Benefits Your Student Email Offers You: A Listing
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Here's a list of benefits that your school email can provide access to. Some are free, some come with discounts, but all are worth exploring. This post has been brewing in my mind for a while, so enjoy discovering all that's available! 👇

🖥️ Free Software Access:

- Microsoft Office 365 [https://microsoft.com/en-us/education/products/office]: Equip yourself with essential tools like Word, Excel, PowerPoint.

- GitHub Developer Pack https://education.github.com/pack]: A toolkit designed for students to explore coding, hosting, and more.

- Autodesk [https://autodesk.com/education/home]: Dive into 3D design, engineering, and entertainment software.

- Adobe Creative Cloud [https://adobe.com/creativecloud/buy/students.html]: Unlock your creative potential with access to Adobe's suite of design tools like Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign at a special student discount.

📈 Business Tools:

- Tableau for Students [https://tableau.com/academic/students]: Offers free access to Tableau Desktop for data visualization and analysis projects.

- IBM Academic Initiative [https://ibm.com/academic]: Provides special access for educational purposes in machine learning and AI.

☁️ Cloud Services to Innovate:

- AWS Educate [https://aws.amazon.com/education/awseducate/]: Experiment, build, and learn on the world's leading cloud platform.

- Microsoft Azure [https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/free/students/]: Build in the cloud free with Azure for Students. Turn your ideas into solutions with this powerful cloud service.

🎧 Entertainment & Lifestyle Perks:

- Spotify Student Discount [https://spotify.com/us/student/]: Enjoy music without breaking the bank.

- Amazon Prime Student [https://amazon.com/amazonprime?_encoding=UTF8&primeCampaignId=studentWlpPrimeRedir]: Shop, watch, and read with exclusive student benefits.

🚀 Career Opportunities Just a Click Away:

- Handshake [https://joinhandshake.com]: Connect with companies and find the perfect internship or job.

Golden Tip: you can browse online to check if your favorite software or service has a student option using this template: "<Software or Service Name> student discount" OR "<Software or Service Name> education pricing" OR "<Software or Service Name> student access"

I'm committed to continually expanding this list with more opportunities as I discover them. Have you benefited from any of these offers with your school email? Or perhaps you've found other opportunities that could be shared here? Feel free to comment below or reach out. Let's create a valuable resource together, and help each other make the most of student privileges!

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Damn that's about 152.2 Trillion Naira Looted

FERNANDEZISBACK:
31?what was God doing?
Smiling as usual?so sad..
Can we now accept the fact that he doesn't exist cos if he exist he would have found a way to save those persons..

No sensible father will watch his kids stamped to death..
They are gonna insult me for sure but will never think about my statement..if God was truly alive why didn't he save those people...?

Modified: Christian extremist are really insecured..look how they keep insulting their God without bringing logical proof and statement..
My statement remains the same..GOD IS MAN-MADE AND HE DOESN'T EXIST..HE WAS CREATED BY HUMAN TO DECEIVE GULLIBLE PERSONS..THE EARLIER YOU UNDERSTAND THE BETTER..STOP WAITING ON A FOLKTALE BOOK TO CONTROL YA LIFE..

If it was another religion, you would be dead by now.

Omo see goal difference. Bloody.
Nice one gal

Testing Something

This one weak me...

Ovaltine:
We've had such since the days of 2go.
Right on mobile.

Okay mention one

So I saw this cool repository on GitHub Devzat: [url]github.com/quackduck/devzat[/url]

Devzat basically allows developers chat via their command line

It's very simple to use, just open your command prompt and type in ssh devzat.hackclub.com, make sure you're connected to the internet, of course.

Some Interesting features of Devzat:
• Rooms! Run cd to see all rooms and use cd #foo to join a new room.
• Markdown support! Tables, headers, italics and everything. Just use \n in place of newlines.
• Code syntax highlighting. Use Markdown fences to send code. Run eg-code to see an example.
• Direct messages! Send a quick DM using =user <msg> or stay in DMs by running cd @user.
• Timezone support, use tz Continent/City to set your timezone.
• Built in Tic Tac Toe and Hangman! Run tic or hang <word> to start new games.
• Emoji replacements! :rocket: => (like on Slack and Discord)

All these just with your command line..
Guys this is cool, come try it.

Psalmistproject:
Different toilets, but same SHITS!!!

This one na WORD oh

lalasticlala:


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By His grace, Nigeria go commot una hand

Sososo:
is python that easy
python/mobile app

which one is more lucrative?

which one takes longer time to learn?

tech gurus in the house please

Don't quite get your second question.. But

Python's syntax is very easy to learn, it's very close to English language.

