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lordally:
Yes I didn't finish...ok if you want the materials I'm available. We could meet up somewhere in Oshodi being a central known place in Lagos that's known. And abeg 3k no go bad abi? So if it's okay by you just send me a mail

operationmoses:
Programming takes a lot of time for you to understand,u can't master one language in just a space of 3 or 6 months,i can't pay such amount to learn programming

Nickisindigo:
Are you really a lady

lordally:
I'm in Lagos now... If you are in Lagos lemme know we could meet up and I'll help with very good videos you can use to become a front end web developer...and even full stack( Node ) that's the promise I made to myself when I found it difficult to learn web development due to finance so Omo you know you're meant to sponsor my TP for us to meet up ( it should be around Oshodi ) so you go make am 3K at least I go use from there drink 1 bottle of Star and a plate of pepper soup

spartan117:

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Ok I work in the tech team of a real estate firm in Lagos. And I'm a MERN stack developer.

spartan117:
My post keeps getting banned on this thread by that anti spam bot.

But anyway take this from a stutern alumnus:

It's a good program to take if you already have prior programming knowledge. But if you don't you will certainly get lost at a point because the program is very fast paced.

Another thing to note is that the stuterns training assistants won't be of much help to you if you get stuck, so you have to own your learning, do your best to practice a lot and try and get familiar with every topic before the tutor treats it in class. There are tons of tutorials on YouTube.

Lastly learn JavaScript and I mean really learn it. The whole course is based on JavaScript so having an in depth knowledge of it will help.

Did I forget to mention the perks such as access to a working space 9-5pm mon-fri in gbagada with stable power and internet, bathrooms and toilets as well as a kitchen with fridge and microwave to store and warm your food.

Concerning job placement I think stutern does fairly well in that aspect most of the people that finished in my set got placed in the first 2 weeks. Even those which I knew didn't really know JavaScript, not to talk of React or Node JS. But you will be surprised how many startups and established companies are looking for competent Node js developers in Lagos.

Now stutern is far from perfect, did I mention that their training assistants are not helpful? Yeah they really are. You won't learn anything that you can't learn on your own but stutern will provide a good and fast paced learning environment and would force you to either make it or break.

Like I said earlier own your learning, it's really up to you.

lordally:
Send me a mail...lemme advice you Based on my little experience

lordally:
Send me a mail...lemme advice you Based on my little experience

spartan117:
Have you gotten the information you need?