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airsaylongcome:
Sipwise link I sent earlier. They are German or Austrian.

Passcom is an ITSP in Germany. I actually really wanted to work with them when I started. They had a really good VOIP training programme.

https://jobs.pascom.net/en/

They also have a really good YouTube channel.

hxxps://www[.]youtube[.]com/@pascomnet

Was actually supposed to be in Germany this weekend for the Kamailio conference starting on Monday. Small world to hear you are in Germany. Really small world I tell you!

airsaylongcome:
Lol! Truckload I know. Bookmark them. Come to them later. I may not be readily available soon. So I'm "dumping" as much as I can until my next relatively down time which may be for a few months. Focus on the Videos for now. All 32. After that we'll see where I can point you. Don't forget to keep your C/C++ in view. Very important. VERY IMPORTANT. Not all "seniors" have malicious intentions lol. (I'm not a senior o. Cos where you feel say you sabi reach you go see who sabi pass)

My fun projects are more towards home labbing. Currently messing about with home and building automation. Hard to do it properly in Naija because the electrical wiring in our homes are worse than substandard. But we still dey try to get around it

Handful of Raspberry Pi projects as well.

airsaylongcome:
We have almost 2000 FreePBX VMs for our customers. Data Centre sitting in Vegas.

I understand his worry, but to support multiple tenants using FreePBX as the PBX, almost every provider hosts multiple instances of FreePBX behind something called a Session Border Controller. Sangoma has one available for testing. There's also a somewhat limited open source one called dsiprouter. Limited in the sense that it's API is behind a pay wall. But the developer, is a super cool guy. African-American. Had a brief call with him recently and the first thing out of his mouth when I got on the call was "Thank God you are black!".

That's several steps ahead though. Focus on getting your head around understanding and working with FreePBX

Did I mention training[.]sangoma[.]com? Register there if you can and follow the PBXACT training. Same instructor. PBXACT is FreePBX with Sangoma's commercial modules. Licensed and requiring subscription. But it can begin to give you ideas how the open source offering of FreePBX is monetised.

There's an interesting Webinar coming up on 05/20 for a well received open source module.

Register at: hxxps://register[.]gotowebinar[.]com/register/4365743306136387670

and join if you can. Definitely not an attempt to market or advertise. Just interesting stuff to keep eyes on.

Don't forget to start looking into the Asterisk codebase. As a dev, that's where you want to play. AstriDevCon should be interesting

airsaylongcome:
Why don't you want to use Virtualbox? That's what I used starting out

airsaylongcome:
You can also work with v16: hxxps://downloads[.]freepbxdistro[.]org/ISO/SNG7-PBX16-64bit-2306-1[.]iso

V17 is still doing anyhow. Minor differences between between v16 and v17. The YT series uses v15 I think. But the concepts are still the same.

Also look up TangoPBX, a fork of FreePBX. I'm most likely going to go with that splinter as Chris Sherwood don waka go there too. But right now, I'm straddling both.

hxxps://community[.]tangopbx[.]org/
hxxps://community[.]freepbx[.]org/


Olamilarks: if you go with v17 script, run it with the
--opensourceonly option.

airsaylongcome:
Have a crack: hxxps://www[.]sipwise[.]com/archives/career/telecom-sip-engineer

airsaylongcome:
Asterisk, the biggest open source VoIP software is built with C/C++. You would be playing in higher leagues than where I'm even trying to get people started. Have a look at their repo see what low hanging fruits tickle you. I've come across two Naija guys living in Naija and working for Telnyx (think MTN but on a more massive scale). They were doing something similar. Working from here. Not with Asterisk but with Freeswitch (the second big open source player)

ios and Android experience just makes it even better. If that's your preference, look at Linphone mobile app and SDK.

It's a niche field though, so jobs aren't "in the open". Get into the community. Especially the developer community side of it. I literally just got "something" from a Detroit and British Colombia businesses. Simply from just being in the forums.

airsaylongcome:
Asterisk, the biggest open source VoIP software is built with C/C++. You would be playing in higher leagues than where I'm even trying to get people started. Have a look at their repo see what low hanging fruits tickle you. I've come across two Naija guys living in Naija and working for Telnyx (think MTN but on a more massive scale). They were doing something similar. Working from here. Not with Asterisk but with Freeswitch (the second big open source player)

ios and Android experience just makes it even better. If that's your preference, look at Linphone mobile app and SDK.

