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OriOko88:
Imole nio.

Aregbe owed my mother 30 month salary arrears. She'has not got any gratuity from her contributive pension since she retired in 2017. Na we children dey support Her.

Now Adeleke don approve d payment and d alert wil start flowing this month,so why won't we climb prayer mountain to pray against oyetola return. Awon ojelu oshi.

I dey enter Osun on d 23rd to brace up to vote PDP. Iyalaya anybody.

The man failed to pay school teachers 25 months half salary. Oyetola only paid 2/3 months from those backlogs. I think APC is evil personified.

Ee

PHIPEX:
Why does the FG keep quiet over Ekpa?

The same way FG kept mute about Kanu when he was hiding in a foreign country spewing nonsense up and down...

Shoodboi:
Pupsy? Na another angle be this one o. Her foolishness is about to feed a lawyer. That's how lawyers eat anyway. And the one her family got appears to be a clever one

They are doing the case pro bono.

Toay:
The clause of not working in a similar field is against the Nigerian labor law and the constitution; hence it cannot hold in a court of law. That is even if the clause was included in your contract

If the clause was contained in the employment letter, and he read and accepted the offer, no court, even the supreme court can negate what was written in the offer letter. The only escape route he has is if the clause is not exclusively stated.

oyatz:
You people don't understand so many things.

1) Nobody live in the past and hoping to make differences in the future. The 2015 election is gone, forget it and move on, even Jonathan and the Ijaws have moved on. They are now cutting deals for the future.


2) You people approach political issues with emotion but most realistic people approach politics with INTERESTS.
There are many people in the S/South contesting elections on the platform of the APC who know that if Tinubu wins, it will greatly increase their chances of winning too, so they will work to deliver their wards,LGA and States to the APC so also are APC members who hope to get appointments under a Tinubu/APC as Ministers, Ambassadors, Chairmen of FG Boards etc.

3) There are certain vested interests in the S/Souths like Tompolo, Asari-Dokubo and so many Ex-Niger Delta Militants, FG contractors, Traditional Rulers and so many party members who stand to gain certain favours from the ruling APC. They are backing Tinubu/APC ,not necesarily because they love Tinubu or hate Peter Obi/Atiku but they are more concerned in securing their interests.

So holding on to the politics of the 2015 elections permanetly won't solve their problems or protect their interests in the future.

4) Then there are people who appreciate one or two things done by the APC e.g completion of the Itakpe- Warri Railways and several highs in the South-South who will vote for the APC.

fuckingAyaya:
Werey meta

, you are mean

GREATIGBOMAN:
Na u sabi.

Thanks for your contribution as I will still check what's up with the said WP. I believe no knowledge gained is wasted.

GREATIGBOMAN:
U don't need to Hate Wordpress.


It has given people more money than React, Angular and Vue combined!

Besides... Try understanding Wordpress before hating it... U can use React and other frontend Techs to build Wordpress websites.



I don't know Nigerian Devs problem with Wordpress.

I am a programming purist; I think that clears everything

QuoteJustOnce:
@donproject2

I'll highlight your concerns in "strong" text and my answers in black

Moving on. Before I start learning new tools, I always love to be convinced that such tool is worth my time and may be my money.
Without arguments, Nextjs is one of the best frontend frameworks, no cap! A few comparison videos on YTube will clear your doubts. These days they even work together with the React to ensure any new React features are incorporated. One good example would be internationalized routing by default i.e. setting up different locales for your project. So a user in France sees your app in French and a user in Nigeria sees it in English, or one in Spain sees it in Spanish. Of course you have to provide the content or use something like i18n but then Next will automatically detect the locale and serve the appropriate page; without waiting for the page to load and have the user select the appropriate language. If you think about it deeply, that's more like server-side logic for static pages; 2 different paradigms that shouldnt naturally coexist and Next makes it happen.

I remember what you said about all-in-one package (fe + api) , I never knew Nextjs has that capability. This literally means I can eliminate Express for building APIs with NExtjs(I believe I am not wrong).
Yes, you aint wrong. In fact, you could build out your API's only without frontend and then that would be a direct replacement for an Express API app. Which means you could do FE only, BE only or both if you wish to.

I could separate routing and the actual API functions (controllers) and matrch them together later, for cleaner code, I know with Next, folder structure (inside the api folder created by Next) and the name of the file serves as the API endpoint when needed to be called from the Frontend. This is cleared out
Yes, Then there is the more advanced one called the Edge API routing. They dont' use the native Nodejs runtime but the Edge runtime i.e. they are built with standard web apis. And you can do one powerful thing with this.... Streaming!

I could create Middlewares that must return TRUE in order to allow next function called close to it to be called, i.e I can use a kind of authentication on selected routes, these routes are only accessible if the middleware called before them returns TRUE. Can you tell me I can do this with Nextjs as well.
Oh yes, Nextjs has middlewares as you would do in Express and more. Authentication? check. Bot protection? check. A/B testing? check. Localization? check. If you don't like the automatic locale detection mentioned above, then you could use middlewares to serve the correct content for a locale.

Here I am again...thanks for being there for me all the time. Appreciate bro.

