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Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by Nobody: 7:48pm On Oct 03, 2016 |
On point, but me i know how to compile NODE.JS to EXE sha o. |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by Nobody: 9:32pm On Oct 03, 2016 |
zzzzy:That is because outside people hardly go hungry or homeless even without a job, try being jobless in naija for just two months and let's see if you would still be choosing passion over food 1 Like |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by larisoft: 4:02pm On Oct 04, 2016 |
Badyear: As in eeeh... Badyear, e be like say you don see one or two bad years. 1 Like |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by islam1001: 7:26pm On Oct 04, 2016 |
dhtml18: Trust me men, in nigeria java EE own d financial sector, if at all you want to make serious money in software dev in nigeria, java comes first |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by Nobody: 7:43pm On Oct 04, 2016 |
islam1001:Well, I am very good with JAVA. However, it is native android apps that I have used my JAVA knowledge for - and that is trending in Nigeria. Like 99% of the money i have made as a developer in the last 2 years comes from JAVA/Android. I am a full-stack developer, with proficiency in 10+ languages. |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by islam1001: 7:50pm On Oct 04, 2016 |
dhtml18: Well most times you build mobile apps, you build them to integrate wit something, and that something is usually written in java, at least most I have come in contact with |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by Nobody: 8:56pm On Oct 04, 2016 |
larisoft:Lol. Another sensible thread from Larisoft, thumbs up bro. |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by Nobody: 9:38pm On Oct 04, 2016 |
islam1001:That is not a requirement for building a JSON/SOAP API. I prefer NODE.JS, but i can work with any other platform be it php, python, vb.net or whatever is available. |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by Nobody: 11:28pm On Oct 04, 2016 |
dhtml18:Scala? 1 Like |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by islam1001: 7:39am On Oct 05, 2016 |
dhtml18: Sorry sir, i would like to ask, have you ever seen any nigerian financial dealer, be it banks or payment platform using "NODE.JS","PHP"or "PYTHON" at least i know of some asp.net, but if they where to go with those three above, security would be an issue!!! @OP am just saying |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by Nobody: 8:10am On Oct 05, 2016 |
islam1001:I know nothing about what language this sector uses but I know that in this case security issues should be blamed on the developer not the language, they could still face security issues on asp.net too. |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by Nobody: 4:16pm On Oct 05, 2016 |
islam1001:I have not seen any such thing - nor will I encourage such If it is a blog, chat or social network now, ehen, you will find those boys there. |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by dabigjoe6(m): 4:37pm On Oct 05, 2016 |
op c++ is not fading and is not going to be fading anytime soon |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by larisoft: 7:01pm On Oct 05, 2016 |
dabigjoe6: lol. I didnt say its fading. I said its not 'hot' in Nigeria right now. Very very few job requirements mention it. Thanks for reading and commenting, bro. |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by melodyogonna(m): 9:19pm On Oct 05, 2016 |
i can't sight python there |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by dabigjoe6(m): 10:58pm On Oct 05, 2016 |
larisoft: You're right I get you now 1 Like |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by Nobody: 7:42am On Oct 07, 2016 |
larisoft: Its a bit wrong and this clearly shows that possibly you're doing alot of consumer apps or freelance apps, because someone in the Enterprise environment won't even drop PHP on that list and put Java EE on the not hot list. Are you kidding me , almost all bank apps run on Java, however though Spring is more hot than JavaEE but in the Enterprise world your list is wrong except for JavaScript. Infact Android /IOS Native development has dwindled more than anything GTbank and almost other bank apps are Hybrid because speed of development and quick time to deliver to market. Android Java SE is scarce unless your application is performance based or requires serious eye candy. C++ has it uses inside enterprise world and now with the advent of IOT you're gonna see it alot infact in Cordova C++ is relevant because there are times you will need to create a plugin and trust me writing a plugin in different languages suck you can write the logic in C++ and use it but specific use cases sha. This is what should be on your list Golang is getting popular as you can build mad scalable apps and package easily. Alot of peeps in Nigeria use this but like I said if you are doing just website for normal customers you won't know all these. Spring is highly popular too , Nodejs is insanely popular , Xamarin and C# not that popular compared to Cordova and Java. Python too should be on this list not for web apps but for toolkits to handle some task migrations, configurations and stuff. Infact alot of Nigerians are using mad tools it depends on what type of project you are working on. I hoped I was able to help out |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by Nobody: 7:52am On Oct 07, 2016 |
