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The Rolls is called Sweptail. Which one is Septal. Lol... any which way I kuku cannot afford any of them ![]() |
SiberianTiger76:Abeg who collected this one's biscuit ? Why so angry? |
Empowered with $30. Kai...there was a country |
Desktop application coming up nicely with fluent design
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Legolast:Great to meet you man. Let's connect anytime. 09091388507 |
We thank you for your service. RIP Gallant soldier. *salutes* |
Why is nobody looking to develop desktop applications again these days? Technically they are the easiest applications to sell to a business or firm. |
09091388507 |
ediko5:L.O.L. |
mynaijadj: ![]() |
Kolabayo360@gmail.com |
Nmeri17:Lol sure. Will put finished product on GitHub repo |
Pjossot:Email: kolabayo360@gmail.com.... Tried mailing you but I'm getting that weird boxbe thing |
Pjossot:Lagos. |
Teacher1776:I couldn't have said it any better |
Are you working on any solo or group project at the moment using C#? If you want to collaborate you can drop a reply. I'm working on a solo project. It's an application that has a CRM, Expense Tracker and Product Catalog feature. Meant to be simple and effective with a Web, desktop and mobile app version. Also meant to implement a recommender system to make it give suggestions to a user. Tech stack: C# Entity Framework Core and Microsoft SQL ASP.NET core MVC and Razor Pages XAML and Fluent design Xamarin |
If your aim is simplicity then I'm sorry but you're starting off on the wrong foot. To be a developer means making a commitment to solve problems, think outside the box and constantly do research. All of which are not simple, except you want to program as a hobby. |
LMAO please take a picture of the screen and keyboard ![]() |
While at it also remember to implement error handling for users who enter wrong information. E.g they enter a string instead of an integer or float. That would be in your method main. In c# it would be something like: Write("Please enter deposit amount: " ;If( int.tryParse(ReadLine(), out int deposit){ depositMethod(deposit); }else{ Write(" Invalid entry. Please enter a numerical amount: " ;} So write the Java equivalent of that etc... Hope it's helpful |
justtoodark:Backward progression is what I have concluded is in black Africa's DNA. That's my humble opinion. It's not even for just Nigeria. All other non black African countries seem to have their act together |
pauljumbo:I have found that 99% of the time, when people say this, what they are referring to is 'corrupt opportunity'. The opportunity in Nigeria is from the fact that you can bribe your way to a lavish contract. You can negotiate kick backs with government officials and you can find new openings from your affiliation with corrupt politicians. There is no opportunity for the common man. The earlier we call a spade a spade and realize this white man spoke the truth the better. |
Forget machine learning if you aren't a whiz in Math who can develop dynamic algorithms . Big Data analysis may be easier to get into if you learn python and R programming language. |
When I first took the decision to learn to code, I suffered from major indecision issues. One day I would want to learn java, another day I'd be convinced Python or Ruby was the best bet. This got me frustrated as I would eventually download a book, read the first 20 pages and somehow be convinced it's a mistake and then download another book and start over. Worst part of it all is that at the back of my mind I was worried that time was slowly passing by and I needed to get my act together. Looking back, I can now see some of the things that made me indecisive, which new programmers should avoid in my opinion, they include: 1. Frequently going online to check what languages are in high demand and pay best: Guys trust me, DONT DO THIS. Learn to code, enjoy coding, and explore the language to its full capacity. Eventually you will get so good and your skills will be recognized. Do not let your choice of language be based on demand or Financials. It's not a bad thing to research top skills o, but in my experience it almost forced me to learn a language I hated and had no passion for. 2. Following the crowd: When you check programming forums you may be tempted to simply pick up a language that so many people seem to be buzzing about. E.g. on Nairaland people really seem to love python. Try as much as possible to not let this influence you. In my case, I started out with javascript based on its recommendations, but I quickly got overwhelmed with all the frameworks that seemed to be coming out every two seconds, vue, angular, react, meteor etc.... It's scary for a newbie. 3. Paying too much attention to what you see recruiters list as skills needed for a job: This is good but also bad. Good because it gives you an idea what some of the skills you need to be hired are but also bad because half the time these recruiters aren't tech people's themselves so they probably don't know what they are saying. If you pick a language and explore it to its full potential, then chances are you have a shot at the job regardless of whatever is listed on a job posting. So in conclusion, how do you go about selecting a language? Truth is, there is no strategy to it. Currently I code in C# and dot net core. I found myself loving it when I decided what I wanted was a language I could use for Web, mobile and desktop apps. If in your case you decide to specialize in one of the three, simply get an ebook, dive into it and shut out the noise. You won't regret it. A good resource for ebooks is smtebooks.com Good luck! |
I think you meant to say full stack web developer. Frontend does not have business with php or its framework |
digitite:Youre welcome. Note that setting that h1 property will affect all h1 elements in your code. So including an ID as suggested above is good as well. |
alterswerve:This programming section is also tailored for that, in case you don't know. |
alterswerve:But why are we all here if we won't be able to assist wit this sort of problem? |
Try setting a margin property for the heading. It should work. Maybe between 10 to 20 pixels. So your css code should look like h1{ margin: 10px } |
Buffalowings3:Anybody can debug Ah. Wahala dey o In this age of emphasis on clean and well formatted code to ease maintenance by developers, you're now saying a non developer can debug ?? |
ROSYL:Shikena. But instead OP started talking about loops ![]() |
danjumakolo:So in a nutshell you want us to debug a post on debugging? |
In becoming a software developer your job is to be able to develop for any platform. It's OK to specialize in Web, desktop or mobile but nothing stops you from doing all of them. With C# and dot net core, you can cover all of them. Simply get a good book and look out for the following content. Asp.Net core razor pages and MVC -WEB XAML and fluent design -DESKTOP XAMARIN.FORMS -IOS and ANDROID You use C# for them all and they will be cross platform. Good luck |

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