The first computer “bug” was a real bug 🐛
In 1947, engineers found a moth stuck inside the Harvard Mark II computer, causing it to malfunction. They literally taped the moth into the logbook and wrote: “First actual case of bug being found.”

do u guys know this ? 🙄

JavaScript is slowly making immutability easier today I learned about Array.prototype.with().

const nums = [1, 2, 3];
const updated = nums.with(1, 99);

console.log(updated); // [1, 99, 3]

React comes with so many hooks, but I usually just use the classics

Categories of hooks:

1. Basic state & effect hooks – useState, useEffect

2. Performance & reference hooks – useMemo, useCallback, useRef

3. Advanced & concurrent hooks – useTransition, useDeferredValue

Honestly I stick to useState & useEffect 90% of the time 😂
slowly learning the others…

I was listening to Ruth’s(dot_ruth) Open Mic, and something about the way she talks really stayed with me.
We actually relate a lot. She works with .NET , and she also loves Laravel and same here.

She talked about how AI is slowly taking away our thinking ability, and I’ve always agreed with that.

She also recommended using Clean Architecture and Domain-Driven Design on the backend, which honestly makes a lot of sense.

quote she shared :

You don’t choose the tech stack the tech stack chooses you.

quotes the host shared:

I don’t want to be the first girl to do it I want to be one of the girls.

In the end, I just want to say I really loved it. Watching inspiring girls like this truly motivates me.
Let’s go, girls let’s build things, support each other, and inspire others.
Much love to all the girls 🤍

🎬 Missed the Live Session? Watch the Highlights!

Our Open Mic Session with Ruth Abiti Getaneh delivered practical, experience-backed insights on building scalable healthcare and enterprise systems.

From mobile development with Flutter and Riverpod to web applications using Angular and ASP.NET, Ruth shared how Clean Architecture, DDD, and CQRS shape maintainable, production-ready software. The session also covered real-world architecture decisions, career growth, and writing code that lasts.

Huge thanks to Ruth for sharing her journey and lessons with the community (https://news.1rj.ru/str/dot_ruth) — a thoughtful and inspiring conversation from start to finish. 🙌

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Your browser can run an entire database offline.

With IndexedDB, web apps can:
- work without internet
- store large amounts of data
- feel almost like native apps

That’s why PWAs feel so smooth.

happy Saturday u all 🫰🏽

If you’re new to tech, learn from my mistake.

Stop watching a bunch of tutorials.
Stop jumping into every bootcamp.
Start building projects.

You don’t grow by watching others code you grow by struggling, breaking things, and fixing them yourself.

The knowledge you have right now is enough.
Trust me.

runaway with me 🎼🎼


GN u all 🤗

Embracing change isn’t about forgetting the past it’s about honoring it and moving forward with gratitude.

dont forget to have a coffee for beautiful day 🥰

@codeandcoffee1

if (Sunday && coffee && home && PC) return "happy 😊";

when u tell ur habesha fam that u are sick immediately you'll get a prenoscription for tenadam , ginger, garlic, and mysterious herbs 😂😂

Do you guys know about n8n?

I was just reading about it and it's fascinating It's a flexible, open-source workflow automation platform designed for technical teams.

Its standout feature is the ability to self-host the Community Edition for free, giving you full control over your data and infrastructure. What I really like is its hybrid approach: it offers both a visual, drag-and-drop interface for building automations and the power to inject custom JavaScript or Python code directly into workflows for advanced logic. Even someone who doesn't know code can build something useful!

I'm definitely going to try it and let you know what I build. If you're interested in automating tasks between different apps or services, check it out.

Hope this week treats you well 🤍

I’ve been using favicon.io for a long time to generate favicons, but today I found something even better 👀

RealFaviconGenerator
It handles everything all platforms, sizes, PWA icons, and even gives you the exact config you need. Super smooth.

If you care about the tiny details (and you should 😄) this one’s worth bookmarking.

Bundlers explained

Your Code
(JS / TS / CSS / Images)
│
▼
Bundler (Webpack / Turbopack / Vite)
│
├─ resolves imports
├─ transforms code
├─ bundles files
├─ watches changes
▼
Optimized Output
(.js chunks, .css, assets)
│
▼
Browser

Webpack (the OG)
- Old but powerful
- Rebuilds a lot when you change one file
- Super flexible, but slow on big apps
👉 Reliable, but heavy.
Vite (the fast one)
- Uses native ES modules
- Serves files on demand
- Instant dev feedback
👉 Amazing DX for SPAs & libraries.
Turbopack (Next.js future)
- Built for Next.js
- Written in Rust
- Incremental rebuilds (only what changed)
👉 Fastest dev experience for large Next apps.

🎄 This Christmas, the only thing I can afford to give my loved ones is… PRAYERS 😂

If you need actual gift ideas, I Vibe-coded a little generator for fun: Link

me Just killing time with random stuff.

after i procrastinate a lot of task for the evening mebrat tefto ereft 😭

if it helps for beginners

JSON Server = Instant Fake Backend!

Want to test your frontend without a real backend? Just:
1. Create a db.json file
2. Run npx json-server --watch db.json
3. Boom! REST APIs ready (GET /users, POST /users,....

Perfect for prototyping, learning, or frontend experiments.