Nahom's Sandbox

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A sandbox that keeps shipping small dev tools, from a Python shell to a one-click hotspot plugin for Omarchy.

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Nahom's Sandbox

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Nahom's Sandbox has been posting since March 2025, starting with study links and growing into a place that ships its own tools. Recent releases include TeleGlance, a Python/TypeScript client that reads public Telegram channels through t.me web previews; AGQ, a desktop quota tracker for Antigravity; and Omnispot, a one-click hotspot plugin for the Omarchy top bar. In between come LeetCode logs and learning roadmaps.

Posting activity

19posts a week

491 posts in 26 weeks

26 weeks agothis week

Active since Mar 2025Longest streak 64 wk64-week streak going

Busiest time

Daytime

Peaks around 10pm

Projects

0 shipped

Language

English

94% English · 1% Amharic

Posts read

1,102

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64 weeks in a row with at least one post, and the streak is still going.
Averages 18.9 posts a week lately.
The channel's most-used word is "week".

The journey.

Mar – Sep 2025
Study Hall
The channel opens with study links: a React class and an API development cheat sheet. In September 2025 it lays out 'The Full-Stack Year', a long list of languages, frameworks and databases to focus on, plus a resource list for learning them.
Sources#10 #23 #159 #171
Sep – Dec 2025
Make It First
A hackathon build gets shelved after growing too big to finish on time, leaving one lesson: make it first, perfect it later. Practical posts follow: an i18next guide for React, LeetCode logs and a Windows battery health check.
Sources#147 #185 #314 #362
Feb – Apr 2026
The Finish Line
Early 2026 brings finished work: a deployed e-commerce API built as a graduation project, CoreShell, a Python shell born from a Codecrafters challenge, and Leet-Animations, an index of LeetCode animations. April adds a 30-day Python-to-C++ curriculum shared as a Notion template.
Sources#483 #525 #586 #647
Jul – Oct 2026
Release Season
From July 2026 the releases keep coming: git-dr-mirror backs up GitHub repos to GitLab, TeleGlance reads public Telegram channels, AGQ tracks Antigravity quotas and Omnispot adds a hotspot toggle to the Omarchy top bar. Monday Sync posts grade the past week and set the next week's mission.
Sources#974 #1018 #1066 #1102

Building now.

Omnispot

Launched

Shipped v1.0.2 a day after launch, with clearer error messages and the Wi-Fi password hidden from process lists.

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Sources#1212 #1221

All projects

ProjectStatusPostsActive

drf-commerce-engine
An e-commerce backend API, explorable through Swagger UI, where admins manage products, inventory and categories; built as an ALX graduation project.
Launched1 posts
1Feb 2026Visit
CoreShell
A minimal, extensible Python shell with built-in commands, output redirection, tab completion and history, made for the Codecrafters Build Your Own Shell challenge.
Launched1 posts
1Feb 2026Visit
Leet-Animations
A searchable index of LeetCode problem animations for learning algorithms visually and interview prep, built with Next.js.
Launched1 posts
1Mar 2026Visit
git-dr-mirror
A self-hosted backup tool that mirrors all your GitHub repositories to GitLab, running locally on Linux or any VPS.
Launched1 posts
1Jul 2026Visit
AGQ
A Wails desktop app for Linux and Windows that tracks Antigravity accounts, quotas, reset times and usage history in one place.
Launched4 posts
4Aug 2026Visit
TeleGlance
A lightweight async Python and TypeScript client for reading public Telegram channels through t.me web previews, no API credentials needed.
Launched2 posts
2Aug 2026Visit