European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: UEFA Warns Teams Could Be Fined If Players Move Drinks At News Conferences by Lampert505(m): 4:28pm On Jun 18, 2021 |
Paul is nothing related to any religion, it’s Hebrew language illicit: A Muslim called Paul |
Business › Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by Lampert505(m): 12:34pm On May 17, 2021 |
Can 2million get me a car to register under Uber?... I also want to assign a driver to that car,but I’ve heard much about how drivers do scam car owners,I am in lag, please, how do I go about it? Any help will be appreciated. |
Webmasters › Pls Advice Me On This. by Lampert505(op): 4:19pm On Apr 08, 2021 |
This has been bothering me that I thought to share with the world, so I could get a better opinion.
I'm prosper and I'm 21 years from not so solid background, but I seem to love tech, hence I've been following up on YouTube and Twitter, I develop love for web development, due to how bad educational systems seems to be in our country, I've got lot of folks in the university that studies CS and they all made complaints on how bad the system is, this made me get less interested in the universities aspect.
My questions now is, is there any hub around southwest (Lagos precisely), where one can study CS fully and can one get a well-paying job with their certification? |
Career › Kindly Advice Me On This Pls. by Lampert505(op): 4:10pm On Apr 08, 2021 |
This has been bothering me that I thought to share with the world, so I could get a better opinion.
I'm prosper and I'm 21 years from not so solid background, but I seem to love tech, hence I've been following up on YouTube and Twitter, I develop love for web development, due to how bad educational systems seems to be in our country, I've got lot of folks in the university that studies CS and they all made complaints on how bad the system is, this made me get less interested in the universities aspect.
My questions now is, is there any hub around southwest (Lagos precisely), where one can study CS fully and can one get a well-paying job with their certification? |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by Lampert505(m): 8:46pm On Mar 30, 2021 |
like when dem go launch officially for naija abeg genius43: You a missed one that went down on Saturday on the thread store.
But Xiaomi Nigeria yesterday announced the coming of the series. |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by Lampert505(m): 5:49am On Mar 30, 2021 |
i go like buy the new redmi note 10 pro,e get who de pre order,ma buy am down |
Islam › Re: Habib Al-ilory On Phone Call With Abu Rahimah by Lampert505(m): 3:07pm On Feb 16, 2021 |
You heard? Habib? And you really love people to respect the scholars you love while you belittle others. Ode I heard from a brother that Habib said "ana shi'i" |
Programming › Re: The Most Financially Rewarding Areas In Programing. by Lampert505(m): 8:57pm On Dec 29, 2020 |
Boss I'm here too, really wann work and be the best of myself in this programming of a thing. Help my ministry boss, Lordpeckxy: Baba you too funny, Hit me on whatsapp [deleted] or on telegram [deleted] |
Business › Re: How Old Were You When You Made Your First Million?, And How? by Lampert505(m): 9:29am On Nov 28, 2020 |
Hi boss. Can you also introduce me to this e currency group you're talking about and what risk does it takes for gift card trading... Here's my whatsapp boss, 0-8-1-8-0-1-5-2-1-2-8 Dc4life: I was slightly above 21 when I made my first million from side hustles & trading bitcoins and Giftcards . God bless @Justi4Jesu who contacted me and added me to her WhatsApp Ecurrency group. Everything changed so fast after that, Met lots of great people on there.. I’m on the way to my 10th milli lol.. Glory be to God
P/S First 1 million is always the hardest to earn and keep, the rest millions are the easiest  |
Nairaland General › Re: What's The Worst Thing You Ever Did Under The Influence Of Alcohol? by Lampert505(m): 12:45pm On Aug 29, 2020 |
This is just too funny for me abeg. Lincoln275: When I thought I have died and started crying , plz it’s not funnny |
Programming › Re: First Thing First, Learn To Program! by Lampert505(m): 12:38pm On Aug 28, 2020 |
08180152128 add me up boss progeek37: CONSIDER JOINING MY TUTORIAL GROUP
Anyone can use frameworks and libraries to develop softwares and applications. There seems to be frameworks and libraries for many applications, this has shifted the attention of some people from understanding the core principles of softwares engineering... algorithms and data structures. There are many frameworks and libraries for virtually anything we want to do, but can they meet all our needs? No, not at all. You would like to program how your software should work the way you want it to work. Then learn to program first. At a professional level what distinguishes one programmer from the others is the knowledge of algorithms and data structures. No matter what you may think this is an absolute truth!
