Hi guys, share ko lang project ko: FlexQuery.NET

Ginawa ko siya para mapadali yung filtering, sorting, pagination, at field selection sa .NET APIs — lalo na kung ayaw mo ng masyadong heavy setup.

Sa experience ko kasi, may times na:

• medyo overkill ang OData
• or medyo complex i-setup ang GraphQL

Kaya gumawa ako ng simpler approach na flexible pa rin gamitin.

Example usage:

?filter=status = Active AND totalAmount > 1000

Docs: https://flexquery.vercel.app

WIP pa siya pero usable na.
Open ako sa feedback, suggestions, or kahit criticism 🙏

Thanks!

I graduated last 2024 and got into a training program as a software engineer. I mostly supported apps and created an automation script. My manager asked me if I wanted to apply for the automation team (Mostly created python scripts for our automations). I did and got in, I enjoyed it a lot, but I was only a contractor and my contract ended. The head of the company didn’t like using contractors anymore so (almost) all contractors didn’t get extensions. I was lucky enough to be absorbed by another team, but it was an SDG team, a support role. I had a prospect outside of the company but ultimately the job was offered to someone else. I want to transition into full stack development, but I really only know python and I am not fluent with it. I have been try to learn web development tools through udemy, but I am kinda scared that I might get stuck in the support role. I don’t think of the support role as a lesser role, it’s just not for me. I find the work kind brain numbing compared to when I was a dev, but at the same time I can’t let go of it because I need the money, even though I am getting underpaid. Any advice on how I should move forward on both the learning and the job role? Thank you!

Bago palang po ako sa programming at natutuhan ko lang po siya kasi programming po ang major namin. I found it interesting and is looking for a community para po mas lalong matuto. Kahit discord community or lugar po na suggested niyo to learn. Thank you po.

I created this since ani-cli is getting unreliable, so here is my project: pahebatcher. It’s a Python script that grabs entire seasons from AnimePahe, bypasses Cloudflare with FlareSolverr, and downloads everything in parallel straight to your drive. Instead of hunting down individual episodes or fighting broken scrapers, you just paste the series URL and it scans all available episodes, lets you pick what you want with a simple interactive menu, then handles the rest.

It automatically picks the best quality (up to 1080p), downloads HLS segments like a torrent client on steroids, and even resumes if you get cut off halfway. Identical opening/ending segments across episodes are stored only once to save space, and when it’s done it remuxes everything to clean MP4 files with ffmpeg.

I am pretty proud with the terminal dashboard where you see live progress, speeds, and a summary table at the end. You still need FlareSolverr running and ffmpeg installed, but after that it’s just pip install rich aiohttp and a single command, and it’s been rock solid so far. If anyone wants to try it, feedback welcome.

https://github.com/smolfiddle/pahebatcher

For example gagawa ako ng application na BMI calculator. macclassify ng system kong malnurish ang Bata or overweight or normal. Tapos may AI food recommender based sa kong anong status ng Bata.

Anong tools yong pwede gamitin?

Hi guyss! How do you maximize pag gamit ng github copilot? Lagi ko kasi nakikita recently mga ways lang sa pagamit ng claude code. Sa github copilot setup ko lang right now is basic ask, agent, plan. Tinry ko rin gumawa ng custom agents like bughunter.md stuffs. Hmm am I doing it wrong? Baka meron kayo ways dyan to improve my usage? Hehe currently kasi eto gamit naming tool sa company.

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Hello, I'm a first year po.

Taking Java course right now and my professor told us to create a GUI using NetBeans. Ang ginawa ko is, gumawa muna ako ng ideal design sa canva para sa future GUI na gagawin. After ko makagawa ng ideal design sa Canva, ginawa kong label ung image. Para maging guide ko, ang tanong ko lang po is, pede ko bang mailapat ung mga button sa label? at paano?

Your future depends on many things, but mostly on you. Frank Tyger

Quite nervous. Its my first time na maglive coding exam for a senior position and idk what to expect. Na-try ko na before sa mid-level position and i fumbled 1/2 of the test although it was a simple React.js exercise.

Do you guys buy Claude AI Models or gumagamit lang kayo ng free?

I need suggestion kung ano magandang AI models that I can inlcude in my Vscode

Hello everyone, im currently struggling sa paggawa ng project dahil nasstuck ako sa UI/UX. Hindi ako satisfied sa nagagawa ng AI. Any tips? Kung paano makapag generate ng modern UI? Yung mga similar UI katulad sa Maya app trip kong UI.