It's a niche field though, so jobs aren't "in the open". Get into the community. Especially the developer community side of it. I literally just got "something" from a Detroit and British Colombia businesses. Simply from just being in the forums.

airsaylongcome:
It's mostly networking. It's niche I know but part of the aim is to get readers interested. An L1 VoIP tech with zero experience will be earning around $17.50/hr for a US business. That's for someone with 0 years of experience and just basic idea about it o. A good self starter would be doing around $30/hr within 3 years with self development. And that's not hard stuff doing crazy UI/UX or CSS stuff o. I literally got my first role after watching a 30-part YouTube tutorial. From zero knowledge o. Someone with some networking background and a bit of drive could be starting at around $20/hr. It's just a bit frustrating having almost no one interested in it. I was on a call with an African-American in the space and the first thing he said was "THANK GOD you are black!" Said he's tired of attending VoIP conferences across the world and being almost the only black person in the room. He's almost always only the black speaker at these conferences.

That's for just tech. Devs could be building VoIP apps for mobile/desktop. Linphone already has any interested dev half the way. Add WebRTC using SIP.js or JSSIP and people here could be playing in that space

Is asm a reference to Assembly language? RISC or CISC?

lexdino:
Available

lexdino:
Still Available

lexdino:
Available

ThugCheetah:
Which card do you use to pay for Google developer console

sreamsense:
This is actually good at least for being able to get it to deployment stage in both stores. Try to add more screenshots to both android and that of apple store at least make them 8 each. And try to use those free professional app to design your screenshots with description to capture more interests for download. Increase on fonts where necessary to avoid people using glasses before they can read your content.

Also let your next project app topic be the app that can really solve human problem or tool so you can try to attract more downloads. If your new idea is existing before in stores, then add more extra features to make your stands out. With this you can be able to attract more downloads organically even without advert.

Seems you never integrate admob or in-app-purchase yet, Also, you are not actually using Nigeria address for your play console, but Germany. Are you based there or just used address of someone you knew there? You have tried in general to even reach this stage, try to make those changes to attract more downloads and properbly retain them through your coding quality content, and then add admob to monetize them. Go for more apps and good luck

Shogun200:
first things first, mail the embassy to ascertain the main reason for number 9, for accommodation contract of one year visit olx.pl and search for accomdation( e.g one room apartment in wrocław), you may need to pay to secure the contract
For the itinerary, I did it with one person at wakanow.
I hope this helps

Enjoy the joy of the season.

Ykhgu1:
You want to do something smart you now went to First Bank ?? Like HOW??

William2323:
Guyyss... i have just spent the last 4hrs 29 mins calling the embassy. From when they switched on that line Right untill they switched off the lines. It kept saying busy. I used 7phones for this operation and dailed that number 3000+ times (no exaggerations here) there was nothing not even once did it ring. It was devastating. What would i do now to get this appointment. This is why people tend to do internal runs and everything in this naija has to be fraudulent one way or the other. Im sure people are getting this appointment internally and paying to get it. Im sure.. cos this doesn’t make any sense. If lots of people aren’t getting appointments that phone lines would be on all week. Appointments are being booked but its not for the average Nigerian like you and me that wants to go through proper channels. No cap

Kobaba:
No challenge lets me get ur contact

Kobaba:
I still didn't get an appointment today making it 4 weeks of trying Please i really need help cos time is running out abeg �

Hardefillar1:
Actually it’s all on God but at the same time I did my part as a human...

I read clearly what they requested on their website and on here too...

So I took along all documents that were requested as originals in originals; and all other documents
Though I used payslips and employment letter for my financial documents.

It took exactly 30 days as it was written on my collection slip...

So once your documents are complete and valid; you’ll pray to God for success and it’ll be yours to claim.