Software companies are riddled with a shocking amount of self-taught amateurs who, despite having programmed on a salary for years, have no grasp of the fundamentals of programming and have no idea what a hash table is, how polymorphism works and how to work with bitwise operations. Don’t be like them! Learn the basics of programming first and then the technologies. Otherwise you risk having your programming skills crippled, more or less, for years, if not for life. To join the group send me a private message and note I'm not promising to teach you web, mobile or desktop development and as well I'm not promising to make you to be a professional programmer, no not all, and no one person or book or tutorial can do that. To become a proffesional programmer you will have to work hard for some years, years of active and committed programming and project building. My tutorial will certainly pave a way for this journey! What do I promise? I'm going to teach you how to program, how divide programming problems into steps and tackle them without fear or visiting the internet. This is the most important thing you need, the rest will become easier if grab these fundamentals
As improbable as it might seem to you, the basic principles of writing computer programs have not changed all that much in the past 15 years. Programming languages change, technologies get modernized, integrated development environments get more and more advanced but the fundamental principles of programming remain the same. When beginners learn to think algorithmically, and then learn to divide a problem instinctively into a series of steps to solve it, as well as when they learn to select the appropriate data structures and write high-quality programming code that is when they become programmers. Once you acquire these skills, you can easily learn new languages and various technologies – like Web programming, HTML5 and JavaScript, mobile development, databases and SQL, XML, REST, ASP.NET, Java EE, Python, Ruby and hundreds more. If you’ve never written a computer program, don’t worry. There is always a first time. In this tutorial I will teach you how to program from scratch. I do not expect any previous knowledge or abilities. All you need is some basic computer literacy and a desire to take up programming. The rest you will learn from the tutorial. If you can already write simple programs or if you have studied programming at school or in college, or you’ve coded with friends, do not assume you know everything! Join the group there might be many things you are missing out along the way.
As the world has moved to digital era, where artificial intelligence can take control of the affairs of the world. There is a need to train programmers who will be the driving forces. Nigerians should not be left behind in this matter, we need experienced programmers who can bring innovations to our country. Some people keep asking how do I learn programming and what is the best programming language to start with. I have a simple answer to this question: Start by learning the fundamentals of programming itself and how algorithms work. The programming language to use is really irrelevant at the moment, and no programming language is better than the others, every programming language was developed to meet urgent needs and was created for a particular purpose. Every language has its own advantages and every single one of them could solve most of the problems you'll face in software development process. You should choose the language that you're familiar with. Great softwares are made by great programmers, not by languages they use. So stop wasting your time jumping from one search engine to another to find out the best and lucrative programmming language. I repeat, you can start from any programming language. You must be determined if you really want to learn programming, don't give up easily. Some people have given up before they reach the rewarding apex of programming career. You should love coding, you should love solving problems. Don't love money! Love coding instead. If you love money you may give up before reaching a point where you will start receiving the money. Programming is a lifetime commitment, are you prepared to take it up? I repeat there is no end in coding. You will code until you grow gray hair and die. Are you willing to sacrifice that much time? Programmers are really the most current professionals. they adapt to new technologies like chameleon. If you are determined let's start now! If you have a tendency to give up at a slight encounter of difficult syntax then I would rather recommend a programming language that has simpler approach to syntax, such languages include Python, Java, C#, Ruby and Javascript. I strongly recommend Java. Starting with C or C++ may discourage some who are new to programming because of C strong use of syntax, to be able to solve a simple problem in C, you need to write many lines of code and follow many rules, the beginners who are not determined to learn programming may easily be discouraged. However, if you are determined, not even C can deter you from learning coding. Resist the temptation to start programming by designing and developing websites and mobile apps, you can never be successful if go on like that. If you start programming like that, you will end up being a laughing stock in a software company. I repeat, don't start programming with building website applications and app development, those things are not bad but you need to start them when you have understood how algorithms work. What is algorithm?
A sequence of steps to achieve, complete some work or obtain some result is called an algorithm. This is how programming is related to algorithms. Programming involves describing what you want the computer to do by a sequence of steps, by algorithms.
Some of your colleagues directly begin programming with Web or mobile applications and databases without knowing what an array, a list or hash table is. Do not envy them! They have set out to do it the hard way, backwards. They will learn to make low-quality websites with PHP and MySQL, but they will find it infinitely difficult to become real professionals. You, too, will learn web technologies and databases, but before you take them up, learn how to program! This is much more important. Learning one technology or another is very easy once you know the basics, when you can think algorithmically and you know how to tackle programming problems.