But to summarise things if you want to earn serious cool cash pls learn Java, its enterprise standard I don't know Java perfectly just enough to know what am doing. I never liked Java I preferred C# but Java is open source, runs everywhere ,has tons of library and support. Ita worldwide enterprise standard. |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by Nobody: 11:57am On Oct 07, 2016 |
pcguru1:Mind you, NodeJS is not a language, it's still JavaScript. I agree that Python should be on the list, definitely a miss. |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by Nobody: 1:39pm On Oct 07, 2016 |
DanielTheGeek: I never said it was one, I don't think i can call it JavaScript i just know you use JavaScript to write it, but let's just lump it under JS to avoid confusion. I think i am going to post more threads on NL,so many news and stuff to drop here. How u dey ? |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by Nobody: 1:41pm On Oct 07, 2016 |
islam1001: PayStack might be a good example of Node but that's Payment gateway |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by Nobody: 2:45pm On Oct 07, 2016 |
pcguru1: I'm good man, I guess you could help grow friendosphere.com when it's fully upgraded and stable. |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by FrankLampard: 5:56pm On Oct 07, 2016 |
islam1001: U sef. Voguepay.com was built with PHP, go and hack it. http://builtwith.com/Voguepay.com Same with simple pay http://builtwith.com/simplepay.com Paystack http://radar.techcabal.com/t/customer-success-engineer-at-paystack/7755 QuickTeller.com is made with ASP.NET http://builtwith.com/quickteller.com Do some research before you argue. 1 Like |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by talk2hb1(m): 7:05pm On Oct 07, 2016 |
islam1001:Voguepay (Joomla Framework) |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by islam1001: 9:06pm On Oct 07, 2016 |
FrankLampard: well good to hear , but i have still not come across anybody using "voguepay" OR "simplepay" , or do you use it , also etranzact do not use PHP for anything at all, they built quickteller with ASP and their payment platform etranzact.com with JAVA not PHP And also i think you did not read the comments from users after reading that PAystack built their engine with PHP http://radar.techcabal.com/t/customer-success-engineer-at-paystack/7755 Am not saying you can,t use PHP to build Applications, what am saying is it should not b used when working on Enterprise systems, may be you should check the meanings of enterprise software https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enterprise_software and i think you should check this out https://www./20141114182637-12880086-php-vs-asp-net-what-you-should-really-be-comparing-instead |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by FrankLampard: 10:53pm On Oct 07, 2016 |
islam1001: I don suffer oh. Someone is teaching me the meaning of Enterprise Software. Larisoft see wetin u cause. dhtml18 come and see. NAwa oh. Check this out http://builtwith.com/etranzact.com https://www.similartech.com/websites/etranzact.com https://w3techs.com/sites/info/etranzact.com Come back and argue again. |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by Nobody: 11:40pm On Oct 07, 2016 |
FrankLampard: The builtwith.com bot behaves somehow and can be tricked when trying to discover the programming language or technology used. Check this: http://builtwith.com/rangostudios.com |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by FrankLampard: 7:03am On Oct 08, 2016 |
DanielTheGeek: Where are you driving at? I didn't only used builtwith there. |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by Nobody: 7:14am On Oct 08, 2016 |
FrankLampard:https://www.similartech.com/websites/rangostudios.com I know, I'm just trying to show that those sites can't predict well at all times. Why can't they tell me what that site is using? They way it crawls websites isn't that nice for server side languages, e.g: I bet that If I upload a single PHP file with the '.php' visible in the url, those sites bot will say the site made use of PHP as it's server side language, whereas it may not be true. |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by FrankLampard: 7:26am On Oct 08, 2016 |
DanielTheGeek: Just like I said in one of my comments in one of the threads. It is a new system so they are still gathering information about websites on the web. So for now. Website's with Python and even some sites with NodeJs framework, can't show effectively. But for sure if the platform can pick your site and say you used a particular technology. It won't lie at all. |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by FrankLampard: 8:35am On Oct 08, 2016 |
DanielTheGeek: You said a single PHP file. Again with .php extension. It is made with PHP afterall. |
Re: Programming Langauges In Nigeria 2016: Whats Hot, Whats Not by Nobody: 8:43am On Oct 08, 2016 |
FrankLampard:I don't understand this, be clear. But I mean, If I have a Node based app and I check builtwith.com, I may not see the server-side tech used but if I decided to use WordPress for the blog, or build the support centre on PHP then builtwith.com will report that PHP is the main server-side language used for the web-app which is misleading. |
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