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Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by chyzoo4u(m): 4:28pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
SegFault: A niche in the sense, what area do you want to focus on? Knowing C, C++, and C# to me means you're working on Microsoft platforms. Knowing C and C++ mainly means you can code for microcontroller (hardware based programs), while C# is for software. You also work with HTML, CSS, bootstrap and js, this means you're into front end web development as well. C#, js, and C++ is also for backend web development. You can see it's like you're just moving everywhere. Frontend web development is a niche, backend is a niche, standalone development with C# is a niche, machine language (C) is a niche. Even C# can be used for mobile app development. If you can handle all of them effectively, then keep it up, if not, narrow down a bit. But if you ask me, continue bro... Learn other jv frameworks like vue et al 2 Likes |
Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by bigbauer(m): 4:50pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
tensazangetsu20: get a phone that allows you aggregate your data connection(browse with both sms at once) that way you can use say mtn and Airtel at once whenever you have a serious gig to do |
Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by EducationNG: 4:50pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
tensazangetsu20: Hi! Did you state your location as Nigeria on the CV you use in applying for remote jobs? Sometimes I wonder if that has any effect in their decision to respond or not. |
Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by tensazangetsu20(m): 4:59pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
bigbauer:They are both useless. I have had all networks fail during an interview before. My wifi and both mobile networks you listed all went down the same time. |
Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by tensazangetsu20(m): 5:00pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
EducationNG:Honestly no one in tech cares where you are from honestly provided you can deliver. The key to good remote jobs especially as a beginner is learning what people dont know. |
Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by Springboot: 5:21pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
SegFault: You call your self a pro in C and C# so good that you even delved into operating system development, a thing programmers of 30years haven't done, you don't have a laptop of your own, meaning you haven't made or developed any software that is marketable. Guy you need to focus, that's what you lack, however if you are a pro as you claim, show me one out of the world application you have developed, if it's good, I promise, I'll buy you a laptop not more than 100k, all evidence will be posted here. 1 Like |
Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by Karleb(m): 5:35pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
Springboot: Commenting for a better reach. |
Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by bigbauer(m): 5:39pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
There are other broadband ISPs asides mtn, Glo, Airtel, and 9mobile. There are ISPs that offr truly unlimited monthly or annually billed internet access, you only get to pay for the speed you want. Say 5Mbs/3Mbs or 10mbs/7Mbs that's download and upload speeds respectively. tensazangetsu20: 1 Like |
Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by Asour: 5:43pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
Chrismentor3: To be fair some of the Ops claims are valid, Others, Not so much. What do I mean? Electricity: I would think there are laptop Power banks that last for 8+hrs when power supply is out. Pay for tutorial: Don't really need to pay. Great resources like: freecodecamp.org Runestone academy Dan bader - Learn python. Data flair etc. Free pdf books also exist all over the internet. Type "*Subject matter *" & pdf on google to choose from a wide range of resources. Youtube is a massive treasure. People like Derek banana, Caleb Curry, Mosh Hammedani, Tranversy media, WiseOwl etc are democratizing learning daily. Internet Access - I don't move around Lagos much but I have heard that Wifi (hotspots) are no longer luxuries as they use to be - Higher institutions, State Library, private Hubs, etc. Laptop - No solution here as you have to buy. Time - Focus & drive seem to me as the most important factors for learning here. As well as having a nitche. Data Engineers, Advanced Data Analysts(AKA Data scientists), Cloud architects, DBAs & Information systems Architects are in demand these days in the enterprise space. I don't know much about web development but it seems to me that competition there is a little tough for a newbie to break into. If your skills really measure up though, you should be gunning for remote jobs through stack overflow, Indeed & Crossover rather than the lower end Fiverr alone. God help us. 1 Like 2 Shares |
Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by Nobody: 5:50pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
Springboot:This was what I was working on bedfore my cousin took his laptop and the difficulty of os development depends on how good you want it to be not forgetting that you must build a graphics driver for different graphics cards of which many have proprietary isas, Lastly most applications of today can't be built using c most especially web apps unless you want to write a back-end library (there are back-end libraries out there but development has been discontinued on most). So you see my stupid life, I really had a lack of aim and focus sometime ago but when I finally got back from the village I had this drive to increase my c# skills. Well it's too late just have to make do with what I have left. 1 Like |
Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by alimiadedayo1: 5:59pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
tensazangetsu20:Sorry bro which job role is that in this country |
Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by Nobody: 6:01pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
chyzoo4u:OK, then I'd say I'm into front end web development, application development, was into gameplay programming (unity) but my cousin's laptop couldn't handle it, I've been into a lot of things but don't know how to put it into a certain category. |
Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by tensazangetsu20(m): 6:03pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
alimiadedayo1:It's not a Nigerian job. You have to be like a software architect to get such pay in Nigeria. |
Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by Adasun(m): 6:08pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
my own problem is how to start.don't even know what to do |
Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by JIREN01: 6:19pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
tensazangetsu20:Haaaaw |
Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by chyzoo4u(m): 6:28pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
SegFault: You're even into unity Just be learning all of them, none is a waste. One day you'll combine all to provide a solution. React native is selling well now, you can get into it easily since you're already into js |
Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by Martialb1(m): 7:01pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
SegFault: Nigga abeg no try am. No b good idea ooh, stick to programming like say dem use super glue |
Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by Jonathan39: 7:05pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
If you are as good as you claim, then acquiring a new laptop won't be a problem to you. SegFault: |
Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by dam4sam: 7:16pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
