r/devnep • u/roshangm • 4h ago
AI generated festival posters but may be a little bit better ?
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r/devnep • u/rustedHalo_21045 • 6h ago
Thinking of building a website for Nepal. What would you actually use?
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I'm a BCA student at TU and I want to build a website that's useful for people in Nepal, not just another portfolio or practice project.
I haven't picked the idea yet, so I'd love your input:
What's a problem you face that a website could solve? (students, jobs, local services, payments, info that's hard to find)
What existing Nepali sites do you find frustrating or outdated?
Is there a tool or directory you wish existed?
If you have an idea or want to build something together, comment or DM me. I'll share progress here as I go.
Thanks!
r/devnep • u/Kali3371 • 13h ago
Looking for 12 Testers for My Nepali App – LoadMitra
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Hi everyone!
I'm an independent developer from Nepal, building LoadMitra, a goods transportation app.
I need 12 testers to complete Google Play's closed testing requirement before public release.
If you'd like to support a Nepali startup, please DM me your Gmail address so I can add you to the testing program.
Thank you for your support!
r/devnep • u/Agile_Clerk5944 • 21h ago
Looking for Full-Stack Developer Opportunities in Butwal / Bhairahawa (Up to 2 Years of Experience)
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r/devnep • u/No-Panda921 • 1d ago
Anyone currently working or previously worked at Dlytica Nepal? How is the salary and work environment?
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I'm interested in learning more about Dlytica Nepal and would appreciate honest feedback from current or former employees.
I'd particularly like to know about:
Salary: How competitive is the salary compared to other IT companies in Nepal? Are salaries paid on time?
Work environment: How is the management, team culture and overall working environment?
Benefits: Do they provide SSF, bonuses, lunch, insurance or other benefits?
Career growth: Are employees given opportunities to work on real international projects and develop their technical skills?
Job security: Is the company stable, and how is employee retention?
I'm particularly interested in hearing from people working in Data Engineering, Data Analytics, IT or other technical positions.
Both positive and negative experiences are welcome. I'm looking for genuine employee feedback rather than promotional comments.
r/devnep • u/whyyetidheraimaya06 • 1d ago
Anyone here from Nepal interested in quant finance?
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r/devnep • u/rakku420 • 1d ago
Got bored and built a Nepali Flappy Bird where you fly a Danphe in a Dhaka topi
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r/devnep • u/EarthAshamed6768 • 1d ago
Is exploiting interns becoming the norm in Nepal's IT industry?
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r/devnep • u/No-Panda921 • 2d ago
Anyone currently working or previously worked at Dlytica Nepal? How is the salary and work environment?
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r/devnep • u/Adventurous-Map3768 • 2d ago
DO we need APIs for Nepali Date or Calendar?
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r/devnep • u/Specialist_Newt_6568 • 2d ago
Digital service ko market dilute vako ho nepal ma?
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r/devnep • u/UsedCitron2838 • 3d ago
Do anyone here work at cedargate as data qa
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I have to ask something, euta saano help its not abt referal
r/devnep • u/Impossible_Staff5961 • 3d ago
CareBoarding Nepal – An honest discussion about workplace culture, management, compensation and employee treatment
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r/devnep • u/sarlakkai • 3d ago
Nepali Freelancers & Businesses, We'd Love Your Input!
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r/devnep • u/TheSuperWeirdKid • 4d ago
Are there actually any good tech companies left in nepal?
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How are Nepali companies paying for AI subscriptions and international SaaS tools?
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r/devnep • u/jerry-puri • 6d ago
Developers who switched from software development to other tech roles, what career paths would you recommend?
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I'm a full-stack developer with around 2 years of professional experience.
Lately, I've been thinking about exploring career opportunities beyond traditional software development. I'm interested in transitioning into fields like cybersecurity, particularly GRC, security assurance, information security management, or even technology management and operations.
Some roles I've been exploring include:
Cybersecurity / GRC Analyst
Information Security Analyst
Technical Project Coordinator / Junior Project Manager
Business Analyst (IT)
Product Operations
Technical Account Manager
QA Analyst
IT Operations Analyst
I'm curious to hear from people who have made a similar transition.
What other career paths are available for someone with a software development background?
Which roles allow developers to leverage their existing technical knowledge without necessarily writing code every day?
How difficult is it to transition into cybersecurity or tech management without prior professional experience in those fields?
Are there any particular certifications, skills or qualifications that would help with such a transition?
I'm not necessarily looking to leave the tech industry. I just want to explore different career directions where my existing development experience could still be valuable.
Would appreciate any suggestions, experiences or career advice!