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Tech Jobs › Re: FULLSTACK COURSES by afuye(op): 12:20am On Oct 21, 2019
Still up for grab
Celebrities › Re: Tunde Ednut Replies Joro Olumofin, Shares Proof He Sent Him Money To Post Story by afuye(m): 7:38pm On Oct 19, 2019
This is very bad of Tunde, he shouldn't have posted this. This guy paid for a work done! He should have ignored him.
Programming › Re: What Made You Pick Interest In Programming by afuye(m): 10:03pm On Oct 12, 2019
Chat me up
McAustin92:
I have some spare time and I'd like to make adequate use of it not just fucking around, I'd like to learn the basics of Java, I paid for a course on Udemy, but i just ain't understanding shit ,I'd like to Learn from someone on here online thou
Programming › Re: What Made You Pick Interest In Programming by afuye(m): 10:00pm On Oct 12, 2019
Chat me up
Obiossy:
I want to start .. but I don't know where to start from
Programming › Re: Udemy Purchase Failure by afuye(m): 7:52pm On Oct 11, 2019
Chat me up number below
YBNDave1000:
I’ve been trying to purchase a course using my firstbank MasterCard in udemy and it has been failing..
It’s really frustrating,please what could be the cause of this??
Tech Jobs › Re: FULLSTACK COURSES by afuye(op): 9:36pm On Oct 08, 2019
That will be for 30million
EmptyCoconutHead:
can u hack into a Facebook account?
I wanna spy on my younger sister whose just 15 and is on Facebook
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Accountant Needed by afuye(m): 8:51pm On Oct 08, 2019
No a big deal. Just persistence and hard-work. Mind you, you need to be an average student to get all these
SKYQUEST:
Chartered Accountant and a JavaScripter.....bross how you do amm?
Programming › Re: Best Approach To Learn Node Js by afuye(m): 12:21am On Oct 07, 2019
Feel free to chat me, my number is below
Johnmattee:
I'll still go back and learn it. I just wanna be a pro in JavaScript
Programming › Re: Best Approach To Learn Node Js by afuye(m): 2:01pm On Oct 06, 2019
Then go back and learn it. The concepts sound complex than they really are. Infact to start know you must have intermidiate knowledge of Javascript. With at least 5months experience or 450hrs study time
Johnmattee:
I still find promises an head ache likewise async & await.
Tech Jobs › Re: FULLSTACK COURSES by afuye(op): 1:54pm On Oct 06, 2019
Wetin concern you?
OutOfTheAshes:
Why are people exploiting their fellow human beings all in the name of programming eBooks and videos?
Tech Jobs › Re: FULLSTACK COURSES by afuye(op): 11:26am On Oct 03, 2019
Knowledge is power
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Accountant Needed by afuye(m): 10:55am On Oct 03, 2019
I'm a chatered accountant and JavaScripter ( Reactjs and nodejs only. Call me on 0818_543_13_19
Programming › Re: E-commerce Web App Like Konga And Jumia by afuye(m): 11:59pm On Sep 25, 2019
You can build konga clone but not jumia
Divit:
Are you sure you’re a web dev or just a newbie learner? cheesy
Programming › Re: E-commerce Web App Like Konga And Jumia by afuye(m): 2:08pm On Sep 25, 2019
With 100,000 hrs of development, u can!
Tech Jobs › Re: FULLSTACK COURSES by afuye(op): 6:55pm On Sep 22, 2019
Thank you. And mind your business .
ivcraig:
You must be a thief go sell content you did not develop.
Tech Jobs › Re: FULLSTACK COURSES by afuye(op): 1:48am On Sep 17, 2019
Your WhatsApp
majorstark:
Nope.

If you have an idea of a great app, Call me asap.
Tech Jobs › Re: FULLSTACK COURSES by afuye(op): 6:21pm On Sep 16, 2019
Are you from JavaScripts overload WhatsApp group mjstack
majorstark:
Irrespective delete the quote as i have deleted mine.