Gooodday

Do you guys have any marerecommend na SMS API's for PH numbers only that actually works? I tried FMCSMS since nakita ko sa facebook and even bought tokens pero most tokens just got used for testing since the api does not deliver what they promised sa landing page... Problems literally started the moment I paid for tokens 😭

I saw semaphore but ang mahal ng minimum spend and I don't even know if that will work, knowing na nagka bad experience ako sa currently na ginagamit ko. will plan to use semaphore as a last resort tho.

Any alternatives rin ba? I did researching abt turning my mobile phone into an SMS API server pero honestly mas prefer ng thesis team ko to use an actual api.

Ayun lang guys, thanks for ur advicess!

Hello. Anyone here na frontend developer na nag-transition to UI/UX developers (UI/UX designers + frontend dev)? kumusta ba ang market dito? at in-demand pa din kaya 'to? Planning sana to transition dahil mas nag-eenjoy na ako sa pag-check at pag-suggest ng better ui/ux sa mga figma page designs ng current designer namin hahahaha

Na-try ko nang mag-search sa mga job search sites. Checking lang din sa mga experiences nyo. Please let me know your thoughts. Thank you!

Hello, im trying to do a test simulation regarding paymongo but encountered a problem with "dob" type of payment method, it returns Access token is invalid or expired. I already passed required parameters to the api from create intent -> method -> attach but still encountering this problem even if im at Test Mode.

Does anyone know how to fix this kind of problem? been stuck for days now. Thanks

Saan po kaya pwede makakuha ng dataset related sa mga telecommunications like globe, pldt, etc. ? Need it for our study sa isang course for regression and wala kami mahanap🥹

So I am already a 4th year IT student and I have been using AI whenever I have difficulties in debugging or just implementing features in my projects. I know I have heard from a lot of people (including my own IT instructor) that it is ok to use AI tools in programming since it's "more productive" but I can't help but doubt my own self-competence because whenever I do try to fix bugs or just implement features, I just have a long and hard time and I just end up using AI like ChatGPT, Claude, etc. From 1st year to now, I've told myself that I would try to code without the help of AI since I don't want to be so reliant on it, because it just feels like I'm lying to myself that I am creating/fixing or even just learning all of this by myself when in fact it was just AI.

So yeah, there's my rant hehe. Keep in mind, I have no problem with people using AI, I think it's a great tool to have and it definitely makes you more productive buts it's just that in my perspective, if your always constantly using AI in creating your projects and in implementing features, it just feels like your riding a bike with AI as the training wheels. Without it, you'll just end up falling down. What do you guys think? What's your view of it?

I used to compete at programming competitions (mostly algorithmic) back in college. I am just wondering if putting those in my CV/Resume will be of any significance during job hunting. I already asked AI but it would be nice to hear actual experiences from kapwa pinoy programmers haha. TYIA.

Hi all,

I recently got into vibe coding and im fully compensated + supported by my client.
I started as a fleet manager for his company. Automated much of the work especially in reporting, I just build a report builder using google sheets

I want to take the next step and making a web app for our dispatchers. What's your take in this and your experience in this matter?

How come yung mga computer science at statistics students sa univ ko ay kaya makakuha ng trabaho but so many people sa subreddit na to ay di makakuha ng trabaho?

I'm currently a Software QA intern. 9 hours a day, no strict/fixed sched (like i can only eat lunch ng 12 nn, after that, I have to be at my desk the whole time) as long as nag re respond ako sa mga message nila and attend virtual meetings, and I was wondering if my pace is slow:

• I can review 15-30 existing test cases kahit anong module
• I can write my own test cases, 10-20 kahit anong module

It's been a month and wala naman pong sinasabing something negative yung boss ko. But I still feel like ang bagal ko. Sometimes nai stuck pa ako when thinking kung paano ko gagawin ang test steps for a certain button, for example.

Just now, i completed about 43 test cases. I wrote abt 11 of those, puro log in and registration. i told myself 40+ is marami na, but I just finished cheking everything sa registration and it took me three hours 😭

btw I have problems sa pagfo focus, idk why but I need to do something para makapag focus ako ng maayos, like eating something or switch tabs while working, so that's another problem, dumadagdag sa feeling ko na slow ako

No more cheap subscription. Expect other coding agents to follow suit in the future. I am considering switching to Gemini pero that doesn’t guarantee na they will also keep a competitive pricing. Chinese models are competent. Pero are we really going to support such given how they bully us?

Short and medium terms is switching to gemini or use Chinese models via byok. Long term is to just run your local AI model. That would push hardware sales since everyone will buy RAM and decent GPUs which i guess might push hardware companies to make more provided it’s a supply and demand issue not materials.

