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ZentharaX
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Hey there ! I'm a software developer in the making, and this channel is my digital notebook where I document my coding journey, share tech & software insights, and random stuff(🧐).expect a mix of thoughts, experiences, and uncharted journeys.
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Forwarded from Code Biruh©
Interviewee

While it’s true that you can learn coding from online resources, university gives you structure, discipline, and a chance to build solid foundations in theory and practice.

It also offers something you can’t get elsewhere easily connections, mentorship, and a space to grow socially and emotionally. Of course, self-learning outside the classroom is equally important, but for me, the combination of both has been the key.
Forwarded from Code Biruh©
Interviewer

Alright, great. my next question is:Looking back on your five years in the Software Engineering department, what are the most important things you’ve learned — both academically and socially? How did the experience shape you?
Forwarded from Code Biruh©
Interviewee

Looking back, the most important things I’ve learned are how to collaborate, how to manage time under pressure, and how to be resilient during tough times.

These four years shaped not just my career but my mindset. I’ve learned to be patient, disciplined, and always open to growth.
Forwarded from Code Biruh©
Interviewer

Wow, that's a great point. Next question is:
Could you share something about your internship at Addis Tech? What was your role, what kind of projects did you work on, and how did the experience contribute to your growth as a developer?
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Forwarded from Code Biruh©
Interviewee

During my internship at Addis Tech, I worked mainly as a web developer. My role involved building and improving internal tools and features, fixing bugs, and occasionally contributing to design discussions.

It was a great hands-on experience because I got to work with a real-world team, follow professional coding standards, and see how projects are managed in a company setting. It really boosted my confidence and made me a better developer overall.
Forwarded from Code Biruh©
Interviewer

Good, ma next question is:
Tell us about your final year project. I heard it was selected as the top project of the year congratulations! What was the project about, what challenges did you face, and what made it stand out among others?
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Interviewee

My final year project, DotCode, was actually selected as the top project of the year. It’s a code snippet management platform with both a web interface and a VS Code extension.

The idea came from a common struggle many developers face managing and organizing reusable code snippets across projects. With DotCode, developers can easily save, categorize, and reuse their snippets from both their browser and directly inside VS Code.
Forwarded from Code Biruh©
Interviewer

Alright, ma next question is:
Is there anything you regret not doing during your time at university, or anything you did that you now wish you had approached differently?
Forwarded from Code Biruh©
Interviewee

If I’m being honest, one thing I wish I’d done more of is participating in hackathons and contributing to open-source projects earlier in my studies. Those experiences really accelerate your learning and broaden your network.
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Interviewer

Good. Finally, would you like to share a message with our audience and us that I haven’t brought up?
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Interviewee

Honestly, I don’t think I’m the kind of person who should be interviewed so I truly appreciate the respect.

I don’t have much else to add, but I just want to say we’re doing an amazing job. Please keep it up.
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Thank you, Miki! We believe today’s session was truly insightful and full of valuable lessons. If you have any questions for our guest or for us, feel free to drop them in the comments section.

In our next session, we’ll be joined by another amazing guest so stay tuned! Until then, have a great evening and a bright, productive week ahead.

Bye bye👋👋
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All people are good if you understand their inner feelings.
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Forwarded from Kal
You can access it here https://book-exchange-one.vercel.app/ I just posted one book there which I really want to swap for some other book. So try it and update me with bugs and feature requests @kalishere
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#Gps

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Forwarded from Exodus_Tola🇪🇹💻
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"You remember the past not so that it is‘accurately recorded,’to say it again, but so that you are prepared for the future."
Jordan B. Peterson on "12 Rules for Life"

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