₦airaland Forum

Quantum101:
Wow, you did a really good job, people like you motivate me to keep learning.

Nairaland and their funny policies, though, cutting links, hmm.

By the way, are you a pro programmer already or still learning?, anyway, the page was smooth and aesthetically pleasing. That's all I have to say, I'm sorry if I blab too much.

jackest1:
upwork, fiverr , turing, toptal, freelancer, people per hour, crossover

Silbart:
how can I reach you?

ARFON:
u already have a PayPal account with funds inside? Sell to exchanger @ a better rate than banks

SUPERPACK:
which country paypal did you use in receiving the money.

SUPERPACK:
what country paypal? You can withdraw to your bank or sell to exchangers. I do withdraw to my bank though.

stanliwise:
Men have it a strong culture to go in tech. It is everywhere.
In my WhatsApp web group, their are practically less than 10 females.

abuomaIV:
Dear All,
if you would like to get a Remote IT jobs in the USA and earn from Nigeria, kindly drop your email address and I will forward you the requirments on email.

Please you must be good at any programing languages before you can get the jobs. It is free to register! There are plenty of remote jobs and projects to be done.

Karleb:
We the senior devs have landed!

Share the github repo for a thorough review.

I'm guessing you got this from front-end mentor. One thing about front-end mentor is, you get to share similar portfolio with other developers that may or may not be competing with you for the same role.

Activist001:
Coding like other brain-tasking activities requires some level of quietness for your brain to process and work on stuff and be more productive.

It looks like everywhere in Nigeria is no infested with noisy humming sounds from neighbor's generators and this stuff is almost impossible to escape from unless you live in some sort of GRA or something.

I'm a student in one of the federal universities in Nigeria and I live in a lodge off-campus and it looks like everyone in this whole community uses generators and it can be very noisy especially at night when I need to concentrate and get stuff done.

How do you guys cope with this? It seems like something one can't run away from these days.

glaber:
I call this app advicebox. it has react on the frontend and node express on the backend. I learnt alot building it, like handling user registration with sessions, jwt web tokens and many more. you can create account and drop advices, I did not request for email to register, you can also upload a profile picture.pls check it out and drop your review
http://advicebox.herokuapp.com/

africonn:
Screenshots would be highly appreciated. Cos i Don't seem to understand, the only screenshot I dropped was on mobile and I don't see what u are talking about.

africonn:
Hi everyone, I recently made a portfolio site from scratch with tailwindCSS, GSAP, vanilla JS and of course HTML, please check it out all your criticism on the mini-project will be accepted with honor.

-> [url]autodevpy.netlify.app[/url]

I am open to work, please don't hesitate to mention me or send me a mail via my profile whenever there is an internal job opening in the followings stack Django, react.js, MERN, flask.py + react.js, JAMStacks, with gatsby or next.js,

I am also open to freelance gigs, on chrome extension development, automation with selenium, and web scraping.

Thanks a lot.