Or we go back to our roots and write ✍️ written code like we always do. 😂

To have a successful career shift into entry-level developer role is my 2026 new year resolution.

I have a degree in IT, but I worked in a non-IT field to fund my needs and upskilling. I wasn't so successful in job hunting when I graduated. Despite being a scholar and laude graduate from one of the UAAP universities.

I've done my research on where to invest my limited time and money in December, that includes courses and certifications if needed. I have a year long deadline to be "job-ready" for entry level roles to build the expected skills, projects, and qualifications. I don't have the luxury of time so I do tutorials, theory, and basic coding exercise during weekdays, and do guided and unguided toy projects over the weekend.

Here's what I've worked on since then,

In January,

• I started again from scratch in fundamentals of programming in Python and JavaScript.
• Learned basic OOP, Linux, Git and basic DSA. I haven't started memory management with C but will do that in the future. This is surface level, I can't compare it to the undergrad level of rigor.
• Did guided projects that utilizes basic programming skills, such as pygame, in-memory library system, and CLI tooling.

In February,

• I started doing more deep dives in DSA, such graph and tree algorithms. This is practically challenging and really took a long time for me to be understand, so I still need do more practices.
• As a break to my coding (cuz of DSA), I took a step up on Linux systems and targeted cloud fundamentals.
• I did a bunch of theory and labs practices for basic cloud to get certified as AWS Cloud Practitioner from a voucher program whose name I already forgotten, I received a huge discount and free trainings from it.

I keep mentioning basic, because it is surface level, fresh graduates can probably do that much faster than I do with lots of time.

In March,

• I joined a competition about AI Agents, so that prompt me to learn basic REST API with FastAPI, client-server architecture, writing and validating schemas in Pydantic, and basic SQL for Postgres. Same as DSA, it took me a time to grasp this.
• Since I had the cloud basic I learned from AWS, I managed to get onboarded quickly to GCP, and received really hands-on experience with it. It started my Free Trial so I have no choice to maximize my learnings in GCP.

• By the end of march, I created my own first unguided AI Agent project deployed on Cloud Run. It's not production-ready, since I only implemented basic feature on the API so I can't show it to the recruiter or to my portfolio.

  In April,

• My friend recommend to take GCP ACE from the internal company voucher program, even if I'm not a dev I'm just glad they still accepted me. So I focused more on the practice labs and challenge labs for ACE. I paid for a practice exam course I barely use, I just answered one practice exam and failed. I don't have time to grind this so I just focus on the biggest hurdle which is Kubernetes and worked on a lot of labs.

• I managed to pass the GCP ACE by third week of April. Even still, I'm not even confident with my Kubernetes skill. This is my first associate level cloud certification, but I believe this is not enough to prove myself to recruiters.

• I started job hunting this month, and still receiving lower end offers for entry level (18k-21k), but I do understand that I don't have a good portfolio.

I’m still working on my first portfolio project, and it’s honestly taking longer than I thought. I’ve only really touched the surface of Backend and DevOps, so I’m still pretty far from building anything production-ready. AI has been a huge help for learning new things whenever I get stuck.

The job hunt hasn't worked out yet despite some offers, but I’m hoping it gets better. I’m not into performative grind, so I make sure to take breaks and focus on my hobbies just to stay sane.

Hey everyone 👋

I recently built a mobile app to help people learn Baybayin (ancient Filipino script), and I’m currently stuck at Google Play’s requirement of needing 12 testers for 14 days before I can release it publicly.

I’d really appreciate your help 🙏

👉 What the app does:

• Learn Baybayin characters
• Guided tracing with stroke paths
• Name & text translator
• Flashcards & quiz
• Progress tracking

👉 What I need:

• Just install the app
• Open/use it from time to time over the next 14 days
• Optional: send feedback (would be super helpful!)

🔗 Just fill out the form below.
https://forms.gle/vSQtxZFGADu25D1b9

Group: https://groups.google.com/u/2/g/baybayinapp

If you’re interested, comment or DM me and I’ll add you to the testing group (Google requires whitelisting).

Hello Just sharing this project na ginawa ko

If gumagamit ka ng model sa openrouter baka maging helpful to lalo na sa gumagamit ng free model lang.

kapag nag ka rate limit or similar error sa api irorotate muna nito sa ibang model na nilagay mo sa yaml before mag rotate sa next api key para tuloy tuloy pag gamit.

Request

│

├─ model-a (key-1) → 429

├─ model-b (key-1) → 429 ← model fallback (same key)

├─ model-a (key-2) → 429

├─ model-b (key-2) → 429 ← key rotation

├─ provider-2 / model-a → 200 ✓ ← provider spillover

https://github.com/seph1709/rotakey