Starting to program with web applications or/and databases is just as incorrect as studying up a foreign language from some classical novel rather than from the alphabet and a textbook for beginners. It is not impossible, but if you lack the basics, it is much more difficult. It is highly-probable that you would end up lacking vital fundamental knowledge and being the laughing-stock of your colleagues/peers
Reading books without practising is meaningless! You must spend much more time on writing programs than reading the text itself. It is just like learning to drive: no one can learn driving by reading books. To learn driving, you need to drive many times in different situations, roads, cars, etc. To learn programming, you need to program! Everybody has studied maths in school and knows that learning how to solve maths problems requires lots of practice. No matter how much they watch and listen to their teachers, without actually sitting down and solving problems, they won’t learn. The same goes for programming. You need lots of practice. You need to write a lot, to solve problems, to experiment, to endeavour in and to struggle with problems, to make mistakes and correct them, to try and fail, to try anew and experience the moments when things finally work out. You need lots and lots of practice. This is the only way you will make progress. So people say that to become a developer you might need to write at least 50,000 – 100,000 lines of code, but the correct number can vary a lot. Some people are fast learners or just have problem-solving experience. Others may need more practice, but in all cases practising programming is very important! You need to solve problems and to write code to become a developer. There is no other way!
I have created a WhatsApp tutorial group to be run using the Zoom app which allows sharing of computer screens, you can send me a WhatsApp message if you need the tutorial. Please note is the tutorial is available in Java and Python now.For details send me a WhatsApp message. |
Programming › Re: What Made You Pick Interest In Programming by Lampert505(m): 12:46pm On Jul 15, 2020 |
Okay boss. Can I get your WhatsApp digit sire. Maskyy: I can guide you but not training ooo |
Programming › Re: What Made You Pick Interest In Programming by Lampert505(m): 4:34pm On Jul 12, 2020 |
And I go sabi all these stuffs one day too. � Maskyy: Everyone wants to handle a section or service on the web. that's cool. the web is damn wide for all to get a space.
I am a web guy from the web development section and frontend practically and backend for security. (Lover of React and nextJs)... NO EGO(just me). I have been following this thread to this point... I love it. if you are a beginner and confuse, worry less it is normal cus there is a lot of info, lang, framework/library online. so its confusion already. I am a learner too, every web personnel out there is forever learner. its a thing of mental disturbance sometimes(quoted a poster from the comments here)...lol  have explained this on some thread but will do it again here.
I will focus on web development. Web development is of two sections primarily; FrontEnd Developer BackEnd Developer
1. FrontEnd Dev. This is the beginning of the web and mostly a Web developer (not primarily the start of web cus you need to understand how the web wotk e.g HTTP, www... etc). but not everyone wants to be a frontEnd dev. but there is a need to have little knowledge of how things run in this section (e.g like Html, basic CSS). now what a Frontend dev must know as a beginner 1. HTML 2. CSS 3. Javascript 4. Control version (am a fan of Github)....... this is very important for both frontend and backend dev. I have a detailed Ebook on GitHub as a CV. There is bootstrap but forget it until you are good with CSS. Graphics design knowledge is an advantage but not a must.
best resource. (ebook and online) I love so far. https://javascript.info/ https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Getting_started_with_the_web (after reading the whole page, click Installing basic software and move on reading). https://w3schools.com
after learning intensively the beginner lists I made. its time to choose a Javascript framework/library (it's for frontend ).
Have you heard that the framework is the machine? Framework/library makes it easier to develop a web app by writing pieces of code and link them together to make one powerful app. not compulsory to build all projects with framework or library E.g calculator, converter, static page. But building them with frame/library increases your confidence in it.
Frontend dev has their js framework and library used for UI rendering just as backend as theirs.
The popular ones are; don't mind the order of the list 1. Angular. (framework) 2. Reactjs (library) (nextJs and likes of others for server rendering--- still a frontend tool use with reactjs ) 3. Vuejs (library) ......others not mention. 2. Backend Developers The backend dev deals with logic, dynamic, security (frontend also deals with this when they work with js framework/library). They know little of the frontend and have tools for interacting with UI and logics at the back.
Framework and Languages for backend respectively. --(framework are in bracket and lang with no bracket except ASP.NET with its lang. inside bracket). laravel is the framework(PHP) Django(python) Express (Node.js/JavaScript) ASP.NET (supported .NET language (C#, Visual Basic, etc.)) Flask (Python) Ruby on Rails (Ruby) Mojolicious (Perl) Spring Boot (Java)
.... first 4 on the list are worth it. check this https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Server-side/First_steps/Web_frameworks to know factors to consider before choosing a framework. ..................................................................................................... Control version (eg Github) is very important for all programmers.
for well comprehensive and practicing ebook and videos on FrontEnd and BackEnd Dev, beep me. check my signATURE to reach me. hope I make someone smile with career direction now in web dev.
there are some tools I don't mention, I don't want to derails you from your basic learning but as you learn you will know e.g Codepen(just like your note-keeper on fone). Get a LinkedIn account and showcase your project when its time. you will know the time yourself.
yah.. if you have both dev section skill. GBAM.. you are a full stack developer (need to know some packages which I did not mention but trust me, on your way of learning the skill, you will surely meet them and forcefully learn them. , the guy that said is mental stuff will now understand the definition of that mental stress.... this happens only at the beginning).
