Forwarded from Solo codes (Brook Solomon)
Introducing Totals.
All your transactions in one place
Totals is a mobile app that automatically tracks your bank transactions by parsing SMS messages from Ethiopian banks. It gives you real-time balance updates, detailed transaction history, smart analytics, and clear financial insights, all stored securely on your device.
We built it to stop ourselves from going broke 💸
Multi-Bank Support
Commercial Bank of Ethiopia (CBE)
Awash Bank
Bank of Abyssinia (BOA)
Dashen Bank
Telebirr
more coming soon....
download here
And its open source,
please drop a star or contribute
Github
shoutout to @abelwondafrash for coming up with the initial concept and design
By detached
@interested_imbecile
@ye_we
All your transactions in one place
Totals is a mobile app that automatically tracks your bank transactions by parsing SMS messages from Ethiopian banks. It gives you real-time balance updates, detailed transaction history, smart analytics, and clear financial insights, all stored securely on your device.
We built it to stop ourselves from going broke 💸
Multi-Bank Support
Commercial Bank of Ethiopia (CBE)
Awash Bank
Bank of Abyssinia (BOA)
Dashen Bank
Telebirr
more coming soon....
download here
And its open source,
please drop a star or contribute
Github
shoutout to @abelwondafrash for coming up with the initial concept and design
By detached
@interested_imbecile
@ye_we
Forwarded from Google Developer Group AAU (Hira)
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Forwarded from Edemy
Things Feel Hard Until You Actually Start
In tech, many things sound difficult long before we ever try them.
Before learning Docker, I already believed it would be complicated
not because I had worked with it, but because of how people talked about it.
Just hearing terms like image, container, and DevOps workflows made it feel heavy.
But once I started learning Docker and using it in a project, it was far more understandable than I expected.
Most of the confusion faded once I stopped listening and started doing.
This isn’t only about Docker.
The same thing happens for other terms.
From the outside, things look overwhelming.
Once you’re inside them, they turn into clear steps you can work through.
The real issue is that many juniors never reach that point.
They stop at the idea of difficulty.
We often hear experienced engineers talk in advanced terms,
and we forget that they also started by not understanding much.
Fear usually comes from: not starting, overthinking, and comparing yourself to people who are further along
So the solution is to start even if things are not clear yet.
If you’re a junior:
don’t let technical language scare you
don’t wait until everything feels clear
start small and learn as you go
You don’t need full clarity to begin.
You gain clarity by starting.
Most projects look difficult
until you sit down and actually work on them.
That’s where learning really happens.
@edemy251
In tech, many things sound difficult long before we ever try them.
Before learning Docker, I already believed it would be complicated
not because I had worked with it, but because of how people talked about it.
Just hearing terms like image, container, and DevOps workflows made it feel heavy.
But once I started learning Docker and using it in a project, it was far more understandable than I expected.
Most of the confusion faded once I stopped listening and started doing.
This isn’t only about Docker.
The same thing happens for other terms.
From the outside, things look overwhelming.
Once you’re inside them, they turn into clear steps you can work through.
The real issue is that many juniors never reach that point.
They stop at the idea of difficulty.
We often hear experienced engineers talk in advanced terms,
and we forget that they also started by not understanding much.
Fear usually comes from: not starting, overthinking, and comparing yourself to people who are further along
So the solution is to start even if things are not clear yet.
If you’re a junior:
don’t let technical language scare you
don’t wait until everything feels clear
start small and learn as you go
You don’t need full clarity to begin.
You gain clarity by starting.
Most projects look difficult
until you sit down and actually work on them.
That’s where learning really happens.
@edemy251
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Frectonz
Get ready for another Devtopia episode. We interviewed Izzy the CTO of Chapa. We talked about his thoughts on AI, his research work before starting Chapa and the journey of starting Chapa. It is an interesting episode check it out. [Devtopia - E06 - Israel]
Loved the Devtopia episode with Izzy—cool guy, awesome dives on AI, his research, and building Chapa. Felt like minutes, not hours. Needs part 2 with more on scaling and deep dive questions I think.
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Forwarded from baka Codes