And shade out the download site.

Shikena
Programming › Re: How Important Is Data Structures And Algorithm To Pro Developers by afuye(m): 10:46pm On Sep 14, 2019
Every language has data structures and algorithms, and you can contribute to open source using any language. Learn python for 2years without prostitution with other languages then you will know how powerful it's. You r too Young to jump into another language use what u know to get what u need for now using python
Lamzzyy:
Good day developers, I'm a noob and i started learning python3, 3months ago and I really find it interesting so far so good I really like the language and I want to be a professional at it and that brings my question I want to contribute to source codes and modules and librarys and all of that does that mean I have to learn c or c++ then learn data structures and algorithm before doing this things? And how important is data structures and algorithm is to the developer world.
Programming › Re: Mongodb by afuye(m): 6:46pm On Sep 13, 2019
Where ?
Bigdata456:
I need someone who is really proficient with a NoSQL database - MongoDB. Contact me ASAP. Cheers
Tech Jobs › Re: FULLSTACK COURSES by afuye(op): 10:14am On Sep 12, 2019
You definitely right. That's just another risk I have to avoid and that's why I keep lots of external hard disk
AYORICH:
Yea torrenting these videos takes alot of time ... I use over two months with a strong network getting udemy top courses on css,js,react,node,php,py n some relevant courses over 300gb..
note mine is not for sale as i can't afford to lose those gems to virus.
Tech Jobs › Re: FULLSTACK COURSES by afuye(op):
Wise man, I know. My charge is only for downloading the courses cos you don't have to waste any dime and time downloading. My content are worth over 800gig and over 100 courses
Tech Jobs › Re: FULLSTACK COURSES by afuye(op): 3:57pm On Sep 11, 2019
Knowledge programming is important
Programming › Re: I Need Your Help Here React Developer by afuye(m): 10:56pm On Sep 08, 2019
Search hameedah YouTube video on the "this" keyword
Warripikin08:
Its like I did not ask my question very well


class counter extend component{
state ={
count:0,
};

incrementCount(){
console.log("increment count clicked", this.state.count) OR
Console.log("increment count clicked", this)
}
render(){
return{
<div>
<button onClick={this.incrementCount}>Increment<\button>
<\div>
}
};
}
export default counter;
You know when you want to handle an event like this without using arrow function or bind(this) or constructor in react. In the console of your browser it will read cannot read state property of undefined OR this is undefined. I want to know the reason behind this. Thanks for your contributions guys. expecting your prompt reply.
Programming › Re: I Need Your Help Here React Developer by afuye(m):
The way react works is entirely different from jQuery and vanilla JavaScripts when it comes to working with forms. It works using controlled components. In that you set your input value first to state, that make it "controlled" in the constructor using setState and it is from the state you use pick the form value. You don't work with the values from DOM directly . It is just a reactjs way. The older ways with jQuery or vanilla is great but this is react world grin grin

2. The bind has to do with the value of "this" a Javascript keyword that causes a lot of issues with unexpected behavior. To avoid this,

A. you "bind" the method or function declared in the constructor function.
B. Or you use the arrow function, that comes with a lexical "this". Hence no need to bind the method or function in the constructor

E.g functionName = () => {
{/Write something here/}
}

3. Use don't need to call constructor or super if you don't need state in the component.

4 there is another way of declaring state without using constructor and super. That's the style you will see in most code base but it works thanks to babel, JavaScript transpiler.

Call me on 081__854__31__319 for anything react.


Wait,
Make sure you have worked on vanilla JavaScript and you know ES2015 with projects before jumping to reactjs

And also reactjs has one of the best documentation, please make it your friend.

