🚀 Part 3: How to Push a New Project to GitHub from VS Code

Here are the quick steps to upload all your folders and files to GitHub:

1, git init – Initialize Git in your project folder
2, git add . – Add all files
3, git commit -m "Initial commit" – Save your changes
4, git branch -M main – Rename the branch to "main" (if needed)
5, git remote add origin https://github.com/yourusername/repo-name.git – Link to your GitHub repo
6, git push -u origin main – Push your code to GitHub

✅ That’s it your project is now live on GitHub!

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🎙 Code Biruh Podcast Episode 4 🚀
"From First Lines of Code to Full Stack Success: Miki’s Story of Growth & Grit"

Hey Fam! 👋
Missed Episode 3? Catch up now on at https://news.1rj.ru/str/codeBiruh/108

In Episode 4, meet Miki a recent Software Engineering graduate, Full Stack Developer, and Mobile App enthusiast who’s all about building with purpose and growing through experience.

🔥 In this episode, you'll explore:

-How Miki’s journey into programming began with zero background and how passion led the way

-Lessons learned through team collaboration, communication, and navigating challenges

-Thoughtful ways to use AI as a learning partner, not a crutch

-Smart strategies for mastering new tools and frameworks faster

-Why university still holds value: structure, mentorship, and community

-Behind the scenes of his internship at Addis Tech

-Insights into DotCode his award-winning final year project

-Honest reflections on missed chances and advice for students finding their path

📖 A must-read for aspiring developers, tech students & self-taught learners.
🗓 Premiering Friday at 1:30 PM (LT)
📌 Available on Telegram: @codebiruh
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🚀 Hey Fam! Episode 4 premieres this Friday at 1:30 PM LT

We’re thrilled to feature Michael Feleke, a talented Full-Stack Developer with over 3 years of experience crafting modern web applications using cutting-edge technologies like the MERN stack, Next.js, and React Native.

💡 Highlights from Michael’s journey:

- Developed 20+ projects, from AI-powered tools to ERP systems
- Expert in both frontend & backend development
- Specializes in creating scalable, efficient, and user-friendly solutions
- Passionate about solving real-life problems through innovative tech

📍Join us on Telegram:@codebiruh

Get ready to be inspired by Michael’s journey and insights into building top-tier applications. Don’t miss it! 🔥

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🚀 Hey Fam! Episode 4 of the Codebiruh Podcast drops today at 1:30 PM (local time)!

Join us for an exciting session with a talented Full-stack Developer and mobile app expert who's worked 20+ projects . He’ll be sharing insights from his journey how he got started, what he’s learned, where he is now, and what’s next.

🧠 Don’t miss this chance to learn, grow, and get inspired together!

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Good evening, everyone! 🌆
We hope you’ve had a bright and fulfilling week.

In today’s session, we’re excited to welcome a talented Full Stack Developer and Mobile App expert. A recent graduate in Software Engineering, Class of 2025, our guest brings fresh insights and cutting-edge knowledge to the table.

We were fully engaged in the conversation and hope you’ll gain valuable insights and inspiration from this episode. Let’s dive in!

Interviewer

Hello Miki,
Welcome to Code biruh Podcast!
I just want to say congratulations!

Interviewee

Hi there!
Thank you so much for the warm welcome and kind words!
I’m really excited to be here.

Interviewer

Alright, let’s jump into the first question as always, it’s our favorite one to start with:
W'd love to hear about your programming journey from the moment you wrote your first line of code to where you are now in your career. What inspired you to pursue this path, and how has your experience evolved over time?

Interviewee

Honestly, my programming journey began when I joined the Software Engineering department at university. Before that, I didn’t have much exposure to coding. But once I started learning it, I became fascinated by how you can solve problems just by writing lines of code.

What really inspired me to continue was the satisfaction of building things from nothing ,watching an idea slowly turn into something real through code.

Interviewer

Well, so here’s my next question
Have you ever worked with a team? If so, what kind of challenges have you faced in team collaboration, and how did you overcome them?

Interviewee

Yes, I’ve worked with different teams, both in university group projects and during internships and freelance work.
One common challenge I’ve faced is differences in how people communicate or approach problems. Sometimes, it’s hard to align everyone’s pace or expectations.

I’ve learned that being patient, listening carefully, and staying open minded really helps. Also, setting clear goals early on and dividing tasks fairly makes collaboration smoother for everyone.

Interviewer

Alright, next question
What’s your perspective on artificial intelligence? Some argue that relying on AI weakens one’s creative or problem-solving abilities and question its authenticity in tasks like writing or coding. How much of your work involves AI, and how do you personally use it?

Interviewee

I see AI as a tool that, if used wisely, can unlock a lot of opportunities. I understand why some people worry about it reducing creativity or problem-solving skills, but for me, it’s all about balance.

I use AI in my work, especially for brainstorming solutions, generating code snippets, or reviewing technical concepts faster.

Interviewer

Alright, great here’s my next question.
How do you integrate AI into your workflow? For example, when it comes to learning new programming languages or frameworks, I believe it shouldn’t take 4 or 5 months if AI is used effectively. What’s your advice for junior developers looking to speed up their learning using AI?

Interviewee

AI is part of my workflow almost every day. When I’m learning a new language, framework, or tool, I often use AI to speed up the process asking questions, generating quick examples, or even reviewing my code.

My advice for junior developers is: Don’t just rely on AI to give you answers. Use it as a learning assistant ask why and how, not just what. Try building mini-projects alongside using AI. If used properly,

Interviewer

Okay,What advice would you give to freshman students when choosing a department or area of specialization? Are there any key considerations they should keep in mind early in their academic journey?

Interviewee

Take your time to explore before choosing a specific path. In your first year, experiment with different areas web development, mobile apps, data science, AI.
See what excites you the most. Passion matters a lot in tech because things constantly evolve.

Also, think about where your strengths align and what industries are growing. And no matter which field you pick, strong problem-solving and coding fundamentals will always be valuable.

Interviewer

Good,ma next question is:
Some people claim that attending university is a waste of time for programmers. What’s your take on the value of a university education in the software and tech field?

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.