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@robi_makes_stuff· by robi
Follow Odit from its odit.et launch to the Play Store, with small tools like portmaster shipped along the way.

Mike
@mike_endale· by Mike
Mike is building RAVN, an Antler-backed robotics startup, and shares the lock-in sessions behind it.

Tech Nerd
@selfmadecoder· by Yeab
Building Nuzz, a social focus app, in public, with lock-in check-ins and pep talks for fellow builders.

Mr. SeeFun.Dev
@sifendev· by Sifen Fisaha
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Birhan Nega
@birhan_nega
Straight-talking advice for junior developers, from an award-winning channel that now runs its own booking app, TimeTicket.

Natyiu
@natyiu0· by Naty
Rocket engine research, brand design and a Stripe dashboard reimagined as a forest, all in one channel.

Sapphire Builds.
@ruhambek· by Ruhama Bekele
A Postgres client, a Docker desktop app, a webhook replay engine: one open-source dev tool after another, each announced right here.

Ezra's Ramblings
@ezras_channel
Debugging rabbit holes, Tailwind speedups and field notes from working alongside coding agents.
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Tetstack
@tetstack· by Tetstack
I break shit, build tools, and try to explain it. Whatever I'm obsessed with that week.

xdagiz
@xdagiz· by xdagiz
Open-source tools built in public, from xytz's terminal YouTube downloader to xcalidraw's local-first Excalidraw manager, with star milestones cheered along the way.

Debugging chaos
@debugging_chaos
AI wow-moments, football comebacks and motivational quotes.

The Chill Coding Lounge
@thechillcodinglounge· by Henok Yoseph
A lounge for programming, memes and the pain of errors, with homemade apps like WordBucket and Chilluno on the side.

Bright <Codes>
@bright_codes· by Beknan Chemeda
A coding channel that ships its own Telegram bots, from a notes-to-quiz bot to the SitePulse uptime monitor.

Code & Coffee
@codeandcoffee1· by Loza Ashenafi Wedneh
A dev channel that ships: BookPulse for reading together, ICare for eye breaks and SeeThrough for anonymous company reviews.

Ezedin Fedlu (Dark horse)
@d4rkh0r5e· by Ezedin Fedlu
Tech reads, dev opportunities, and c4rd.biz: a digital card you can share in seconds.

Henok's blogs
@engineercoder· by Henok Gizaw
From a blinking Arduino LED to a hackathon app for rehearsing thesis defenses, Henok's blogs documents its projects and learning progress.
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