₦airaland Forum

Amalekki:
What is wrong with his teeth, and how does that make Christianity a joke?

Kenneth4u205:
This man is lying.It is not possible for a Yahoo to go broke . Yahoo business doesn't need capital to start. You only need a good brain and mobile phone/laptop.
The true story is that he was not successful in yahoo business and decided to switch over to security job

Mcslize:
But you know, it takes a mad man to recognize a mad man. True or false? So welcome to the league of mad men brother. This can't be possible without your current madness.

For this, I warmly congratulate you for attaining this feat today. New year, new madness. It's not easy. Once again, a super big congratulations to you brother.

sweetrace:
You must be crazy!!! Insolent little thing!!!

Mcslize:
If I decide to be quiet for a low life like you, won't you feel surprised and question your stúpidity and foólishness?

Mcslize:
Are you trying to dare me? Do you want to dare me? Come straight let's how it will end.

Mcslize:
So, to me, you expect me to trade words with a dumbscore like me? My shame dey shame me I swear.

NonsenseRubbish:
In a much as this might have been a bit inappropriate. She might still be a faithful wife and this was just the complete fan experience she has always desired. Chris brown really is a superstar and this can happen only once in her lifetime. And also she paid for this as well( Chris brown has one of the most expensive fan meet and greet 🤑)
Anything besides this is up to her husband from there on… 😂

JovialJune:
Kissing cheeks that Americans and most Western countries do on a daily basis as a form of greeting or appreciation is what African men with backward mentality want to take personal lmao 🤣

Yet they accuse women of being too emotional, the irony lol 😆

sweetrace:
What a foolish man!!! Is that a romantic hug? He’ll destroy his marriage for nothing. The people on Nairaland telling him good job will never divorce their wives for even more than this.

Mcslize:
We Nigerians are the most jobless human beings on this planet. Shame on all of us!

DyingFetus:
Money's not everything


Money's a psyops


Money won't make you happy


Programmers like Linus Torvalds, Drew Devault or Brian Kerningham don't even give af about money and they are the most recognised


It's only a nigerian programmer that cares about money except for a few

In the end that programmer will lose health and time just to get money


Most of the reasons why nigerian programmers are creating copy pastas fintech rubbish nowadays instead of creating viable reasonable services people actually need

Very difficult to point this out without people thinking you're trying to discourage them.

They'd shy away from reality and embrace fantasies.

Programming is not easy simple... You only start feeling it's easy after months of practice.


Then you'd hit one roadblock again especially if you're learning something new n you'd get frustrated because it's not easy.

Most meaningful comment..... Coding go frustrating no be beans....


It's fun to do but not easy to do especially if you're in for the money and not love for it.

Devdevdev:
For those insulting me, just know that I've been learning for months like a mad woman. I'm not your average developer. I have time and I'm not in any rush. Even though I'm still a junior I'm very intelligent and learning at a fast pace.

Despite criticizing JavaScript and the CSS crap, I know how to use them well oh. In just 7 months of learning:

I've used Javascript to solve problems on Codewars up to Kata 4, I've solved lots of questions on Hackerrank and I've solved lots of leetcode easy questions with optimal solutions. Again I'm not your average beginner dev.

I've learned react to an advanced level and by that I mean I've learned routing, data fetching using server side state management tools like React Query; learned how to cache data and use mutations. I've also learned Redux tool kit and RTKQuery(builders and thunks) and I've built full stack applications with it using Nodejs and express on the backend and MongoDB and Mongoose as database and object modeling tool respectively.

I know Typescript to intermediate level. Learning C# even makes Typescript look like trash. But at least it's better than JavaScript.

I have learned 3 CSS libraries: Tailwind, Material UI, Styled Components and the preprocessor SASS. I know how to use animation libraries like framer motion. I can use React hook form and Yup.

On the backend I've learned Authentication and Authorization using JsonWebTokens, cookies and password encryption using bycrpt. I've learned the MVC structure of Models, Views and Controllers and always implement them in my api projects. I can do error handling. And I'm still learning more stuff like Scalability, security, sockets and writing tests.

Still I don't think I'm even ready for a job. Yes I can gain experience working blah blah, but I'm still learning. And I am not under any illusion that those crap skills i listed up there are enough to call myself a junior developer. Until I learn C#, .Net and SQL and build backend apps with them and leetcode to medium level with C#, only then I'll be able to call myself a junior dev.

The job market is tough and I'm going to put every effort to make sure I'm a step above my peers. I know frontend better than all those junior clowns on Twitter that are calling themselves frontend developers with their nonsense projects that will take me 30 minutes to finish. Yet I will never call myself a frontend developer.

Devdevdev:
It's becoming a joke right now. Almost everybody is a Javascript developer. Everyone's tech stack is HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React/Vue Nodesjs and MongoDB + a bunch of CSS frameworks. Sometimes you'll see a splattering of Python and Django.

I had this mentality before but this has changed in recent months.

Hardly will you see a beginner/ junior learning C#/.Net or Java/Springboot or even SQL.
Many of these JavaScript people don't even learn Typescript or know about it's existence. The only thing they know is the same redundant bullshit that greedy YouTube marketers and Twitter hype clowns are feeding them.

No one wants to learn programming fundamentals. No one wants to learn proper OOP. No one wants to learn Data structures and Algorithms. They just want to copy and paste code from YouTube project tutorials, tweak it and push it to GitHub. Give them a simple coding test or DSA Easy question and they will fail.

They learn all the bullshit CSS frameworks but can't even solve a simple two sum problem, even with a brute force solution, and they will boldly call themselves software developers.

Everyone has the same resume. It's actually a joke now. A job posting for "Frontend developer" gets 400 applications in under one hour because that's what everyone is doing. Now I understand why the current job market is the way it is. People think they can just watch some bullshit MERN stack tutorial and that's all they need to become a developer.

Even the JavaScript clowns that know nodejs are better off than the frontend crew. Frontend is actually a dead field at the moment. I've been doing my research. Frontend developers on Reddit with 6+ years of experience are finding it hard to get jobs whereas a dev with 6months of #C/.net experience is bombarded with messages from recruiters on linkedIn desperately in need of C# developers.

Yet 90% of Nigerian Tech Twitter is made up of frontend developers. LMFAO. I wonder where they will find jobs..

I like the trend. Like is even an understatement. I'm enjoying the trend. Let everyone keep shoe horning themselves into the same already saturated box, while I focus on tech-stacks with high demand but low supply, while still having good knowledge of their saturated tech stack.

Las Las, knowledge is power and one should always be weary when majority of people are heading in the same direction. Whenever everyone is doing the same thing, then that thing is usually wrong.

"Narrow is the way that leads to heaven. And wide is the way that leads to hell." I don't blame these people Sha. Learning Javascript and CSS bullshit is easier than learning C# or Java. But it's the harder, less competitive paths that pay well in the end.

maasoap:
Am a Attention seeker, a cotton wool

maasoap:
Please LoneSoldier help me, am hungry...