Hello seniors. If you can find time, I would like you to judge the Single page application im developing in Angular for a client. Pls ignore the fact that it lacks content, were still creating that. I just want you judge how well it works as an SPA

http://mariek.eugenenoble.com.ng

If you notice the website doesn't need to load through pages. so you can navigate through the app without data hence it already loaded

I'm no senior but so far so good we don't know the direction the site is going to take.

But what you have is pretty good for now.

Karleb:
I'm no senior but so far so good we don't know the direction the site is going to take.

But what you have is pretty good for now.

Thanks means a lot. All these Angular SPAs are so hard to edit

NobleEugene5:
If you notice the website doesn't need to load through pages. so you can navigate through the app without data hence it already loaded

Nothing new, sir. All SPAs do this.
In fact, JQuery can even do it.

Now to the review. Are you quarreling with padding?
Plus images are overstretched and thus no longer legible on desktop
I like that you took the bold step, but my advice is you really need to go back to the basics of HTML and CSS
Drop the Angular framework for now, you need to understand the core technology before picking up the framework.
The site doesnt look like what was done with a framework at all. Cos the CSS i repeat CSS lacks too much substance.
If this is the foundation, its gonna look very bad when you're done.
Plus saying its for a client, is very worrisome. Like, someone will pay for it? Hmmn.
Choice of color = bad
Layout = bad
Dont rest yet. A lot of work still needs to be done.
Cheers.

Finally, when you're in development, stop USING final-destined URLs and i mean
dont use the URL you would be showing to the public when you're done.
Cos the search engines and bot would soon crawl that page as people are checking it out and index it.
When the site is made properly, some peeps would still be seeing old attributes/indexes
especially for some stubborn ones who dont like to clear their cache for any reason, e.g. me.
and it's gonna f*ck up your SEO real bad.
Always use a temporary disposable URL . . if you're into CI/CD,
its easy-peasy to generate one automatically during the process.
Cheers once again.

Out of the money you have taken for the job please pay a designer to make a really nice looking design for you to remake into a live site. How a site looks is very important nowadays.

Ok. I'll rebuild the site using normal html. The site looks that way cuz I used ionic framework for the style which I now know works best for mobile apps. thanks for your comments

cixak95211:
Now to the review. Are you quarreling with padding?
Plus images are overstretched and thus no longer legible on desktop
I like that you took the bold step, but my advice is you really need to go back to the basics of HTML and CSS
Drop the Angular framework for now, you need to understand the core technology before picking up the framework.
The site doesnt look like what was done with a framework at all. Cos the CSS i repeat CSS lacks too much substance.
If this is the foundation, its gonna look very bad when you're done.
Plus saying its for a client, is very worrisome. Like, someone will pay for it? Hmmn.
Choice of color = bad
Layout = bad
Dont rest yet. A lot of work still needs to be done.
Cheers.

thanks. Im actually good at css, I used ionic framework to build the site that's why it looks that way. My other projects are built in normal html

cixak95211:
Finally, when you're in development, stop USING final-destined URLs and i mean
dont use the URL you would be showing to the public when you're done.
Cos the search engines and bot would soon crawl that page as people are checking it out and index it.
When the site is made properly, some peeps would still be seeing old attributes/indexes
especially for some stubborn ones who dont like to clear their cache for any reason, e.g. me.
and it's gonna f*ck up your SEO real bad.
Always use a temporary disposable URL . . if you're into CI/CD,
its easy-peasy to generate one automatically during the process.
Cheers once again.

I know, the link is a temporal link. my site is eugenenoble.com.ng . I use subdomains to temporarily host for clients. thanks anyway

NobleEugene5:

thanks. Im actually good at css, I used ionic framework to build the site that's why it looks that way. My other projects are built in normal html

Good in css? OK
Anyways, can i see any other projects you have?
why did you go with ionic?

cixak95211:


Good in css? OK
Anyways, can i see any other projects you have?
why did you go with ionic?

Good evening sir, can I discuss something with you here on NL?

The5DME:
Good evening sir, can I discuss something with you here on NL?

Good day, yes please

cixak95211:

Good in css? OK Anyways, can i see any other projects you have? why did you go with ionic?

This might not really be necessary.

cixak95211:


Good day, yes please

I have interest in coding(web and application development).I'm not going to lie, I'm going into it for the money but I also have passion for it though. But you know the way the country is na, our passion needs to bring money to our pocket. Yeah, I know it will take time to start earning big. I know I'll dedicate tons of hours to perfecting my skill; but I'm ready to pay whatever price that's is required. But on nairaland, I read some posts saying " PHP dey outdated, e no dey get jobs","javascript na old language"," MERN stack too hard, dem no dey get job".you understand na , all those kind of talk. So it got me confused since I'm still a beginner and a beginner should always seek the advice of his elders when confused. So, how do you advice me to go about it?
I just want to know where to focus.
Thanks.

Karleb:


This might not really be necessary.

Boss Karleb True, trust me, i was only very curious to see what a site that wasnt built with ionic looks like
as against a site built with one. I felt frameworks and libraries are supposed to make the job easier and better,
but then, it now seemed like the opposite . . they are actually make it harder, and worse, and uglier. . . if u get what i mean
lol

The5DME:
I have interest in coding(web and application development).I'm not going to lie, I'm going into it for the money but I also have passion for it though. But you know the way the country is na, our passion needs to bring money to our pocket. Yeah, I know it will take time to start earning big. I know I'll dedicate tons of hours to perfecting my skill; but I'm ready to pay whatever price that's is required. But on nairaland, I read some posts saying " PHP dey outdated, e no dey get jobs","javascript na old language"," MERN stack too hard, dem no dey get job".you understand na , all those kind of talk. So it got me confused since I'm still a beginner and a beginner should always seek the advice of his elders when confused. So, how do you advice me to go about it?
I just want to know where to focus.
Thanks.

