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Here is a guide on how to root your Infinix Note 2 x600 https://viewslog.com/discussion/504/how-to-root-infinix-note-2-x600

Here is a guide on how to root your Infinix Note 2 https://viewslog.com/discussion/504/how-to-root-infinix-note-2-x600

Lol

ok

Hnmm

I don't get it, what is their long term plan?

and then?

.

Of course Not!!

mtcheew

Oh! he has a daughter wow!

HungerBAD:
The next President.

Then Fashola.

If it is Zoned by chance to the East, then Willy Obaino comes to mind.

Seriously?

Who is this Omotola lady again? somebody pls help me.

oh!

Who is she again?

More photos and info: https://viewslog.com/discussion/431/

CR77:
Who cares

You do care, obviously

I coudn't aggree more

Check out the man in the background.

Meanwhile, You should join Viewslog: https://viewslog.com

Sad

Normal

What fruits Nah?

If you are interested in becoming a web developer, there are lots of resources on the web that you could use to learn. Most people learn better via video that is why there are lots of Youtube channels focusing on making web development video tutorials available for free.

Here are some of the best Youtube channels that you can use to start learning web development right away. The good thing is you can go back over and over again to re-watch the videos if don't grasp any of the ideas at first.

Check the list here: https://viewslog.com/discussion/371/

hayodeyji:
nice blog

your email address sir.

My email address is there in my post.

Am looking for moderators to help get viewslog.com up and running, If you are interested, Pls email me: admin at viewslsog.com

While I've enjoyed the flexibility and goodness of CSS Preprocessor like LESS for a long time, I discovered that many webmasters don't know about it yet.

LESS CSS allow you to extend CSS capabilities with programming features such as Variables, Functions or Mixin, and Operation which will enable you to build modular, scalable, and more manageable CSS styles.

Here is what it looks like:

.gradient (@color1, @color2) {
background: linear-gradient(top, @color1, @color2);
}
@color1: #0078bd;
.class1 {
    background-color: @color1;
    .class2 {
        background-color: #fff;
        color: @color1;
    }
}

As you can see you can:
* Declare and use variables.
* You can nest rules.
* You can declare and use functions.
* And so much more.

There are also built in functions: Lets say you have a color and you want another shade of that same color, You can just do

 darken(color, 5%)

or

lighten(color, 5%)

.

All these allow for maximum code reuse, modularity and scalability.

Check http://viewslog.com/discussion/329/ if you want to learn more about LESS. I covered the basics of less with example codes to get you started right away.