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Re: Aside Fintech, What Should Nigerian Developers Build ? by Unbiased1: 9:49am On Jan 13, 2023 |
truthCoder: I have checked the guy's comments on this thread and I can tell that the guy is a prospective web developer probably with a system capable of handling web development so I feel we should suggest more web dev or software/app dev projects which can be run with 4gb RAM systems. If you check the system requirements of Unreal Engine or Unity 3d, you will see that the guy needs a laptop of about 800k or so to get started because the laptop must have a minimum dedicated graphics card of Nvidia RTX 1060 so game Dev should be left alone for now. |
Re: Aside Fintech, What Should Nigerian Developers Build ? by WebMind: 9:54am On Jan 13, 2023 |
This is funny. Build whatever has a problem it solves. |
Re: Aside Fintech, What Should Nigerian Developers Build ? by YoungCabal: 11:18am On Jan 13, 2023 |
LittleBigDick:When I started building a linux distro back then my goal was to offer a monthly subscription for ''paid support'' and a macOS like user interface, I'm not the kind of person that likes to wait for manner to fall from the sky, I prefer to be in charge of my destiny and I believe that's how anyone who wants to go far in life should think. If you want to run a business, you must start thinking about how to make profit from day 1 not luck, even the largest open source company REDHAT use to offer paid certification and a paid support before they got acquired by IBM, you need a stream of revenue to keep the company running in the early days before you get that partnership or support from a bigger company else you will shut down in few months and lose all your investments. |
Re: Aside Fintech, What Should Nigerian Developers Build ? by YoungCabal: 11:52am On Jan 13, 2023 |
Unbiased1: The problem with most people on NL is that when you bring up a discussion, they prefer to give advice rather than discuss and when you disagree with them, they derail the thread and start insulting you. It might shock you to know that I have a game dev experience, it's why I refused to engage that guy in the first place, godot doesn't require that much specs you listed up there and you can export 3d assets from blender to godot these days, the hardest aspect is cash to pay your partners to keep them motivated, it's not a job one can do alone especially the 3d modeling and sound creation/voice overs. BTW! You are right to some extent about me, I'm a full stack engineer with a security background, I've worked as a sysadmin before, I use golang and php/laravel on the backend and tailwindcss with vuejs on the frontend, I settle with flutter for cross platform development. I wouldn't want to reveal more about myself here 3 Likes |
Re: Aside Fintech, What Should Nigerian Developers Build ? by YoungCabal: 12:03pm On Jan 13, 2023 |
WebMind:LMAO! Your comment cracked me up. |
Re: Aside Fintech, What Should Nigerian Developers Build ? by Ajibade123(m): 12:06pm On Jan 13, 2023 |
qtguru:Don't you think there are lotbor edutech already? |
Re: Aside Fintech, What Should Nigerian Developers Build ? by Ajibade123(m): 12:19pm On Jan 13, 2023 |
truthCoder:I feel both of you guys have a point Both of you should try to swallow your ego and see from each other endpoint thoroughly |
Re: Aside Fintech, What Should Nigerian Developers Build ? by JoyousFurnitire(m): 1:22pm On Jan 13, 2023 |
YoungCabal: AI for anything damn thing you can think of. Yesterday I was chatting with an AI built for the purpose of sexting lmao 1 Like |
Re: Aside Fintech, What Should Nigerian Developers Build ? by Unbiased1: 8:04pm On Jan 13, 2023 |
YoungCabal: Good to know. I also know a thing or two about game development and full stack web development. I work with React on the front-end, node js, mongoose and Mongodb on the back-end and React Native for cross platform development. I actually started game development a few years back but my system was too slow to run Unreal Engine so I just had to quit game development for the mean time after I had learnt the basics of C++ and was also learning Unreal Engine blueprint. I also build 3d models with blender and animate them and I know how long it takes me to build a 3d model that has good topology with the minimum amount of polygons to make it light when I import it into Unreal Engine that was why I was trying to explain some of the stress involved in creating the kind of AA game the other guy wants you to create. 1 Like |
Re: Aside Fintech, What Should Nigerian Developers Build ? by YoungCabal: 8:39pm On Jan 13, 2023 |
Unbiased1:I was just laughing behind the scene when I read where the guy suggested building part of the game and using it to convince angel investors. Lol! If only he knew the amount of work that is needed to build a single episode of such game, he wouldn't have mentioned it. You'll have to go through a long session of work without pay before you can even come up with anything tangible enough to convince any investor. He thought I was talking cluelessly, I have worn the shoe and I know where it hurts most, a lot of us who build apps today wanted to be game developers as kids, after you see hell, nobody will tell you to look for something else to do with your gift 3d game development is not a child's play even abroad, small companies don't attempt to build big games like that, you have to be a well established game studio. |
Re: Aside Fintech, What Should Nigerian Developers Build ? by LittleBigDick(m): 5:35am On Jan 14, 2023 |
YoungCabal: Building games especially 3d requires great knowledge of math and physics . Games like Minecraft, Doom, Duke Nukem were built solo first before it became big With the help of internet and tools , anyone can release a full fledged 3d game provided he has the knowledge to do so 1 Like |
