🎙 Code Biruh Podcast
✨ Episode 8 – Part II ✨

💥 With Voice. With Vibes. With Vision. 💥

🚀 Dropping Tonight at 1:30 PM (Local Time)
Featuring 🌟 Dagmawi Babi (Dagimaw Esayas) a Creative Developer shaping stunning PC, Web & Mobile apps.

🎧 What’s Inside:

- The continuation of his inspiring journey (from Part I)

- Practical tips for aspiring developers

- Insights on Web, Mobile, AI & UI/UX

- How to stay creative in a fast-changing tech world

✨ Whether you’re just starting out or already building, this episode is for you.

📍 Listen here 👉 @codebiruh

🔗 Guest Links:

Telegram: https://news.1rj.ru/str/Dagmawi_Babi
LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/dagmawibabi

🔥 Don’t miss it Episode 8 is packed with wisdom, energy & creativity.

📡 Hosted by: @codebiruh

It's almost time! ✨
Episode 8, Part II with Dagmawi Babi is about to start. Grab your headphones and get inspired!

ScholarXIV won Flutter App of the Year! What inspired its creation, and what problems does it solve? Also, with Gemini AI powering apps like ScholarXIV and NativeChat, what benefits and challenges come with AI integration  and how do you balance privacy, performance, and utility?

You’ve built apps like My Bible and the AASTU ECSF App that mix faith and technology. What drives you to create spiritually focused apps?

You describe yourself as a “creative developer.” What does creativity mean to you in the world of software development?

How important is community to your journey both personally and professionally?

You explore philosophy & spirituality on your podcast/blog (DBlogs), while also building platforms like Ruthful Hearts and Dagmawi Babi Jobs that help others. How do these interests shape your work in tech, and how do you define real tech-driven impact?

From Fidel Pops (educational & cultural) to niche apps like StatiCall and Telegram Community Gallery, you’ve built some unique projects. What inspired these ideas, and do you have any fun or unexpected side projects you’ve especially enjoyed creating but that not many people know about?

You were studying two degrees while building all these projects. How do you manage your time and avoid burnout?

What role does your faith play in your work as a developer and creator?

From your days at Bahir Dar Academy to now  what were some of the biggest turning points in your journey?