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Heb’s lore 🌀

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Hebron Enyew documents the real coding journey: messy experiments, a Node.js backend sprint, and a tiny inventory app that made it online.

welcome to heb’s lore 🌀 a little corner for the things i’m learning, building, messing up, and figuring out along the way. the plot is still unfolding, stay tuned for the mess🫟♡ #buildinpublic

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Heb’s lore 🌀
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Heb’s lore is a working notebook for Hebron’s coding experiments, bugs, resources, and breakthroughs. The channel moved from sharing developer resources and interview-prep material to a hands-on backend journey with Node.js, Express, EJS, PostgreSQL, and The Odin Project. One small inventory app for Valerie Collection is already live.

Posting activity
2.8posts a week
36 posts in 26 weeks
26 weeks agothis week
Active since Nov 2025Longest streak 5 wk5-week streak going
Busiest time
Daytime
Peaks around 1pm
Projects
1 shipped
3 tracked in posts
Language
English
95% English · 1% Amharic
Posts read
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How they work

Hebron learns by following The Odin Project, building along the way, and explaining each backend concept in public. The current stack includes Node.js, Express, EJS, and PostgreSQL, with projects used to practise routes, views, forms, data handling, queries, and deployment.

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  • The channel has 79 posts collected so far.
  • Posts arrive at an average pace of 2.8 per week.
  • The current posting streak is 5 weeks.
  • 95% of text posts are in English.

The journey.

  1. Nov – Dec 2025

    Messy Files, Useful Links

    The channel opened as a place to document wins, bugs, and breakthroughs rather than present a polished portfolio. Early posts mixed A2SV interview resources, developer documentation, data-science courses, AI notes, and the occasional developer joke.

    Sources#4#6#9#39
  2. Oct 2026

    The Backend Plot Thickens

    After a break, Hebron returned with a focused backend-learning series built around The Odin Project. The month brought lessons on reverse proxies and EJS, practice projects in Express and PostgreSQL, a live inventory app, and a bold experiment involving 100 million PostgreSQL rows.

    Sources#53#62#73#80

Building now.

Mini Message Board

Building

A Mini Message Board is part of Hebron’s Node.js and Express practice, covering routes, views, forms, data handling, and deployment.

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Sources#73

Inventory Application

Building

An Inventory Application is being built alongside the backend journey, with Express, PostgreSQL, forms, data handling, and deployment in the mix.

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Sources#73
All projects
  • Valerie Collection

    A live inventory app for Valerie Collection.

    Launched1 posts
    Oct 2026Visit

Start here.

  1. 01

    The opening manifesto: a clear introduction to the channel’s learn-in-public spirit.

    ✨ First Post — The Beginning of Heb Codes 🚀 Every coder starts somewhere with messy files, countless tabs, and a mind full of “wait… why doesn’t this work?”...

    Nov 7, 2025829 views
  2. 02

    The backend roadmap, including Node.js, Express, PostgreSQL, and two practice projects.

    Day 2 of diving into backend 🛠 Decided to roll with Node.js and I’m sticking strictly to The Odin Project. Today’s focus: • Express basics: routes, controller...

    Oct 5, 2026135 views
  3. 03

    A compact EJS lesson showing how Hebron turns a new concept into an explanation.

    Day 3 of backend journey: Why HTML isn’t enough on the server 🌐 Up until now, I thought servers just tossed static HTML files back to the browser. But static...

    Oct 8, 202645 views
  4. 04

    The post where a small inventory app goes from practice to live deployment.

    Played around with databases, queries, deployment & a little backend today 🎀💻 built and deployed a tiny inventory app for Valerie Collection. she’s actually...

    Oct 25, 202648 views
  5. 05

    The wonderfully ambitious PostgreSQL experiment: 100 million rows instead of another CRUD app.

    Soooo I decided to put 100 MILLION ROWS into PostgreSQL instead of building yet another CRUD app lmao should i post updates as i go? resource —> ⛓️‍💥PostgreS...

    Oct 26, 202629 views

In their own words.

Not to impress, but to express growth in motion.
Nov 7, 2025 ↗
Honestly loving the hands-on approach so far on Odin
Oct 5, 2026 ↗

Fresh from the channel.

Written from public posts, updated Oct 27, 2026. Every line links to its source.