Re: Aside Fintech, What Should Nigerian Developers Build ? by LittleBigDick(m): 5:42am On Jan 14, 2023 |
Unbiased1: There are tools that can handle that like dalle Blender is another great tool to do so AI is now making game dev easier than ever |
Re: Aside Fintech, What Should Nigerian Developers Build ? by truthCoder: 7:51am On Jan 14, 2023 |
YoungCabal: Thanks for letting us know you cannot. Don’t assume others cannot too. Here is a link to last year’s Unity Developer Day held in AD. Next one is coming up soon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2hnPNjIRyI This is my alt account so I won’t be revealing much more than necessary but the event was held not far from me and i know someone who attended and got his current role from the networking he made there. The simple fact that you cannot do it doesn’t mean others cannot. You are just being obtuse. |
Re: Aside Fintech, What Should Nigerian Developers Build ? by YoungCabal: 9:28am On Jan 14, 2023 |
LittleBigDick:Shup up, please ! There are lots of resources on the internet doesn't mean anyone can just jump on to anything and succeed at it in 20 minutes, no matter how smart you are, we all have 24 hours in a day, you can't beat time. I don't blame you though, it's online where you can compose rubbish and post while pretending to be woke, deep down, you know what reality is so, I won't bother arguing with you. |
Re: Aside Fintech, What Should Nigerian Developers Build ? by YoungCabal: 9:40am On Jan 14, 2023 |
truthCoder:You know someone who attended but it wasn't you ? Why weren't you there yourself, loser ? CLUMSY ATTENTION SEEKING MOFO ! Like I said earlier, I won't engage you directly no matter how you cry. I'm out of here, the thread is all yours to feed on |
Re: Aside Fintech, What Should Nigerian Developers Build ? by truthCoder: 9:53am On Jan 14, 2023 |
YoungCabal: Dear Goat, I started commenting on this subject by stating that i am not a game developer. I dont claim what i dont have, unlike you and your neon-themed Nairaland. Why would i attend a gamers’ seminar when i am not one? You have said it many times that you are out of this thread, yet you are still here sounding dumber than a donkey with each comment. If you comment on this thread again, then you are a vomit-eating despicable composition of rejected cells who should never be taken seriously. |
Re: Aside Fintech, What Should Nigerian Developers Build ? by LittleBigDick(m): 9:55am On Jan 14, 2023 |
YoungCabal: Oga , once you're very skilled in mathematics and Physics not secondary School mathematics and Physics, I'm talking about motivic cohomology and l'hospital rule Nowadays we have full fledged game engines that can do the work for us Back in the day , most people didn't have that option , they were using the likes of game libraries like sdl, sfml I've been developing games for a while so I know most of the things There are a lot of things one need to know before creating a game You can even create a game with Java with the help of tools like Libgdx and publish it in a week I started with Visual basic creating text based games for my GBA in Jss3 which I dropped and move to Java in 2015 and start creating games for symbian phones 1 Like |
Re: Aside Fintech, What Should Nigerian Developers Build ? by bougeemarvel(m): 11:18am On Jan 14, 2023 |
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Re: Aside Fintech, What Should Nigerian Developers Build ? by javaRookie: 12:02pm On Jan 14, 2023 |
YoungCabal: Leave that clown alone. He thinks building a game is same thing as cooking indomie. Dope games like GTA, took 5 to 6 years to complete with billions of dollars spent on both manpower and ads. There are several aspects to building modern games which includes: Sound Engineering. Scenery designer Screen Writers Voice Over artist Background Designer Character design Game logic Devs And tons of other stuff. Also, building is not where it ends, you need to invest heavily in ads across social networks to get people to install your game. Like I said before, leave that clown alone, once he mentioned that he was not a developer, I stopped taking him serious. Just one bug can take you weeks to debug, not to talk of a large codebase found in Game development. You might even build a game and the revenue generated hits the floor. Then you declare bankruptcy and surrender to poverty. 1 Like |
Re: Aside Fintech, What Should Nigerian Developers Build ? by truthCoder: 12:24pm On Jan 14, 2023 |
javaRookie: Says the !clown who makes posts like these:
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Re: Aside Fintech, What Should Nigerian Developers Build ? by Arrayman: 9:40pm On Jan 15, 2023 |
javaRookie:2d games are easier to build though. |
Re: Aside Fintech, What Should Nigerian Developers Build ? by tfwebbs: 1:22pm On Jan 16, 2023 |
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Re: Aside Fintech, What Should Nigerian Developers Build ? by Alphabyte1: 2:11pm On Jan 16, 2023 |
I have many game source codes in Unity or unreal some are 2 to 3 gigabyte rpg games for a single game |
Re: Aside Fintech, What Should Nigerian Developers Build ? by Fourpockets: 8:42pm On Jan 16, 2023 |
YoungCabal:Games especially web3 type games. |
Re: Aside Fintech, What Should Nigerian Developers Build ? by Unbiased1: 10:20pm On Jan 16, 2023 |
javaRookie: That guy thinks its the same thing as doing rock paper scissors game with JavaScript. |
Re: Aside Fintech, What Should Nigerian Developers Build ? by tartar9(m): 10:38pm On Jan 17, 2023 |
YoungCabal:How many of the popular software we use everyday do we pay for? |
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