My 11yr old Son loves coding-die. He has mastered Phyton, moved on to Java Scripts, C# and Programming in 3D , all self taught. Now he is pressurising me to buy him a 3D Printer and a high Spec Laptop that costs almost $7,000. Boy does not know that Kontiri is still hard and Pandemic is not yet gone. Na posting l just dey post the guy since January but God-willing, if l can, l will surprise him on his 12th Birthday with both. The crazy dude is always talking about how he will be richer than Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos (My fear is that he does not become one of those crazy nerds or have brain problem, he talks too much about things l have not even heard of! injecting people with nanobots to unleash their memory power, something like' Metheskellar' Machine How he wants to harness electric field power around Mars and he would inject me with some thing and l would live for a thousand years! I told him l dont want to live more than hundred, he can keep his invention bla bla bla ). Sometimes, l fear he is going bunkers (How can an 11yr old be sleeping by 2am and sometimes by 6am he is awake because he has to dress for school (JSS1), but Thank God, l have other children who are more "normal" Children. I do block his internet and seize his electronics (phone and Laptops) at times, to force him to rest, before he falls sick and die on me. Do any adult and experienced Developer and programmer here go through this kind of phase or should l be very worried about his mental state? He hates playing with his age mates but would rather want to involve in adult discussions or hang-out with them and most time, na to lecture them or some scientific, futuristic thing on is mind. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by tensazangetsu20(m): 7:43pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
dam4sam:Now that he is interested feed his interest. If you can afford it get a maths tutor to take him on mathematics way above his level. Introduce him to C++ then let him start to learn data structures and algorithms and get him into competitive programming. He would meet a lot of peers of his age who are crazy doing that. There's also a lot of competitions doing that and offering massive cash prices. Feed his interest. 7 Likes |
Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by Ajibade123(m): 8:00pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
dam4sam:mehn your son might just become the best Zuckerburg or bill gate mind you he is not crazy at all in developed countries there are lot like him of his age please don't let his talent die 1 Like |
Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by dam4sam: 8:13pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
tensazangetsu20: I think he is too young for what he is trying to accomplish. I like him but l will prefer he pays more attention to his School Class Work. There is a competition for his time, (Homework and HouseWork) with the amount of time he wants to be spending on the Computer. His Mathematics is average though l can see he has the potential, if he gets a good Tutor. I am thinking he is just greedy (loves to make money too much, for my liking, he must have taken after his Mother ) at an early age and he should focus on having A-grades in his School.) I just want him to be a normal kid, grow up like his elder siblings and little by little, enter University and move on in Life. I appreciate your words of encouragement and l think you would make a good mentor to someone, sometime. Keep it up. |
Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by ThiagoKid(m): 8:20pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
SegFault:niche is your area of specialization. You mentioned something about writing, howfar? |
Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by dam4sam: 8:23pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
Ajibade123: Naaah, l dont want him to be that kind of person. I just want him to be a nice adult, with just about enough money to feed his wife and children and have time to come and say Hello to his Pappa in old age. Play Computer games and things like that I dont envy all those people at all, despite their fame and money. I prefer a quiet life, a family life, not all those glitter of public eye that those people are exposed to on a daily basis, Do you know how many people swear for Bill gates in one day, especially as regards this Vaccine and body Implant suspicion? That is what comes with fame and money. I dont even know why an 11yr old will be talking in Billions or comparing himself to Billionaire, instead of thinking about how he will ride the Bike l bought for him (Bike that some other children are praying to get, is lying there unused. ) BTW, it is not his talent, he may have been watching too much SCIFI Movies, l think he should be watching more of Children programs and Cartoons. Maybe he just get the thrill of knowing he can do what others his age cant do. I dont consider that a talent. Talent is what you are born with, like you are a genius in it. But l appreciate you, that you think he is somebody or can become somebody that popular. I just want a normal son, not some crazy dude that will eventually work for a Govt that build weapons of destruction or change how mankind was created by God. |
Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by Ajibade123(m): 8:39pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
dam4sam:lol what you want is as a result of what you have observed personally like the way you have seen people cursed Bill gate what your son want is different from what you want because that is what he also observed personally your son doesn't necessary have to be like you or what you want but you are the father he is in your hands what ever he turns out to is up to you but please guide him don't let him go astray 1 Like |
Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by Karleb(m): 8:46pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
dam4sam: You are one of the best Dads around. Don't forget that. |
Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by Richthekid: 9:06pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
Really |
Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by Albertone(m): 9:44pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
Rolexjerry: You quoted the wrong person. But then,you keep on learning js.You can't learn all in a day.You happen to know more than that guy doesn't mean he doesn't know js,he has just not gotten to your level of knowledge 1 Like |
Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by Silverpurple: 10:18pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
Pvibe007: Haaaa, show-off ke? How is coding challenge show-off my brother/sister. Looks like you are having a bad day...Drink some water. Also, closure is a pretty interesting topic in JS. The team from Facebook built React Hooks using closure. No pressure here, just having some fun... |
Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by buragoz: 10:19pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
chyzoo4u: Have you tried changing your computer or your internet provider? I believe that this is where the problem hides. I know that this might me quite challenging, but I am almost 100% sure that there are always good alternatives to almost everything. https://thecursedcrusade.com/best-laptop-for-electrical-engineering-students/ check out here a computer according to your needs. Don't pay attention that the top is for students, I bet you can use one of these laptops as well. And after you choose one or 2 computers, try to find them as second hand computers. I think this will help you a little bit. |
Re: Problems Young Developers Face In Nigeria by Silverpurple: 10:27pm On Apr 12, 2021 |
Karleb: Thank you for indulging me. A funny person somewhere above. Got really pissed, he was practically asking for my CV for posting a coding challenge...lol
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