Osinachi00:
I'm 22 right now, and I don't even have any skill at all, please now I want to go into something I want to learn something please what skill do you think will be ok for me to learn please, I live in Abuja and I can't stay empty handed as time is no longer on my side and I don't really care about schooling anymore I have seen many young men in my area graduated with a very good certificate from school for over 5 years they stay at home without a job the ones who got job got job in a some hotels in Abuja earning less than 50K or 40k after graduating for over 5 years, all this things I put into consideration and it's making me give up on schooling as they say destinies are not the same but over 6 jobless graduates in my area is making me scared, I will still go to school but for now I need to learn something. I'm thinking of learning fish and chicken feeds production.

I know one young man there or under this thread will soon ask me to do yahoo well I have done it before and it does not pay very well and even if it pays very well that's not what I want to feed or train my future family with when I'm due to be a family man. so everybody should chook mouth here and let's come up with something nice.

LikeAking:
Drop a link to your wok.

Karleb:


In all sincerity, there shouldn't be anything like old or new stack. But what I mean is, programming languages/tools that are no longer getting attention like before, e.g. C, C++, Jquery and the likes.

Even Java is not as popular as when we didn't have nodejs.

Karleb:
It's actually normal.

These old companies hardly recruit. They were in Nigeria before Andela came and made Software Engineering/Development exciting.

They also use old stack and can hardly change their stacks which is understandable.

New companies recruit like mad! About getting sacked. You need a job to get sacked in the first place.

Startups are fast paced and uses new tools which is exciting to most young people and also the exact reason why many employees in startups are youths.

Pay stack and co are just like our own Facebook, Google, Netflix et al. here. Everyone wants to in these companies in America but people don't really fancy Microsoft et al.

Albertone:


This syntax is correct also.But its common to use it the inline way i.e (condition) ? statement1 : statement2 ;

I'm not saying your multi-line usage is wrong.But I haven't tried it before.

I'm "a more js noob" than you are.I'm a complete greenhorn in js

nosagold:


How about?

const OP = “officialdlh”;
const commentor = “regex”;

const message = OP === commentor ? “OfficialDlh is Regex” : “OfficialDlh is NOT Regex”;

console.log(message);

Albertone:


var OP = "OfficialDlh" ;
var commentor = "Regex" ;

if (OP === commentor) {
console.log("OfficialDlh is Regex" ) ;
}
else {
console.log("OfficialDlh is NOT Regex" );
}



You are a "python" guy,I'm a javascript guy

optimusprime2:
Why not start with African countries first? ECOWAS Regions to be specific...

You'd be shocked to know that Ivory Coast is an exciting place you'd never have considered visiting...

Did you know Cape Verde is a wonderful African Island?

Madagascar is also a decent destination... now guess what? all these places I have mentioned do not need you to apply for visa's ... just bagpack, get a return ticket and away you go...

tensazangetsu20:

You are on the right track. Ruby will help you understand liquid and theme kit very well. Don't spend too much time learning things deeply. Just learn the basic syntax, how to declare variables, loops, how to connect ruby to a database et al before properly jumping into Shopify. But cover your HTML, CSS, JavaScript and React. Shopify is very hot and underrated niche. Very good for remote jobs with good pay for junior Devs.

africonn:


Its Great, u have already niched from d start u are going to cash out sooner unlike me

afuye:
To hit the market running, well study what your environment needs. there are not too many ruby vacancy out there compared to PHP, nodejs and Django there except u are targeting foreign market.

qtguru:


Brutal cold truth.

afuye:
It depends on the amount of effort you put and passion cos most quit along the road.

DevOwen:
Hey all....
I Just started using termux and felt i should know the basic tools and cd's.....
Pls write or type them.....

Sheriman:

Well said bro!! You're on the track. Studying a computer or Tech courses in Nigeria University is total waste of time and money. If you're serious about becoming a tech professional please go and learn a programming language

donprinyo:
Spend ur doe in a country that is serious

Owooferee:
I swear nobody can stop me from drawing bobrisky tatoo

Frontail:
Your Nyahs go hear am