Python is mostly used for Backend development, Data Science, Machine learning and AI.

Python can also handle Mobile Apps, but it's very tedious there, for mobile apps Java or Kotlin.

Mobile Application Development is just a field, and a very lucrative field.

What about good experiences?

spartan117:
16: BrainFuck
Designed by Urban Müller

Omo, this wan choke oh. First time I'm hearing about it. Cool.

15. Free BASIC
Designed by: John G. Kemeny and Thomas E. Kurtz

14. Assembly Language
Designed by: David Wheeler

Omo see code

13. Machine Code (Binary)
Designed by: Computer or Charles Babbage

12. R
Designed by: Ross Ihaka and Robert Gentleman

11. Kotlin
Designed by: JetBrains

10. Rust
Designed by: Graydon Hoare

9. Java
Designed by: James Gosling

8. PHP
Designed by: Rasmus Lerdorf

7. JavaScript
Designed by: Brendan Eich

6. Perl
Designed by: Larry Wall

5. Go
Designed by: Google

4. Python
Designed by: Guido van Rossum

3. C#
Designed by: Microsoft

2. C++
Designed by: Bjarne Stroustrup

Printing Hello World is like the initiation process of any coding language.

Here's Hello World in 15 ways
Enjoy!!


1. C
Designed by: Dennis Ritchie

Learn how to design and create websites resources in 2021,get a job, freelance and have fun, all with your PC.

Requirements: Determination and your lappy, Also read How the Web Works

A website is made up of two major parts: frontend and backend.

Frontend: is basically what you can see and interact with on a website.

Backend: this is basically background work that you can't see, this is where the logic and data management takes place.

Take your phone for example, the screen is what you use to interact with the phone, but behind that screen is a mechanism that makes it works, yeah, something like that.

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FRONTEND
For frontend there are some major things you need to learn.

A. HTML (HYPERTEXT MARKUP LANGUAGE)
We use HTML to design the structure or blueprint of a website, it's just like laying bricks to build a house.
Look at Nairaland for example:

It has a:
- head(title, meta, links)
- body(nav bar, links, titles, paragraph, pictures, videos, footer)

All these come together to make Nairaland.

B. CSS (CASCADING STYLE SHEET)
So I have got a blueprint/structure but that's not enough. To make a website attractive and responsive you need CSS.

Example of CSS on Nairaland is the background colour of the website.

LEARN HTML AND CSS RESOURCES:
A.HTML intro
B. Build your first web page

C. JAVASCRIPT(JS)
JS is a programming language, with this you can make a website interactive and dynamic.

Example of JS on Nairaland is the like, quote buttons.

D. FRONTEND FRAMEWORKS
Frameworks contain pre-written code. For example I wanna create a button, I have to start writing code to do that, frameworks give you a button directly.

Frameworks make coding a bit easier or not. I strictly advise learning HTML, CSS and JS first before moving to frameworks.

Major frontend frameworks:
Bootstrap
Tailwind.CSS

react.js tutorial
vue.js tutorial

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BACKEND

A. Programming Language
So like I said earlier, this is where the main website logic takes place, tou will need to learn a programming language like: Python, Javascript, PHP, Java etc.

B. SQL (Structured Query Language)
SQL helps us to store, retrieve and manage data from the database. How does nairaland retrieve posts that were made today from the database? SQL.

Learn SQL: SQL
Practise SQL

C. DBMS (DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM)


D. BACKEND FRAMEWORKS
Also like frontend frameworks they save time and increase efficiency of developers.
e.g
Django Tutorial
Laravel Tutorial
Express js -
Spring -

IMPORTANT MENTIONS:

A. Learn how to use GitHub
Github is a versioning system for managing your web projects, you can upload your projects to GitHub and even share it with others. Many companies/organisations use GitHub. So you need to learn how to use it.

B. Build projects, no matter how small they seem

C. Don't just copy tutorials, understand the logic and try to add yours, very important.

D. Have a portfolio(a site where you show projects you have done). You could even use it to apply for jobs.

Chiomzibae:
Can I run java using this method

It's possible, but a bit complex. You are better off using this app javanide

Abcruz:
@ColeDrain
Thanks for sharing. Pls do you know if this can also work for Python Flask?

Yeah, it should work bro, just install flask and you can do whatever you want.

Uzomacharles:
Nice one

Termux all the way

Thanks man.