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Depends on your years of experience; and what you can bring to the table Quack: 30k - 60k starterpack: 70k - 120k midlevel pack: 130k - 200k senior pack: 300k and above nigerian market prices |
yusman14:Exactly as poster before me said, start with this, . . when you start going too deep, be sure to upgrade. I use Jetbrains products and always have the editors open . . Webstorm + PhpStorm already takes about 2GB during active coding. Brave browsers with more than 50 tabs open, consumes about 1.7GB . . and 4 gb is gone . . I bet you cannot even do this because the OS still needs a bit of memory for its own thing. Well for now, the quickest upgrade you can do is get more RAM, at least 8gb [poor but manageable] and then later get an SSD for insane boot time and app load times. Then you can relax for a while. |
yusman14:Check device manager [you can Google how to check it for your operating system] and it will show you all hardware available for your machine including bluetooth or not. The first one is the base speed, 1.60GHz and the second one is the boost speed aka turbo boost: 2.3GHz which mean when under strenous task, your processor will turbo boost to that speed, to deliver more power, for a short while though If it stays at turboboost for long, it will limiting itself by clocking down, so it doesnt burn out if you check system performance and your processor is always turbo-boosting with minimal workload, it's a sign that you need to upgrade, either the generation or better still, the model. ie. i5 => i7 etc |
ekrizz:Nah, that's a burner email. I guess if you use the follow button, we'll be able to exchange comms pretty effectively. |
yusman14:U means Ultra-low power models of the intel processor lines , so it saves you battery power but you sacrifice performance from lower clock speeds. as you can see the base clock speed is 1.60GHz The T versions would start at base 2.3 GHz and the regular version around 3.4 GHz or so There are often incremented like so but dont let it bother you too much. There is more to it than the U or even the 4 which stands for 4th generation |
ekrizz:See you solved it, great! I was kinda bogged down with work and couldn't come online. I rechecked the codebase and see you cleaned up a bit. At least, that makes for improvement. One step at a time. If you have free internet, i'll like you to very much watch other contents on debugging, cos when you get to working in a production environment, you'll spend most of your time debugging "other people's errors" and those you created yourself. As per the mentoring, we'll see how it goes. I am always bogged down with work, but if you do run into issues, just let me know. Trust me, i'll not solve them for you, i'll just tell you what to do and you'll have to solve it yourself [to learn]. Cheers. |
Not errors that made your app crash, but just point to other errors in your app. |
Debugging itself is an art that has to be learned. The crashalytics gave you a file where the error is contained. I can help you but first you must help yourself. step 1. Login to heroku bash and step 2. "cat" that file and read the log, to understand why the error happened Then come back and report what you discovered. |
The earlier folks like you start knowing that "acceptable standards" of software development is not a one-man's job . . the better for you guys . . . |
justscorchone:You obviously dont know what u're saying. but it's cool to fake it till you make it.... "we" use wired internet everyday on enterprise level and still dont do 1TB in 1 month . . . Emphasis on "we" , how much more "you" . . .Bye and dont quote me anymore i detest ppl who lie on public fora |
justscorchone:You download GOW types of games every other night . . .?? Take the black pill, Albert !!! |
yusman14:no HDDs please; unless you can withstand snail-pace loading times |
justscorchone:Liar liar pants on fire. 1gb per hour without sleeping or eating or disconnecting for even a second for 1 whole month straight is 730gb and u use 1tb in 3 weeks? so u dont sleep, u dont eat, u are connected from day 1 to day 30 without any breaks if we check u well now, na 10MB u dey sub . . GTF outta here !!!! |
lordally:Nah, make it 6 and you'll be good for entry level Industry standard is at least 1 year |
Two sentences for you: 1. Anybody can learn javascript in 24 hours 2. It will take everybody a lifetime to master it |
Nice job . . would you be open to "constructive criticism" if yes, i'll go thru the project thoroughly and send you a video of where and what could have been done better. p.s.: it could be harsh, but yet guiding! |
bassdow:To support what you said, even before the cost, must come the awareness and understanding. The 20k gang do not even know that such workflows exist. Whenever tentative clients post job offerings here, all you here is , "i can do it, contact me, etc"; without a rigorous understanding of what the project entails. Goes to show that all the 20k contracts usually have this sort of "happy" ending . . . premium tears! |
WoundedLamb:Give this man a cold crate of Heineken. Case closed ! |
yusman14:Too small, budget at least 100k for a used on, with fair specs. |
Dont be lazy, use the search box |
OP actually wants to turn his laptop into a "data center" Sha make sure you have electricity and fast internet 24/7 Else . . you can imagine trying to login to Nairaland and S3un tells you "NEPA DON TAKE LIGHT". When "they bring light" you can login. |
squash47:99.99999% of applications are actually built offline; before being deployed to their habitats, so to speak. |
pcguru1 has given the best advice . . if you have no time, pick up the ready-made one and move on . . . I happen to be the 'custom-made' guy, as I like my solutions custom-built, from stuffs as simple as authentication to the complex parts like, load balancing and concurrency in data ops. For the hell of it, my in-app notifications are custom-made and do not rely on the so-called libraries e.g. Toast, Notistack etc; and they work just as nice. Op, dont do this though! |
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squash47:Your first few years, will see you going to the internet, not just Google, for help. But with practice comes perfection, if you see yourself doing the same thing everyday, it's just a matter of time, you'll be able to do them by heart, including coding. They have given you superb answers up there. Once the logic has become part and parcel of you, you only need to go to the internet to lookup "documentation" ONLY |
squash47:And since when did referencing Google become a crime? Better start "unlearning" the things "you have learned" |
Nickisindigo:Fixed!! |
Use flutterwave OR get ready to pay 700k per month => 6 mths 4.2 million |
valzey:Nah, its a workstation |
Windows 2019 Server Datacenter Intel XEON Quad-core cpu @ 2.30 GHz 1TB SSD 32 GB RAM (18756 MHz) |
glo dey learn