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odafe94:
So glad I learnt programming.. were would I have been ??

You made a wise decision, I'm also learning programming now, it's not been easy but I'm glad I've found something that keeps me busy for the meantime

I must say, it's not been easy

Sometimes I feel so ashamed of myself, and I ask myself what is the essence of going to school and struggling then to get a good grade

XaintJoel20:
I would have done that long before now, but I still think she is too good to let go just like that.

I think I should tell you some few things you should know about her:
After our service year I was struggling to get a job and she advice I set up a business and helped with about 50% of the capital with which I started my current business.

When we started, she bought a large plot of land in my state and just recently developing the plot for agricultural use.

On all the occasion she has visited me in my state, she has done so with her money and also getting plenty of goodies for me and my family.

Just recently, she bought into my lifelong plan of travelling out of the country. She has put visible plan on ground for us to leave the country soon after our wedding.

The truth, is that when I think of her inbuilt qualities, I am force to believe I will be on the losing side if she fails into the hands of someone else.
That's why I said I am in a dilemma.

With what you describe here about her, I can't help but think that you're lucky to have someone like her in your life, someone that cares about you, your future and your well being. If you don't appreciate what you have and try to embrace it, you may loose her to someone else that will, and I tell you it will kill you when u watch her be great with someone else.

dedons:
i didn't receive any mail

OK, I just sent another

dedons:
Please how do I get to the above named estate at Ajah?

I'll be coming from Oshodi.

Thank you.

Good morning, I just emailed you

Ttrrffyyghuuh:
Mobile Application Development
Software Development
Graphics Design
Web Design/Web Development

i don't know about graphics design oo but software development no be side hustle at all, na full time job..
unless you're a wordpress developer
before i got into web development, i be think say na beans because i thought wordpress solves it all and i looked down on the craft..
if you're going to be a fullstack freelance developer, you'll need knowledge of frontend tools,
html, css, bootstrap, javascript, angular or react
knowledge of one or two backend frameworks, django or flask, express and node, .net, spring, ruby on rails, (i think laravel for php, don't know much about php)
you'll need knowledge of databases, sq l(postgres, mysql) and nosql
you'll need to know about deployment, setting up your vps on cloud, (digital ocean, aws, azure)
no be beans
it may take you at least a year or two to be comfortable as a full stack web developer(comfortable, not a professional!!)
con add general applications development, systems programming and desktop applications, game programming, mobile app development..

unless all you do is build blogs, if you take on an e-commerce project for example (fairly complex), i don't see you being able to combine software dev with any other job thats doesn't count as a "passive income stream"
and when you don't have any jobs on ground, you'll probably be updating yourself with the new technologies that pop up every now and then
(for example few years back there nothing like react, today you can comfortably build a native android or ios app with react native(so why struggle with android, even android devs are moving to kotlin)

all this grammar wey i type depends on if you're using wordpress or not, you don't have to know all these if you use wordpress,(i've never used it before)

software dev is a convoluted field, walai, no be side hustle but its fun and very rewarding especially when your code works after hours of staring at your screen looking for bugs
baba na full time job abeg

I've sent it again, but if you don't get it please send me a mail