fk001:


Where do you stay in Abuja pls I need it.

shegzhkn:


where are you stucked bruh?

Richnero99:
Good day, guys,

Having saved up some amount of money, I am considering quitting my job and getting acquainted with an IT skill.

There is this friend of mine, who is a Web designer, Apostle Joshua Selman developer, programmer and even a graphic designer; the guy is quite good (he started learning all these from a very young age).

When I contacted him and asked him to teach me Web development, he said OK, but his fee is 120k for three months. I opened my mouth in shock.

Well, long story short, I negotiated, and he finally cut down the price to 80k saying it's because we are friends. He said he would be teaching me Css, Html, Java script and NodeJs. I don't know Jack about all of that, I have only built sites with WordPress, but I feel the price is still too high.

Are there cheaper options for me or should I just go with him?

zone51:


Okay, I'm in Abuja, send it to GIG or Peace Mass Utako

Olalekank:
This is 2019.
You don't need to go to anyone's house or "school" to learn how to develop for the web.

However, here are some of the things that learning would have to cost you
- A laptop
- Internet
- Light

Referencing one of my previous posts


You can start with web development

1. Go on YouTube and type
"Introduction to web development"
Watch a few videos to get an intro on what to do to get started

2. Visit W3Schools.com and go through some of their tutorials on HTML and CSS

3. Google mini projects you can work on with HTML and CSS

4. Learn responsive web design, with Flexbox and/or grid

5. Repeat step 3

6. Learn JavaScript and make sure to understand it's intricacies. Build some projects with it and make sure to understand the DOM

7. Pick any framework. I recommend React and learn

8. Work on react projects

9. Apply to jobs

10. Get a job


All of the above steps seem easy, but to be honest, they are not
Make sure to code everyday and try to understand what you are doing
Make sure to use stackoverflow when searching for answers
Timebox yourself for these steps above.
Ideally, with 25 hours a week for the next 3 months, you should be good

25 hours: {3 hours per day from Monday to Friday, 5 hours during weekends}

Thukzee01:


location ??

SmartyPants:


6 weeks on html? What are you teaching??

jerry447:

Can u lecture me? I will pay

callme9mm:
Where is your location?

SimDan95:

Bro please my question is can someone learn it online with an Android phone

Ihecci24:


How do I reach you, could I have your number pls? Or your name on LinkedIn. Thanks

Zimazee:

Really

fadasss:
Can you do it online.i am interested

ziegurf:



Gideon please your location/contact or simply check me @ elitescontractors@gmail.com

Brunicekid:
OK.

flex04:


Practically everywhere. I am understanding the concept just like... item, function, loop, object, method and those basics but i need something elaborating

Drenimarcus:


Stuck at main, class etc. I need help.

shegzhkn:


main class , what did you really mean, cos main is the execution point of code - meaning the code in the main method will run , while a class is like a blueprint to create an object or an instance .

If you need more help , get in touch .

Bonatheripper:

...

makavele:


Just as there are 5000 people using the same phone number; 08164412295, right?

blissbliss:
Hello, I’m glad you’re taking up the challenge. My advise isn’t going to be based on whether the money is much or not because as much as you get value for what you’re paying for, that’s ok.

3 months wouldn’t make you a great dev. It demands sacrifice and a lot of dedication. You sure would hit breakpoints but your resilience would take you forwards.

If you have access to internet, you can download materials; videos are faster, you get explanations and you get to practice alongside.

Do it for the passion and watch the money flow in for you.

All the best as you venture into this line.

Cheers!

ikorodureporta:
Look for one low-key computer center & learn website designing & Dev... They wl teach u graphics, HTML, css, as a beginner.. Although it's something you can know in 3wks, just use d time stretch to practice & in 2 months, u go don b guru

What matters most after the training is being in a working environment. (internship)

joshrare:


I really appreciate your depth.
please I need your advice, my kid brother just got admitted into computer engineering. what words of advice can you give so he don't end up stranded.
Thanks in anticipation.