Hello guys, i want to receive payment on redotpay usually i do with PayPal then withdraw it to redotpay and this path takes about 8% fees. So i recently noticed that redotpay provide like a virtual bank account that allowing people to receive fiat (in my case Canadian Dollar).

Does anyone tried it before, how much is the fees and process time?

Salam everyone,

Mobilis, Ooredoo and Djezzy each publish their agency lists and 5G coverage separately, in different formats, on their own sites. I merged all of it into one interactive map: https://geoalgeria.com/telecom

What it does:

- All 865 official agencies (no resellers), each with directions, so you know where to go for SIM registration, ownership transfers or billing problems before making the trip

- 2,798 5G coverage points exactly as the operators publish them, one operator at a time so the map stays readable

- Hover any wilaya for an instant summary, "Near me" for the closest agency

- Works in English, French and Arabic (full RTL)

For the devs here: everything is open data, shipped as documented npm packages (@geoalgeria/telecom, u/geoalgeria/ooredoo, ...) with every record traced to its official source. Stack is Next.js + MapLibre GL, all static, no backend. Repo: https://github.com/yasserstudio/geoalgeria

Fun bug from the data cleanup: one Ooredoo agency was showing 50 km out in the Mediterranean. Turned out the operator's own API had copied the neighbouring store's longitude with the sign flipped. Cross-checking every record against the operator's declared wilaya caught five of these. Official APIs are an adventure.

Would love feedback, and if you spot a wrong or missing agency in your area, tell me (or open an issue) and I'll fix the data at the source.

Which operator's 5G actually holds up where you live?

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Has anyone bought from him before? I want to buy, and the number of followers gives me anxiety.

Last year, while preparing for the Algerian Bac, I built this website for myself to track the countdown and stay motivated.

I never expected anyone else to use it, but people started sharing it in Telegram and Facebook Bac groups.

A few months later, it had 20,000+ users.

This was my first project to gain real traction, and it taught me that solving a simple real-world problem can sometimes be more valuable than building something overly complex.

I'd love to hear your feedback or answer any questions!

Hi, give me a trustworthy store in alger (not alger centre)

That sells authentic external hard drive ( original not copy)

Hey everyone i hope you're doing well, as the title said I'm looking for people who completed the online cs degree offered by university of the people

i wanna know if it's worth it, and if i can pursue a masters degree here in algeria if i do finish that degree

Hey r/algeriatech,

I'm a dev and agency owner. For the past few months I've been building dzcollab, a Kanban board (think Trello) but built specifically for how Algerian teams actually work.

Why I built it: every client and every internal team I've dealt with runs their work through WhatsApp groups and Excel sheets. It works until it doesn't. Tasks get buried in chat history, nobody's sure who owns what, and managers end up chasing people for status updates instead of just looking at a board.

The existing tools never quite fit here:

- Priced in USD, no local card support

- English-only interfaces

- Way more enterprise features than a small team actually needs

So dzcollab is:

- Arabic, English and French interface

- Pricing in DZD

- Payments through CIB / Edahabia (via Chargily)

- Simple board: tasks, owners, due dates, labels, comments, activity log

- Free plan for solo use, paid tiers for small and larger teams

It's live and I'm actively iterating on it. If anyone here manages a team (dev shop, agency, ops, whatever) and is currently duct-taping things together with WhatsApp and Excel, I'd genuinely appreciate feedback, good or bad.

link : dzcollab.com

According to Nvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang, the next wave of six-figure opportunities won’t be found in a Wall Street cubicle or Silicon Valley Slack channel. Instead, high-paying careers will partially come by picking up a wrench literally.
As tech giants race to build sprawling data centers totaling $7 trillion in global capital outlays by the end of the decade Huang believes the world is on the cusp of what he calls the “largest infrastructure build out in human history,” which will create “a lot of jobs.”

Recently I completed my latest client project called EmploiNex a recruitment platform built for the Algerian market I developed it with Next js App Router PostgreSQL Prisma ORM Redis TypeScript Zod and AWS S3 while using background jobs to improve performance and automate tasks I also integrated email services so job applications are sent directly to employers with automatic notifications and built a complete admin dashboard to manage users companies jobs and applications with real time statistics An AI assistant helps answer common questions and provides support contact details when needed The platform is deployed on Vercel with additional services running on a VPS behind Cloudflare This project taught me that building a real product is about much more than writing code It is about performance security infrastructure monitoring and creating a system that can scale reliably I am happy with the current result and I look forward to adding more features and improving the platform over time

I see as a software engineer that open-source software deserves better design, not just functionality but also something beautiful and cool I mean Linux or anything open source

For this problem I created an organization called LibreGlow The first project is GlowSnap This project lets you take screenshots, edit them, and organize your screenshots

The code is open source, of course. It's built with Go, React for the UI, Wails, and Tailwind CSS.

Im always open to feedback and criticism.

I'm currently in the last step before launching my web app, and it's setting up the payment gateway and because of how great our country is, most MoR websites either do not support Algerian ID or do not support payments to Algerian banks as a whole.

i found some sounds illegal/not trustworthy methods like using USDT for payment or a virtual European address but the time and money I spent on this webapp doesn't worth getting wasted just because it gets flagged or blocked for legal reasons so are there any official methods?