I think I will give you the best advice I have ever thought of giving anybody on this forum.
Learn C first, as most interpreted languages are built ontop of it.
Learning C will push you into the fundamentals of programming and computer science.
If you have time you can go for C++ and C# additionally.
When you are done with C, your eyes would be opened enough, and trust me, you'll know where to go next.
To build a very good house, you need a lay a very strong foundation.
Bad foundation, house will collapse.
You choose.

cixak95211:


I think I will give you the best advice I have ever thought of giving anybody on this forum.
Learn C first, as most interpreted languages are built ontop of it.
Learning C will push you into the fundamentals of programming and computer science.
If you have time you can go for C++ and C# additionally.
When you are done with C, your eyes would be opened enough, and trust me, you'll know where to go next.
To build a very good house, you need a lay a very strong foundation.
Bad foundation, house will collapse.
You choose.

Thank you very much sir.........

The5DME:
Thank you very much sir.........

cc karleb. Senior developers wicked die sha

tensazangetsu20:

cc karleb. Senior developers wicked die sha

guy una dey confuse person like this sha.......... Las las we go dey alright.

Person ask you for advice, you just ignore mention. Nawa sef

The5DME:
guy una dey confuse person like this sha.......... Las las we go dey alright.

Person ask you for advice, you just ignore mention. Nawa sef

Really I didn't see this mention O. Avoid C programming. You can learn programming with any language and you can also pick up computer science fundamentals (data structures and algorithms with any programming language) my favourite DSA book grokking algorithms has everything outlined in python. CTCI uses Java. C is a very verbose large language o. You go learn tire with absolutely nothing to show for it after 6 months .

tensazangetsu20:

Really I didn't see this mention O.

I did na......... Anyways I just wanted to ask you for skills that are in demand in Nigeria for one to learn.

The5DME:
I did na......... Anyways I just wanted to ask you for skills that are in demand in Nigeria for one to learn.

Honestly web development. I have outlined the steps I would recommend over and over again to newbies. Learn the basics and find a niche. Make sure to get certified in the niche you choose.

tensazangetsu20:

cc karleb. Senior developers wicked die sha

You want start fight for here.

Actually, the bros comes off as controversial many times but I always find his comments insightful even the controversial ones.

I think I understand why he suggested C. Most modern languages were built on it. Learning C might not get anyone a job soon but it will give the confidence to tackle any modern programming language.

I think the questionnaire was not so direct in his question.

cixak95211:


Good in css? OK
Anyways, can i see any other projects you have?
why did you go with ionic?

eugenenoble.com.ng
odapfarms.com ...
just simple sites done in code.


I went with ionic cuz I wanted to do something I haven't seen done in Nigeria before. You know... for sake of innovation

NobleEugene5:

eugenenoble.com.ng
odapfarms.com ...
just simple sites done in code.

I went with ionic cuz I wanted to do something I haven't seen done in Nigeria before. You know... for sake of innovation

So i perused both sites. And let me start with the negatives first.
Both sites look very similar even though they have different audiences. Makes me feel you slapped a "theme" on both and "edited" the contents.
You still have an issue with padding, I guess you always forget . . Perhaps add a padding on your overall html parent, so even if you forget, at least, you've got a backup.

Positives.
They look better than the one posted at the onset. And yeah, they are good enough for medium static web projects.

Advice:
Still go back to HTML and CSS. Spend another thorough 6mths there.
Dont bother to thank me later.
Cheers.

tensazangetsu20:

cc karleb. Senior developers wicked die sha

Wicked keh?
Be like them never ask you to rotate tree before?
or implement Buddy Buffering on a white-board during a technical interview.
At that point, the Python, Javascript, MERN abi na MEAN that you know will fail you.
That my friend, is the height of wickedness.

cixak95211:


So i perused both sites. And let me start with the negatives first.
Both sites look very similar even though they have different audiences. Makes me feel you slapped a "theme" on both and "edited" the contents.
You still have an issue with padding, I guess you always forget . . Perhaps add a padding on your overall html parent, so even if you forget, at least, you've got a backup.

Positives.
They look better than the one posted at the onset. And yeah, they are good enough for medium static web projects.

Advice:
Still go back to HTML and CSS. Spend another thorough 6mths there.
Dont bother to thank me later.
Cheers.

Thanks, that's encouraging considering the fact I'm a 15 year old self thought developer.

cixak95211:


So i perused both sites. And let me start with the negatives first.
Both sites look very similar even though they have different audiences. Makes me feel you slapped a "theme" on both and "edited" the contents.
You still have an issue with padding, I guess you always forget . . Perhaps add a padding on your overall html parent, so even if you forget, at least, you've got a backup.

Positives.
They look better than the one posted at the onset. And yeah, they are good enough for medium static web projects.

Advice:
Still go back to HTML and CSS. Spend another thorough 6mths there.
Dont bother to thank me later.
Cheers.

Do you perhaps have any sites youve done in HTML I can learn from...

NobleEugene5:

Thanks, that's encouraging considering the fact I'm a 15 year old self thought developer.

Around 9, 10 I was hitting about 90WPM on a typing test. Thanks to my elder sis
who brought home a typewriter.
At 15, I expect you've already set yourself on the path for great things.
So if someone tells you've done something badly, don't use your age as an excuse for failure.
Not everybody lived long enough to see 15.
Do good and be good and be great.
Cheers.

NobleEugene5:

Do you perhaps have any sites youve done in HTML I can learn from...

I don't do "sites" anymore, same goes for HTML
Send a PM, let's talk.