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Naola_Dev.

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From EUEE physics quizzes to apps made on a phone, Naol learns in public by trying the next thing.

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Naol Misgana’s channel has two strong modes: exam-prep resources and practical software experiments. Early posts covered physics, conic sections, English analogies, chemistry, and timed quizzes; later posts moved into phone-based coding, a first calculator app, and an app created with an AI tool.

Posting activity
0.2posts a week
3 posts in 26 weeks
26 weeks agothis week
Active since Apr 2024Longest streak 16 wk2-week streak going
Busiest time
Daytime
Peaks around 6pm
Projects
2 shipped
2 tracked in posts
Language
English
66% English · 13% Amharic
Posts read
121
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How they work

Naol favours low-friction practice: coding from a phone, running C++ in OneCompiler, and learning through small app projects. The channel also shares timed quizzes and asks readers to try things, give feedback, and keep practising.

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  • The channel has 121 posts collected so far.
  • Text posts average 214 characters.
  • Its longest posting streak is 16 weeks.
  • English makes up 66% of text posts.

The journey.

  1. Apr – Jul 2024

    The Exam Sprint

    The available early posts are built around entrance-exam preparation: a 50-day study plan, physics quizzes on kinematics and energy, conic-section questions, English analogies, and timed practice. By June and July, the channel was checking in on revision, aptitude and English practice, then cheering readers through the exam period.

    Sources#25#37#40#67
  2. Mar – May 2025

    Pocket Coding Season

    The channel shifted from study resources to approachable software practice. It encouraged coding on a phone, shared OneCompiler for running C++ code, launched a first calculator app for hands-on learning, and followed it with an app made using an AI tool.

    Sources#116#119#124#143

Their projects.

  • My first calculator app

    A calculator app built for hands-on software development practice.

    Launched1 posts
    Apr 2025
  • The app I created using an AI tool

    An app created with an AI tool.

    Launched1 posts
    May 2025

Start here.

  1. 01

    The clearest introduction to Naol’s hands-on approach: start a small app, ask for honest feedback, and learn by doing.

    "My first calculator app . Please take a look and share your thoughts—be honest, not just nice.(Dm) I'm encouraging myself to start projects like this so I ca...

    Apr 18, 2025473 views
  2. 02

    A practical phone-coding post showing how the channel turns a device into a place to practise C++.

    https://onecompiler.com/cpp You can Run your first code here 😉 and practice more on ur phone ☕📱

    Mar 21, 2025843 views
  3. 03

    A snapshot of the earlier exam-prep era, with a timed physics quiz covering kinematics, work, energy, power, and wave optics.

    Quiz Time 2:00 Our topic ✓ Kinematics ✓ work energy power ✓ wave optics Get Ready. It's based on EUEE React to this if you...

    Apr 13, 2024525 views
  4. 04

    The second app milestone, created with an AI tool and shared for offline testing.

    The app I created using an AI tool is now complete. Please enjoy it and share your thought. ⚠️ Try it offline.

    May 6, 2025574 views

In their own words.

I'm encouraging myself to start projects like this so I can practice and learn new things hands-on.
Apr 18, 2025 ↗
You can Run your first code here 😉 and practice more on ur phone
Mar 21, 2025 ↗

Fresh from the channel.

Written from public posts, updated Oct 28, 2026. Every line links to its source.