 Programming / Re: Discover How To Be A Blockchain Developer & Blockchain Engineer by KVNGQ: 3:23pm On Oct 20, 2021 |
ezechidera:
You may be a Software developer that can code in Java, Python, Go, C#, etc. You may even have experience in using Frameworks and Apis to provide solutions.
But guess what? There is a major shift in the tech space. The industry is changing at a rapid rate. With the sudden boom of Blockchain & Cryptocurrency, there is a huge demand for the development of Blockchain applications, Not just outside Africa, but in Nigeria.
Venture capital investors and Angel investors are on the lookout for startups that rely on blockchain in developing their business solutions. That is why Bitmama, the only blockchain-backed startup in Nigeria closed a funding of $350k.
The highest-paid software developers are the blockchain Engineers and Developers.
The least blockchain developer, that is junior developers earn $96,000 per year. imagine what a senior developer earns.
Nigeria is known for cheap labour, that is why most remote tech companies from the USA, UK, Germany, etc outsource their work to software developers at a cheaper rate.
I am a Blockchain developer working for a remote tech company in the USA. I am paid $8,000 per month as a senior developer.
Not only that, I do free-lance that earns me $20k, some go as high as $50k.
In Lagos currently, Some of my colleague that works in Bitmama earns as little as N200k per month
The Demand is High. There are few developers in this space.
Even if you are already a developer, You can find yourself a good tutor and gradually upgrade. So that in less than 6 months, you should be able to start a project effectively.
There is huge Money to be Made in Tech especially if you work for Remote Tech Companies all from your house.
Have a Good day.
For learning blockchain development as a beginner, how much of web development do i need to learn |
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| Programming / Re: Javascript Problem by KVNGQ: 9:40am On Sep 11, 2021 |
africanman85:
Function calcTip(bill)
If (bill >=50 && bill <= 300 ) {
return ( bill * 0.15 )
}else{
return ( bill * 0.20 )
Console.log(calcTip (275) )
Pls what am I doing wrong here ?
Getting errors So the error is probably because of the curly bracket before the else 
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| TV/Movies / Re: Thread For Anime Lovers (NO HENTAI PLEASE) by KVNGQ: 10:23pm On Jul 12, 2021 |
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| TV/Movies / Re: Thread For Anime Lovers (NO HENTAI PLEASE) by KVNGQ: 10:15am On Jul 09, 2021 |
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| Education / Re: 2020 PTDF Overseas Scholarship In France, Germany, China And Malaysia by KVNGQ: 3:23pm On Feb 09, 2021 |
Please do you know when the scholarship for undergraduate will start Hannania:
of course, but I don't think OSS will last more than two sets. |
| Programming / Re: Urgent Help: Where To Download Udemy Courses by KVNGQ: 8:38am On Dec 02, 2020 |
coursecatalog . u s |
| Computers / Re: Greenglobe_gadgets Laptops by KVNGQ: 6:30am On Nov 23, 2020 |
uboma:
Be careful when doing business with greenglobe.
If you are in Lagos, do visit his shop and carry out the necessary tests on the laptop/gadget you wish to buy from him.
If you are not in the same location with him, I advise that you look for another seller within your location.
I had a nasty experience with him some years ago. Thanks |
| Computers / Greenglobe_gadgets Laptops by KVNGQ: 7:50pm On Nov 22, 2020 |
Please, has anyone purchased a laptop from greenglobe_gadget? If you have how good is their laptop. Does it last long |
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