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Derek mwale
Zambia
Full-stack developer crafting scalable digital solutions.
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🚀 Excited to announce that StockMaster is now officially Open Source 🎉 StockMaster is a modern inventory management system built for small businesses, retailers, and growing enterprises that want a clean, fast, and reliable way to manage stock, products, and operations. ✨ Features include: • Inventory tracking • Product management • Sales & stock monitoring • Clean modern dashboard • Fast and lightweight experience • Built with scalability in mind I originally built StockMaster to help simplify inventory management for businesses that still rely on spreadsheets or manual processes. Now I’m opening it up to developers, founders, and contributors who want to improve it, customize it, or build on top of it. Open source means: 🔓 Full transparency 🤝 Community contributions ⚡ Faster innovation 🌍 More accessibility for businesses everywhere Would love to connect with: • Developers interested in contributing • Businesses looking to customize inventory systems • Startups needing tailored management tools • Open-source collaborators Building in public. Improving in public. Scaling in public. 🚀 https://github.com/derekmwale/StockMaster-App
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Zambian Millennial is a digital publication operating at the intersection of African identity and global perspective. We exist to document a generation that is no longer defined by geography, but by ideas, creativity, and digital connectivity. African youth are not only participating in global culture — they are actively shaping it. From Zambia to the world, we tell that story in real time. Our editorial focus blends African lived experience with global context. We cover technology, startups, digital culture, music, business, and the evolving dynamics of youth identity across both emerging and established economies. Whether it’s a developer building from Lusaka, a creator going viral across continents, or a startup solving local problems with global relevance — we place those stories in a wider world framework. Zambian Millennial is both local and global in voice. We challenge the idea that African stories must be separated from global narratives. Instead, we show how they intersect, influence, and compete on the same stage. This is not just a publication — it is a lens. One that reflects African ambition while engaging with the world it is helping to reshape. Our mission is simple: to publish sharp, relevant, and culturally grounded content that connects African youth to global conversations without losing their identity in the process. https://zambianmillenial.com/
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“Big Guns” was the first mobile game I ever created. Not a school project. Not a tutorial copy. An actual game I built from scratch with a dream bigger than my circumstances. As a Black African developer, I grew up playing games made everywhere except where I come from. So one day I decided to stop waiting and build something myself. That became Big Guns — a chaotic 2D shooter packed with action, story mode, multiplayer combat, futuristic weapons, superhuman bosses, and a world inspired by sci-fi and rebellion. I made this game while learning, failing, rebuilding, and figuring things out with limited resources. Seeing people actually download and play something that once existed only in my imagination still feels unreal. The craziest part? This is only the beginning. One day I want African game developers to be part of global gaming conversations the same way Japan, America, and Europe are. I want kids from Zambia, Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa, and everywhere else to grow up seeing games made by people who look like them. If you want to support an independent African developer, check out Big Guns here: Download Big Guns on Uptodown (https://big-guns.en.uptodown.com/android/download?utm_source=chatgpt.com) Every download means more than people think. 🚀🎮
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🚀 Just published an npm package called use-minimal-fetch — focused on making API requests simpler, lighter, and easier to work with for modern JavaScript apps. Check it out here: use-minimal-fetch on npm (https://www.npmjs.com/package/use-minimal-fetch?utm_source=chatgpt.com) Why I built it 👇 A lot of projects end up pulling huge networking libraries just to make a few API calls. Over time, too many dependencies can: • Increase bundle size • Slow down apps • Add maintenance complexity • Introduce security risks through dependency chains • Make debugging harder The npm ecosystem has millions of packages and dependency management has become a serious engineering concern in modern JavaScript development. So I wanted something: ⚡ Minimal 🧼 Clean 📦 Lightweight 🔧 Easy to use 🚀 Modern fetch-based workflow use-minimal-fetch is designed to keep things straightforward while still being practical for real-world applications. The idea is simple: Use fewer abstractions when you don’t need the overhead. Modern developers are also increasingly discussing dependency minimization and native fetch usage across the Node.js ecosystem. Building small, focused tools is underrated. Open source utilities like this help developers move faster while keeping projects lean. 🔥
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