My ERP project is live on testing mode like I stressed the last time. When I made the initial deployment November last year, I used Heroku for the Backend (everything went well), CloudCluster for hosting the database (SQL Server) and netlify for Frontend. All of 'em are free services just for me to test all the components of the app.

But early this year, I discovered that the app was having issue connecting to the backend server, I went back to Heroku to see what was happening. Then, I discovered that Heroku no longer make their dynos free, it is now paid for any selected package. I was not ready to pay for any service yet. This prompted me to do little research and I discovered Render (which works somehow like Heroku), they have free package too, though, with very low CPU core and RAM, nevertheless, it served my purpose, I now have my Backend hosted on Render.

The deal now is that it is getting to a point where I will need to deploy for my client, I want the best hosts for all the three major components I think the app has: backend, frontend and the database. I might settle for CloudCluster to host the database (basic plan is $7/month and can come as low as $5/month if it is a bundle subscription, let's say biennial), frontend may not really be the issue as well, I am thinking Hostinger (you may have a better host to suggest). Backend is the bone of contention here; I need suggestion on the best host out there.

Then, if you can advise me generally on choosing a better service, hint is, choosing service for app that will receive thousands of visits per minutes, let's assume, is quite different from the one that will rarely receive hundreds of such visits per minutes. This particular app I built wouldn't necessarily be a busy one because of the kind of work it is going to handle, thence, I guess I might need a lightweight service to support it. I badly need your contribution here too.

I believe few people can learn from few things I reported above, my reason for doing so. I am here to badly learn from people who have the better experience when it comes to deployment of BE with Nodejs/Express. Thanks, and I will appreciate and welcome replies.

LikeAking:
U for use word press for jobs like this..

Sorry, WordPress better not near me on this.

HIGHESTPOPORI:
Hope he is not expecting any votes from ss now

Nope, he is expecting vote of SS people who are APC, case settled?

yesloaded:
According to the story shared, he was not even part of the protester

He may be part of it but his mother will likely not tell us he was...nevertheless, that doesn't not justify him being shot.

TheGreatYam:
His reason for being so excited could be that he was promised something nice if his result comes out good. Or he might just be a clown seeking attention.

Whichever the case maybe, congrats to him. It's a secondary school, not higher institution.

What if he is expecting F and he sees E

Urheadmaster:
The youths are very talented.

It just that buhari is a stubborn goat

That's what you call talent? SMH

He led what will be the end of the beginning for Igbos.

Calling yourself a software engineer and doing these gives me goosebumps. I salute their brains though, how they choose to use it is what gives them out.

Proliferation of leaked intimacy footages these days makes me believe that this will later become what people see being normal in the nearest future.

May the best candidate win. Still unperturbed about who comes in and who stays out. Politicians that I know are not totally fighting to get to the zenith of power to drench those below with mist of comforts, they want power for only one reason, "for the love of power."

Leaders and politicians ain't synonymous, give me a leader I always say.

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siofra:
This is the first time I'm dating a guy this short (same height with me)

Girls that date short guys, how do you cope?


It's like all the men in Nigeria are short

You said the first time you are dating a short guy, others you've dated are Ghanaians abi?

God and certain people know best.

blingxx:
This guy no dey live inside Lagos it's obvious tho

Ajeh him no be Lagosian, put my phone inside pocket keh, for Lagos?

Japa has given him wider nose glory be to God

Shawl001:


See the way I was scrolling down to quickly see, what number Nigeria is. It's pathetic.
Nigeria needs help.
Truly, with all that we have and our diversity...nations should be thrilled to visit us, or come to stay with us.

But, the reverse is the case.
We need to make the right choice this election. Pls, I beg everyone.

Canada, China, Mexico is not there

BloomingDale:
I’m sure Nigeria will be last with all the shameless drug carrying and yahoo yahoo immoral beings.

The thread said Afghanistan

Remitush:
I started out this year with one goal in mind: to work smart.

With the new wave of AI storming the internet, I thought to quickly grab the opportunity gap that has opened

First thing I did was to create a complete system that will solve one major problem that every new SaaS company face. I'm sure you already know the major problem of every startup. My trigger came from one of my mentors releasing over 500+ worldwide remote-friendly companies, I got access to the list not because I wanted to work for the companies as an employee, but I wanted to know other players especially new ones in their industry. Guess what I did, I found a way to connect with these new founders and sold my complete system to them and signed a contract for a quarterly retainer fee. Closed the first deal on 4th and the second one this morning that's why I'm super excited to talk about it. My target is 10 companies for this month. And if everything goes well by God's grace, all the hard work will be done this first quarter and the rest f the year will be me focusing on my personal development. One thing I can say is, I never regretted transitioning into tech and gaining access to that list of over 500+ remote-friendly companies. At least, I don't have to keep explaining myself I'm a Nigerian.

