God1000:
Good one, God bless your hustle

God1000:
Good one, God bless your hustle

hslbroker2:
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chatinent:




Thank you, chief.

chatinent:
I'm an optimistic person. I wanted to earn through programming but I had no knowledge. I mean, I could code nothing.

I was already into research writing, graphics editing, and virtual assistance..but I wanted to be a jack of all trade and master of all.

What I did? I created a profile on freelance sites that I was a programmer. Like I basically had specialised profiles for research writing, graphic editing, and virtual assistance.

Guess what? I got a gig of $400. Agreed, I knew HTML and a bit of CSS..but that's not programming.

What I did? From the $400 paid, I paid a tutor $100 to teach me and was using the client's job to test my skills. I am a very fast learner.

This is a risky thing to do and it's not totally advisable but if you are like me who MUST earn money legally, and a fast learner, it's worth the try.

So I finished the job. But I was only 90% sure I got it right. I sent it to my tutor to help me check “what I did myself and practised “ and he made few corrections, I incorporated, and I submitted.



In essence, my first programming job was my learning centre and I still gained $300.

Why don't you work smart nah? Please learn a digital skill today

http://www.chatinent.com/2023/01/my-funny-reality-how-i-became-programmer.html

sqlPAIN:
It always about earnings, always about earnings!!!!! SMH

truthCoder:


What exactly did you build?

What tools did you use?

What was the client’s comment afterwards?

GREATIGBOMAN:
Good but kinda hard to believe.

Call me a pessimist but I'm just wondering the timeframe it took you to complete this job and how long it took you to actually learnt all what you learnt from your mentor.

Your client must be a very patient client.

More believable to say u used the $100 to outsource the Job.

chatinent:


Detailed will not be revealed for personal reasons.

But the output was perfect.

chatinent:


It all matters in how optimistic you are to work. I had background knowledge already but was amateur.

Of course, it's a three-month job. Outsourcing programming jobs doesn't go well.

I have my ways.

You can always be perfect at things when you are willing to learn and there's sb willing to give it all to you.

truthCoder:


You dont need to tell us client details or other identifying data.

Did you build a website?
What did you build what you built with?
What tools were used?
What frameworks, if any?

For example: I built a static school website with 10 pages. I used only html and some vanilla JavaScript.

I submitted after 10 days and the client was ok.

Something in that line

kkins25:
As with most quacks, we learn on the job! The important thing is to secure the work first anything after can come later!

Entrepreneurrr:
This is really good. I am just like you, i took courses on html, css and JavaScript.
I understand and practice html and css well, but JavaScript is giving me headache.


But please if anyone is with a good guide on JavaScript should help me.

kkins25:
As with most freelancers, we learn on the job! The important thing is to secure the work first anything after can come later!

QuoteJustOnce:


Stop wasting your time, he's capping!

okpaire2005:


Go and get JavaScript course by Jonas trust me u will understand it

chatinent:
I'm an optimistic person. I wan

Guess what? I got a gig of $400. Agreed, I knew HTML and a bit of CSS..but that's not programming.

What I did? From the $400 paid, I paid a tutor $100 to teach me and was using the client's job to test my skills. I am a very fast learner.

This is a risky thing to do and it's not totally advisable but if you are like me who MUST earn money legally, and a fast learner, it's worth the try.

So I finished the job. But I was only 90% sure I got it right. I sent it to my tutor to help me check “what I did myself and practised “ and he made few corrections, I incorporated, and I submitted.



In essence, my first programming job was my learning centre and I still gained $300.

Why don't you work smart nah? Please learn a digital skill today

http://www.chatinent.com/2023/01/my-funny-reality-how-i-became-programmer.html

truthCoder:


I suspected that right from the moment he said he knew HTML.

He even made a blog post about it.

He was given 3 months to deliver a phantom HTML project for $400. Was he re-writing Wikipedia?

GREATIGBOMAN:


Word!

Entrepreneurrr:
This is really good. I am just like you, i took courses on html, css and JavaScript.
I understand and practice html and css well, but JavaScript is giving me headache.


But please if anyone is with a good guide on JavaScript should help me.

Entrepreneurrr:


I search on Google I did not find it.

If u have it can u please help me with it
WhatsApp 070 6298 1605

tollyboy5:

This is sounding like lamba. Which mumu html and css job would be $400 lol oniro oshi

okpaire2005:


He didn't say it was html and css job he said he paid a tutor to help him learn programming which may be a python or JavaScript project but he didn't express it that he got paid $400 to build something with just HTML and CSS he even said that that's not programming

okpaire2005:


He didn't say it was html and css job he said he paid a tutor to help him learn programming which may be a python or JavaScript project but he didn't express it that he got paid $400 to build something with just HTML and CSS he even said that that's not programming

Obasempiree:

pm me