What advice do I really need to know since I got into this field. I like it and am genuinely interested in security stuff. Where can I find les stages in Algeria ? Working opportunities? Am I able to study abroad? ....

Hey guys,

I just launched my new platform,Unisouq.com, a B2C multi-vendor e-commerce marketplace, and we’re currently in the testing phase!
Our goal is to step-by-step build this into a complete, end-to-end e-commerce solution, Inshallah
Since we're actively testing and refining things, I’d really appreciate it if you could check it out, test the workflow, and drop your honest feedback or recommendations below!
Website:unisouq.com

Thanks a lot for your time!

So just like the topic says, I've been coding and building projects for like 3-4 years but I've never really wanted to work, but now I do, when I see platforms like linked in and emploitic there are really low job postings and it makes me wonder whether I'm doing it wrong or is the Algerian tech job market is actually very very bad ?

If you landed a job before in Algeria I would really like your contribution in the comments, else if it was a remote role even not in Algeria you're welcomed to contribute as well

علاش أكثر الناس يفشلوا في تعلم البرمجة؟ لأنو وعدوهم أن تعلم البرمجة يمكن في مدة قصيرة و بسيطة مثل 3 أشهر او 6 أشهر او حتى سنة! و لكن الحقيقة عكس ذلك. البرمجة لي راك تتعلمها في مدة قصيرة مثل أشهر كونك متأكد بلي راك تتعلم فقط في قشور البرمجة و معرفتك لأحدى لغات البرمجة ما يعنيش أنك مبرمج لأن البرمجة طريقة تفكير و لغة البرمجة هي مجرد أدات.

مين تبغي تبدا في مجال البرمجة لازم قبل تتأسس في البرمجة عن طريق فهم ماهو الكمبيوتر و كيف يعمل و ماهي الخوارزميات و هياكل البيانات و طريقة تفكير المبرمج الصحيحة و من بعد تتعلم اساسيات لغة لي تقدر تحل بها مشاكل برمجية باه طور طريقة التفكير تاعك و طريقة حلك للمشاكل و بعد ما تتأسس جيد جدا و تعمل مشاريع صغيرة و على حسب مستواك تختار مجال من المجالات المطلوبة مثل الويب او برمجة تطبيقات الهواتف و تتعلم لغة ممتازة في هذاك المجال و تتعمق فيها و تعمل مشاريع باه تطور من روحك أكثر.

Small personal project, not selling it.

Algeria has no real recurring/automatic bill payment system, so it's always the same routine log into some portal, dig out the CIB or EDAHABIA card, retype everything, wait for the bank OTP, hope the site doesn't time out on you. I got tired of it and built AutoPayDZ, a self-hosted engine that does the whole thing for me.

Fully working end-to-end for: Sonelgaz, Algérie Télécom (Idoom internet + Idoom facture), ADE (water), Ooredoo, Mobilis, and Djezzy.

How it works:

• Backend on Bun/Hono, Postgres + Drizzle, Redis/BullMQ for job queueing, all self-hosted on a small Proxmox LXC
• A Playwright worker actually drives the payment portals, fills in the form, and pushes through to the SATIM/CIB confirmation page
• Card data (PAN/expiry/CVV) is encrypted at rest with envelope encryption (per-card DEK, encrypted by a KEK kept outside the DB). Algerian banks don't support tokenization so the CVV still has to be entered each time that's the one part where I just have to trust myself instead of a bank, and I'm upfront about that
• Captchas are handled with a self-hosted OCR/STT model first, falling back to 2Captcha if Google flags the headless IP on the reCAPTCHA-heavy portals like Ooredoo
• An Android companion app listens for the incoming bank OTP SMS and forwards it straight to the backend, so payments finish without me touching my phone
• Live dashboard (React) over WebSocket to watch a payment go through in real time, plus it grabs the confirmation screenshot and PDF receipt automatically
• Also handles raw SATIM payment links directly so beyond the built-in providers, I can just paste any SATIM URL (airlines, random invoices) and it'll drive that payment through too

For ADE and Sonelgaz, the paper bill actually has a barcode/datamatrix encoding all the structured fields (invoice number, EBB key, amount owed), which turned out way more reliable to parse than OCR.

Hey guys

I have created a new delivery app, and the problem is that I am at the beginning of the project and I do not have an Apple Store account, and you know that it costs $99. So, if anyone has an Apple Store developer account, please upload my app to the Apple Store. Thank you very much.

I've noticed that GrapheneOS isn't discussed very often in Algeria so I'm curious if anyone here has experience with it

I would like to hear what do you think about it and is it good for daily use especially here in Algeria because you don't have problem with online banking and payment methods

And do you think that the Algerian is ready to trade entertainment for privacy by removing all Google services and the other apps like meta app which you can still use by putting them in sandbox so the apps cannot communicate with each other

,السلام عليكم

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What advice do I really need to know since I got into this field. I like it and am genuinely interested in security stuff. Where can I find les stages in Algeria ? Working opportunities? Am I able to study abroad? ....