Every tech giant starts somewhere! Check out this photo of Mark Zuckerberg and the first page of 'TheFacebook.' Let this remind you that every coder starts from the basics. Keep pushing forward, keep coding, and one day, you might just create the next big thing!
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I used to play Tic Tac Toe in primary school whenever the teacher was absent. Now, I've recreated it using React.js! Check it out on my GitHub: https://github.com/Endale2/tic-tac-toe-game-React-
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I just completed the most challenging project I’ve ever worked on for a client on Upwork! , The project involved building a website where users submit RSS feed URLs. The system extracts articles, sends them to ChatGPT to pick the top ones, summarizes them, and generates LinkedIn-ready posts. The toughest part? RSS feeds come in so many different formats, and integrating with ChatGPT wasn't straightforward either. But it was a great learning experience combining AI and automation!
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When beginners estimate coding projects, they often think even big ones can be done in a day. I had the same experience when I started coding. However, coding usually takes longer because of unexpected problems and debugging. It helps to break the project into smaller tasks for a more realistic time estimate.
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Working as a software engineering intern in Ethiopia often feels like exploitation. You are forced to work long hours, and you have to pay for taxi and internet, but they don't pay you anything in return. The tasks they give you are not at the internship level; instead, they assign you jobs that allow them to earn more money, using you like a slave.
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After spending some time working with Node.js and Express, I've recently discovered Go and its Gin framework. I have to say, I'm really impressed with how lightweight and fast Gin is compared to Express.
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Natharious🌚
It was an honest mistake 😭.... #meme @nattyNatharious
So relatable, they have no idea what's coming 😁
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During the COVID-19 lockdown, I started learning HTML and CSS. I created a Facebook login page and felt like I had built the whole platform 😅 I had no idea how websites worked or what programming was, and no one had ever mentioned coding to me before.
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Just Built a Food Delivery App UI in Flutter
🎨 Features include:
✅ Onboarding Screens
✅ Login & Signup
✅ Food Category Filtering
✅ Cart Functionality
✅ Messages, Explore, and Profile Sections
Built with Provider for smooth state management!
👨💻 Want the complete source code?
Check it out on my GitHub! https://github.com/Endale2/Food-Delivery-App-with-Flutter-and-Provider.git
🎨 Features include:
✅ Onboarding Screens
✅ Login & Signup
✅ Food Category Filtering
✅ Cart Functionality
✅ Messages, Explore, and Profile Sections
Built with Provider for smooth state management!
👨💻 Want the complete source code?
Check it out on my GitHub! https://github.com/Endale2/Food-Delivery-App-with-Flutter-and-Provider.git
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What's your preferred runtime or programming language for backend development?
Final Results
25%
Node.js(JavaScript)
5%
Go (Golang)
51%
Python
15%
PHP
3%
Other
It’s been a while! I’ve been busy with exams and some projects, but I’m back and ready to start posting again.
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Flutter BLoC seemed difficult at first, but it's now my favorite state management tool. While some prefer GetX or Riverpod, I personally think BLoC is the best. Btw I've been working on a simple social networking project (using Firebase ,Supabase and Flutter bloc) for about a week and I'll share it tomorrow.