The second amazing thing I did with the AI was to write a relationship book. I noticed a lot of people like to jump on topics about relationship especially women. So I had the AI create a hook for me to test if people would be interested in the topic. It took just few hours to validate this idea using Facebook groups. You needed to see the way a lot of women pounced on the topic. So I used the AI develop the hook to serve as bait to get their email addresses. I shared my relationship story, beliefs and opinions about popular celebrities whose relationship are a mess in public. You need to see the way my emails are blowing up. I identified a common problem with the people on my email list and researched about products that will truly help them (digital products) so they can consume and we all talk about. Guess how much I have made so far on just pre-order o from batch 1? I intend to launch it Friday and I'm sure more people will join cos people naturally like rush hour.

The third amazing thing I've done so far with this AI is writing my code in another language. While this is still an ongoing project that is way faster than it was going... I already can't wait to see what it can do

PS: some of you already know what the AI is all about, it's CHATGPT.

so your turn I'm curious, what have you been able to do this year?

Great work..I have once built something with their text-davinci keyword search model

Built a Resume Scanner that you can use to scan for Resumes and tell the system to map out the ones that matches a particular skillsets.

Sule zoo

QuoteJustOnce:
@donproject2

I'll highlight your concerns in "strong" text and my answers in black

Moving on. Before I start learning new tools, I always love to be convinced that such tool is worth my time and may be my money.
Without arguments, Nextjs is one of the best frontend frameworks, no cap! A few comparison videos on YTube will clear your doubts. These days they even work together with the React to ensure any new React features are incorporated. One good example would be internationalized routing by default i.e. setting up different locales for your project. So a user in France sees your app in French and a user in Nigeria sees it in English, or one in Spain sees it in Spanish. Of course you have to provide the content or use something like i18n but then Next will automatically detect the locale and serve the appropriate page; without waiting for the page to load and have the user select the appropriate language. If you think about it deeply, that's more like server-side logic for static pages; 2 different paradigms that shouldnt naturally coexist and Next makes it happen.

I remember what you said about all-in-one package (fe + api) , I never knew Nextjs has that capability. This literally means I can eliminate Express for building APIs with NExtjs(I believe I am not wrong).
Yes, you aint wrong. In fact, you could build out your API's only without frontend and then that would be a direct replacement for an Express API app. Which means you could do FE only, BE only or both if you wish to.

I could separate routing and the actual API functions (controllers) and matrch them together later, for cleaner code, I know with Next, folder structure (inside the api folder created by Next) and the name of the file serves as the API endpoint when needed to be called from the Frontend. This is cleared out
Yes, Then there is the more advanced one called the Edge API routing. They dont' use the native Nodejs runtime but the Edge runtime i.e. they are built with standard web apis. And you can do one powerful thing with this.... Streaming!

I could create Middlewares that must return TRUE in order to allow next function called close to it to be called, i.e I can use a kind of authentication on selected routes, these routes are only accessible if the middleware called before them returns TRUE. Can you tell me I can do this with Nextjs as well.
Oh yes, Nextjs has middlewares as you would do in Express and more. Authentication? check. Bot protection? check. A/B testing? check. Localization? check. If you don't like the automatic locale detection mentioned above, then you could use middlewares to serve the correct content for a locale.

This is very very helpful...thanks man

QuoteJustOnce:
Yes something like Nextjs would have given you an all-in-one package (fe + api). So i wonder why you had to make a standalone api (server). Unless of course you plan on making the api available publicly or would want to sell it later as a paid integration. else, it's an overkill. You also have to think of portability and scalability. if you are deploying several tools on servers minus your application, then how fast can you move these to a new server, if the client would want to switch servers? then the financial aspect, why should you incur extra cost just to host some kind of tool that your app needs. There are special cases for these, so you have to decide is it worth it? If it isn't, then an all-in-one solution would be the better and faster option. Once again reduce your need for overbloated node_modules, unless absolutely required without another way out, client project or not. The world is moving towards leaner bundles (that's why we now have stuffs like Astro) and if you can help it, do it. it pays in the long run.

I had to come back to this because you said a lot of things that will help and may be raise further question whenever I want to see what is up Nextjs. I think I am done with the laundry ERP project, testing phase I guess I am. You may want to see what I have done lol.

Moving on. Before I start learning new tools, I always love to be convinced that such tool is worth my time and may be my money. I picked few introductory tutorials recently on Nextjs and what I saw actually wowed me, I remember what you said about all-in-one package (fe + api) , I never knew Nextjs has that capability. This literally means I can eliminate Express for building APIs with NExtjs(I believe I am not wrong). I have not started learning it per se, I watched few videos, browsed through internet to read generally about Nextjs, its pros and cons, where it better performs above React. I need few clarification which I believe it is best to bring it here.

Not to beat around the bush so much, let me tell you what I can do with Express or what I did with it during my last project.
1. I could separate routing and the actual API functions (controllers) and matrch them together later, for cleaner code, I know with Next, folder structure (inside the api folder created by Next) and the name of the file serves as the API endpoint when needed to be called from the Frontend. This is cleared out
2. I could create Middlewares that must return TRUE in order to allow next function called close to it to be called, i.e I can use a kind of authentication on selected routes, these routes are only accessible if the middleware called before them returns TRUE. Can you tell me I can do this with Nextjs as well. (If this is possible, I am jumping right into it)