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tgmservice:You would do well to research the said company before coming to a public forum to spew ignorance. |
Ramos16:Oh... cool. |
Ramos16:Cool, thanks for pointing that out. Where you called for an interview? |
DarhmyBlaq:Logic based questions. All those abstract questions that they use to figure out how you approach solving problems. |
DarhmyBlaq:I have a friend who did the interview today. He said he was asked a few basic questions like 'tell me about yourself', 'why do you want to be a software developer' and also a few technical questions but it was very enjoyable as the interviewers were very friendly, just be calm and be yourself. |
Just read the through the thread from 0 to 49 because of interview. Chai. |
I might finally get to use my installation of android studio. Brother mi, will we be learning Java along the way as well? To what level does one need to know java in order to get started building android apps? Hope you get to finish this tutorial. |
JackOfAllTrades:I don't have the full details yet but remuneration should be on a by-project basis |
If you answered yes to the title of the topic then you are the kind of person needed at NewThird Co. About NewThird Co New Third Co is a web development and design agency specializing in crafting unique experiences across digital platforms. Careers at New Third Co New Third Co is currently looking for one awesome front-end web developer and one awesome back-end developer to add to their team. Front End Developer 'Must Haves' ** You'll need to be passionate about design and user experience ** You need to know how to use Photoshop or sketch to come up with designs. ** You must be able to communicate your design process and translate them for the responsive web (HTML / CSS / JavaScript) ** 'Nice to haves' ** ** Experience with front end frameworks like Twitter Bootstrap, Zurb Foundation, Ui-kit, skeleton etc Note: This is a contract project and you are free to work remotely If this is you, send your portfolio to careers@newthird.co Back End Developer 'Must Haves' ** Experience working with php and javascript and must have built products with them ** Ability to translate front end designs into functional apps ** Experience working with a version control system like git ** Willingness to learn new things ** 'Nice to haves' ** ** Experience working with javascript frameworks like Backbone, Ember or Angular ** Contributed to open source projects in the past. Note: This is a contract project and you are free to work remotely If this is you, send your portfolio to careers@newthird.co I'll be here to answer any questions you might have. |
If you answered yes to the title of the topic then you are the kind of person needed at NewThird Co. About NewThird Co New Third Co is a web development and design agency specializing in crafting unique experiences across digital platforms. Careers at New Third Co New Third Co is currently looking for one awesome front-end web developer and one awesome back-end developer to add to their team. Front End Developer 'Must Haves' ** You'll need to be passionate about design and user experience ** You need to know how to use Photoshop or sketch to come up with designs. ** You must be able to communicate your design process and translate them for the responsive web (HTML / CSS / JavaScript) ** 'Nice to haves' ** ** Experience with front end frameworks like Twitter Bootstrap, Zurb Foundation, Ui-kit, skeleton etc Note: This is a contract project and you are free to work remotely If this is you, send your portfolio to careers@newthird.co Back End Developer 'Must Haves' ** Experience working with php and javascript and must have built products with them ** Ability to translate front end designs into functional apps ** Experience working with a version control system like git ** Willingness to learn new things ** 'Nice to haves' ** ** Experience working with javascript frameworks like Backbone, Ember or Angular ** Contributed to open source projects in the past. Note: This is a contract project and you are free to work remotely If this is you, send your portfolio to careers@newthird.co I'll be here to answer any questions you might have. |
codebrew85:Hey, are you currently using freecodecamp? I'm at basic algorithm scripting (solved 17 out of 37). It's pretty cool. |
hisabimbola:Thought you went awol. Cool that you are still here. I might be needing your help soon. |
Filmewell:Nah, everyone just comes here to get free likes. |
Raychux23:That's my religion. |
Just read this, it's pretty informative 5 Steps to writing Bullet Proof Code 1. Know what you are doing 2. State modification is the root of 3. Clean up as you go 4. Love your craft 5. Break your software yourself Read the full article: http://abdulapopoola.com/2015/05/11/code-is-poetry-5-steps-to-bulletproof-code/ |
@hisabimbola, still here? |
robinicule:Yeah, same thing god told Adam and Eve but yet they still lived a very looooooooooooong time. |
holyteeboy:Images are disabled bro, just a box from my own end. |
Austinoski:Okay then, JavaScript
You should also check out http://codewars.com it's a nice fit for what you're looking for |
@hisabimbola, * could you also explain how hosting works with MEAN apps and also * how would you rate setting up a MEAN development environment, easy, very easy, hard, mildly hard, very hard, absolutely complex. * I did a little research and found out that there were two versions of the MEAN stack, Mean.io and Mean.js, and it seems like they were both made by the same guy. Which one of them is better to use? * I know you have mentioned that this isn't a debate thread but I would like your opinion on how the MEAN stack compares to alternatives like MeteorJs (JavaScript full stack framework) and stable frameworks like PHP's Laravel, Python's Django and the likes... That'll be all for now. |
hisabimbola:Yes you did. isn't express built on top of node.js? Why should express come first? |
These are all separate technologies being used together right? For someone starting out, in what order does one learn each separate technology? |
When opera mini is run with single column view turned on, it tends to overwrite styles with it's own custom styles. You can specify a stylesheet with it's media attribute set to handheld, opera should obey the rules specified there. Read through this link to understand how opera mini works and how to get around some of it's discrepancies https://dev.opera.com/articles/opera-mini-content-authoring-guidelines/ |
Austinoski:Must it specifically be the Python programming language that answers should be in? |
@DAvit0, you specifically requested that I put this up on github and I've finally gotten around to doing it. here's the link Fix-the-word github |
olyjosh:I'm actually still relatively new to all this stuff. My knowledge isn't as vast as yours and that was the best implementation I could come up with. I'll also be lying if I should claim to understand this formula you talk about. |
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Before I continue, let me start off by posting the link to a working demo on google drive to make everything easier to follow. Here is the link: h t t p : // b i t . l y /1 K E R z 3 j Modified: I was unable to link directly because of some nairaland restrictions. Please copy and paste (also remember to trim out all white space in the link). |
abdul01:just go to 'edit profile' it's part of the options available there. |
no vex wat do u mean by technical [
I no understand English oooo