? This infographic explores the science of color psychology in design. You might want to consider this for you next design.

In 20 minutes 😊

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@techinethio

Preaching the dotnet doctrine 😁

you can comment here🗳

It was a really cool episode🔥 thanks to everyone for sharing and joining the livestream😊

Join their Telegram channel to stay updated and learn more about .NET and other dev content👇

Kerverse
Abdesol

Leetcode for machine learning🔥.

We now have leetcode for ML, even though the industry isn't ready for it.

I tried to solve Implementing Basic Autograd Operations it's pretty neat, you can also see the solutions for it too. Also, the questions are not a lot now, they are cool.

https://www.deep-ml.com/