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Mhizcontempt:
2/10... It's looks childish and unprofessional. I don't think web dev is your calling. You need to look for another suitable path away from tech. Your design is poorly done UX and UI are shitty. It's like something designed by a total lunatic(no offence)...

My honest opinion

And na yu be the real total lunatic

I used a total of 100gb..sorry na mifi, I can't screenshot

What

GREATIGBOMAN:
Can't tell

Knowing how to manipulate DOM doesn't mean you're proficient tho

oh yea maybe I should have used comfortable.

GREATIGBOMAN:
Hahahaha.


Don't worry


Very soon you'd realiZe you need that vanilla in all your dishes

Lol she go learn

Phantaminum1:
I didn't even use up to one month learning JavaScript. Immediately after learning the basics, i moved to ReactJs.

Since i won't be building stuff with vanilla JavaScript, i felt it would be pointless learning it for so long.

Hahahah...please go back to your vanilla js and learn it solidly well...Trust me, your react journey may not be a smooth one without solid knowledge of js..no be curse ooh.!!

peterincredible:
i can't tell but i notice that in one year some can become good with a language (javascript,php,c# name it) as long as you use it regularly a year is enough to become dangerous with it

This is not even far from the truth..I think people who find it unachievable to learn lack patience and consistency which are the core requirements to learn coding.

GREATIGBOMAN:
Can't tell

Knowing how to manipulate DOM doesn't mean you're proficient tho

hmmmmm true

Coding no easy ooh...But it becomes more difficult when you take the wrong approach to learn it.

Think4Myself:
I've been learning web development since 2020 during the pandemic where I grasped the concept of HTML and CSS but I've been on and off the journey up until last year February when I was waiting for admission I continue learning from someone I paid to teach me, I learnt HTML and CSS basics but didn't learn JavaScript. Five more months later in July I started JavaScript and was really understanding it fairly till school resumed.

Now during this ASUU strike I tried to test my fronted skills by building anything with what I learnt then I found out my CSS skills were bad, I quit web development for python...
2 weeks into python I found out python was really easy cos of my JS background but I got stuck when I tried to learn data structure I was seeing shit like hash map tf??, I left python immediately and went back to front end.
Now this brings me to today, I'm good with JavaScript and html but my CSS is ass, I tried re learning CSS but I can't understand that dumb language, now I'm really in a bad place, I have a serious dilemma, I'm thinking of ditching CSS for bootstrap or ditching frontend for Node.js cos I think my JS (ES5) know is ok
Someone with experience should advise me

I guess frontend ain't your thing then. Try to use your knowledge in javascript to learn backend development, node js & express.

Javascript has been categorized as one of the easiest programming languages to learn. But even with that assertion, a new learner without foundational knowledge of any programming language might find Javascript quite magical and difficult at the first stage of learning. I could remember I once cried while learning because the difficulty made me believe there was no way I'll become a programmer, thank God I didn't quit though.
So, it took me around 5 months, and an average of 7 hours daily practice and development of rookie to intermediate projects, to become really comfortable with Javascript.
What about you?

faruqa97:
Oga, update the title, SQL SERVER not SQL, there are huge differences, SQL is a domain language specifications (which tells you how to read, edit and manipulate data, among others).

The spec is used in implementing a RDMS server such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL SERVER, etc. SQL is not actually the server.

I was confused too ooh

GREATIGBOMAN:
That's why I have seniors

Maybe you took shortcuts and lied in your Portfolio

Lol

platymus:
I love your question! As a fullstack engineer you see the whole picture but for front-end developers it is different. As a front-end developer you need to know the three fundamental technology of the web{html,CSS and JavaScript},one tool for ui development {adobexd,InDesign,figma},some graphics tools(Photoshop,illustrator),you will use these tools for mockup and prototyping but in some organisations the UI/UX team is different from those that build the actual front-end but my advice is to learn it as a front-end developer. Also some important frameworks and libraries: one of reactjs or vuejs. Also get to know JavaScript web APIs like webrtc,fileapi,fetch, intersection observer,etc.
Get use to babeljs and webpack but if you feel webpack is too much then start with gulpjs. Also get to know about performance and optimization. Another thing I will advice you add to your skill set is building PWAs (Progressive Web Apps). You must love to learn!I which you great success!