HAPPy coding |
Programming › Re: What Made You Pick Interest In Programming by Lampert505(m): 4:27pm On Jul 12, 2020 |
Hi boss. I followed you up on this. I've been learning to code on w3school and sololearn... Dunno if there's any WhatsApp group to follow to enhance learning it fast and accurately? Maskyy: Grab your laptop first. And start from here.... HTML.... CSS.... Like that...
This is for web development
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/
And make sure you attempt those exercise.
As for Android.. Start with Java and shift to kotlin ..... Google the diff between Java and kotlin.... I can't explain that now.
For iOS... Go for Swift... Yap Swift language
Simple.... But not simple |
Programming › Re: What Made You Pick Interest In Programming by Lampert505(m): 10:27am On Jul 12, 2020 |
Been using sololearn and w3school...they seems very good tollyboy5: I do advice people to use sololearn I don't know if there is any other app that is better but sincerely I really like the app. you'll understand after downloading. start with html to CSS then you move to JavaScript family. after learning all those stuff them learn WordPress easy site builder and go back to continue learning code  |
Music/Radio › Re: Burna Boy Wins BET Best International Act 2020 (Full List Of Winners) by Lampert505(m): 6:00pm On Jun 29, 2020 |
Na for God so love the world you write in Arabic so?  oil de your head. Imma Muslim tho. olaeffect: finally |
Islam › Re: Who Wrote The Quran? by Lampert505(m): 4:27pm On Jun 26, 2020 |
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Christianity Etc › Re: Observe Prayers Online — CAN Tells Churches by Lampert505(m): 7:55am On Mar 20, 2020 |
Speak for yourself. englishmart: Online or offline, prayers are useless |
Business To Business › Re: Here Is A Business You Can Start With 20k Or Less by Lampert505(m): 6:32pm On Jan 31, 2020 |
Boss abeg shey I fit reach out to you? My digit is 08180152128. Let's chat on WhatsApp pls |
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Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by Lampert505(m): 11:41am On Nov 12, 2019 |
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Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by Lampert505(m): 12:03am On Nov 12, 2019 |
Lastly! I joined the xiaomi family too....got my redmi 7 this evening,twas as nice as Bleep...pls who can help me with the link to get GCAM pls |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by Lampert505(m): 2:14pm On Oct 24, 2019 |
Still waiting for jumia black Friday to get redmi note 7, and if there's any mad deals in which I can get the RN7 3/32 as cheap as 50k.....I go like make person hola me biko.... |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by Lampert505(m): 11:12pm On Oct 19, 2019 |
Good to know bro... Thanks for the eye opener micxwell: The prices don't usually get reduced as widely acclaimed. |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by Lampert505(m): 7:57am On Oct 19, 2019 |
Why do you say that? You've experienced a bad deals on black Fridays before? micxwell: In my opinion, the black friday is a scam. |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by Lampert505(m): 12:24am On Oct 19, 2019 |
Nice thread bosses....I still dey wait for jumia black Friday to see if RN7 go come down small,so as to shoot my shot |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by Lampert505(m): 5:40pm On Oct 07, 2019 |
What's the difference between RN7 and R7 BoleAndFish: Add 3k and get the 3/32GB variant or get the Redmi 7 3/32GB and keep some change. |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by Lampert505(m): 5:38pm On Oct 07, 2019 |
[quote author=BoleAndFish post=82926394]Add 3k and get the 3/32GB variant or get the Redmi 7 3/32GB and keep some change. [/quote
What's the difference between redmi note 7 and the redmi 7 |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by Lampert505(m): 3:02pm On Oct 07, 2019 |
I need the note 7 bro gidieberry: i can sell redmi note 5 4/64gb global version black color for u 48k excluding waybill |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by Lampert505(m): 2:04pm On Oct 07, 2019 |
I've got 50k....can that get me a RN7? |
Phones › Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by Lampert505(m): 2:03pm On Oct 07, 2019 |
Is there y agents where I can get a pay on delivery redmi note 7 through him? |