Warripikin08:
I have been watching react tutorial for beginners by mosh hamedani 2018.
So far I understand how to create components, render component, and render method dynamically with react.
But the issue is that I'm finding it hard to understand handling event in react. I know how to use the constructor and super function to handle event and change the state object of a component.
I know how to use the bind method to handle event and change the state object of a component. I know how to use the arrow function to change the state object of a component which is the easiest most developers use.
But the thing is that I want to know
the reason why event handler on react can't update the state of a components without using :
1.constructor and super method
2. Bind(this) method
3. Arrow function method.
Tech Jobs › Re: FULLSTACK COURSES by afuye(op): 7:09am On Sep 04, 2019
Chat me up 0818__5431319 if you are in Lagos no problem but outside Lagos I will use buses travelling to states to deliver
ensodev:
Your location and how do you deliver....
Tech Jobs › Re: FULLSTACK COURSES by afuye(op): 1:43pm On Sep 03, 2019
Knowledge is power
Tech Jobs › Re: FULLSTACK COURSES by afuye(op): 3:16am On Sep 01, 2019
Chat me up on 0818__543__1319
omoh17:
I need ACCa, not, tax etc El for that 15k I have 1 te% and 500gb
Politics › Re: Why We Resisted Fayose’s Ambush On Ekiti Assembly – Ekiti Speaker by afuye(m): 6:34pm On Aug 30, 2019
Actually it is a smart move to send him back otherwise we would have orchestrated his plans
abescom:
Basically they were not expecting Fayose to come after that statement he released earlier.

Fayose is a smart thief unfortunately those who want to catch him are dullards hence he was asked to go home.

Anyone who isn't partisan knows Fayose is a thief but a smart one.
Programming › Re: Flutter Dart Platform by afuye(m): 1:33pm On Aug 30, 2019
we are waiting
emmazeey:
This platform to encourage and enhance one another in pursuing the flutter programming knowledge.. if you have any knowledge or you want to Know more about flutter.. this is the right spot... We'll be posting some links for tutorials and also live flutter development and programming conferences
Tech Jobs › FULLSTACK COURSES by afuye(op):
80 DOWNLOADED FRONT AND BACK-END UDEMY COURSES FOR 15K

These downloaded Udemy courses(some with over 2800 videos and 1700 hours watchtime) are for sale for N15,000. It's over 250gigs. ( The prices are non-negotiable).

Save yourself the cost of paying for data and slow internet and watch over 4.5 rated courses at your convenience without fear of data or internet strength.

If you need it on external hard disk the price is:

500gig hard disk (12,000) with videos and books = 27,000.00

Topics covered are:

HTML5
CSS 3
SASS
BOOTSTRAP4
WordPress
JavaScript(ES6,OOP,Modules)
PHP
c#
C++
Java
GIT AND GITHUB
NPM, Webpack and Babel
Data structures, algorithms and interview
UI/UX
Adobe InDesign
ADOBE Illustrator
React js
React Native( JavaScript mobile framework)
Lavarvel(PHP framework)
Symphony(PHP framework)
VUE JS (JavaScript framework)
ANGULAR ( JavaScript framework)
Nodejs
MEAN/MERN STACK
Express and Passport JS
Digital marketing
Content writing/Blogging
Lots of books

If you are really serious about being a front-end and backend developer then yor need these materials not some funny and incomplete YouTube videos that will not only waste your data and time but wont cover important details with projects.
Check the pictures attached to this post and glance on udemy for the courses and check their reviews before you decide if this is worth the money. If you are serious

Call or Whatsapp 0818___5431319 (wale)

for payment:

Account Name: Pacific professional service
Bank name: GTB
ACCT NO: 0449265863

If you are not satisfied, money-back in 3days.

Programming › Re: Good Book On Javascript by afuye(m): 11:08am On Aug 26, 2019
i have tons of udemy courses to help you. self yourself that huge amount . contact me on 0818__54313__19 if you need any mentoring
Ridwan1821:
Good Morning guys I need your advice.

I want to apply for a web development bootcamp (Html, Javascript, css, php and so on). Duration is 6 months and Fee is 200k.
My concern is the fee, do you think it's worth it?

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