I wish I could like this 100,000 times

Threejs

Great work man.

Enceladus:
How is it different from https://planets-tediko.netlify.app? Did you host on a different subdomain?

It's a challenge from frondendmentor.com

Rgade:
Please who knows the meaning of this warning I’m getting in my package.json file. It’s a react app created with CRA.

Ignore the error..your app will work fine

I was given too... nut I've not accepted to commit..Still contemplating

longlife101:
Thanks for the feedback. I will appreciate if you can state the brand and name of your device, 'cus as you brought it up, I'd to re-test it again and every thing is working fine from this end.

I use an iphone x

longlife101:
Thanks. I appreciate

Please check the mobile design...Like someone up there said, the menu slide is fixed on loading...Go to dev tools and test it on various phones.

So good

Make this man just buy Nigeria abeg...

jansonn:
Hey guys!!
As always, thanks for the input to my previous thread!! I've not gotten the internship yet though, but I've applied on some of the recommended sites!! Still hoping for the best and dev my skill in the process
This thread is for detailed and projected centred links for beginners in JavaScript. I'd go first and our ogas in the group can help out. Make Una no air me abeg
-scimba: that guy is making js really interesting for me, I spend hours on my laptop without even knowing, he builds projects while teaching which makes it really interacting and solution based, I'd recommend him for anyone.
Alright guys, let's keep them coming.

The best way to learn js (or any programming language) is to build projects with what you've learnt...One of the mistakes I made back then was digging through resources (from textbooks to videos), learning syntaxes and terminologies without building, thinking I've known it all...Just for me to realize I indeed Knew nothing...Then to help my situation, I started building small projects with what I've learnt..I started with a Florin Pop's video on youtube (build 10 js projects in 10 hours)...I coded along...built all 10 projects, even though the whole process was quite tedious...But did it help?? It really did!!! Because right now, I can build most js projects (from junior to intermediate) in few minutes...and I mean very few minutes!!! so learn basics, build many projects and be sure to know how each code you write functions...peace!!

JSXyoungboy:
why do u need it bro?

lol

Techstar:
Hi, please i need advise on the next thing to learn. I'm new to tech and i have fallen in love with frontend development. I have been doing very fine with css, html and javascript, and designing cool webpages. I tried learning react but, it doesn't seem to be sticking fine with me. Ruby on rails on the other hand seems to be flowing well. Should i face ruby on rails and forget about react? My goal is to be a Frontend dev. not full stack. Ruby on rails touches a bit of backend which is cool to me. Is it easy to get ruby on rails remote jobs while based in Nigeria? Or should i put in more effort in learning react?

Learn react...that library is magical!!! Not finding it simple?? That means you jumped many javascript basics...I will advise you to be very vast with javascript before you move to react.

Lampert505:
I’ve been very active only on Twitter that I’ve forgotten I’ve got a NL thread about my web development journey,

Here’s one of my recent project,I’ll love y’all bosses too check it out and drop reviews and what’s needed to be done


https://yemil.netlify.app/

I’ve also work on some other project in which I’ll be dropping for y’all reviews but they ain’t responsive yet, can only be viewed on desktop or PC �, I’ll drop it after seeings reviews about this tho lol

Good work man...
But adjust the leading of your lorem opsium section that describes the products..The letterings looks too squeezed up...Then adjust the font-size of your form labels...Then add a navigation menu...

Keep building and good luck!!

KingOfTheDamned:
Where is andela ?

Trash post to promote useless one man businesses

Like I opened the post to see Andela at the top, but I was disappointed.

I can see you've really been working hard...keep it up man...You dey make sense...Plus how long have you been coding?

mdpeace:
Css day show me shege but we die here

Keep this comment till when you start learning javascript

Miracode:
You can try taking two cups daily for a week then stop and by then your body must ave adapted to staying awake

I think I'm addicted to it already...I dont always feel like doing anything without taking coffee

Naijatask:
Surprising thing is, I've never taken a coffee just to stay awake.

Once I feel sleepy, I just set an alarm, and goto sleep

How long do you code each day?