Panda7:


Is it the same bank where I have families and relatives working there, but please maybe you judge by their lifestyle or they don't just reveal to you but even bank managers don't earn up to 200k every month unless by fraud

Panda7:


Even a politician don't earn up to a million monthly and that is not even with an employee job. So shove up your lies begger

aariwa:
She was best student in Queens Enugu before scholarship took her to US…Enugu the land of paradise…that have made more Nigerians than any other city

Macheteros1:
I have paid for my visa fees and the next stage is to choose a visa center in which I choose TLS Center Port Harcourt (big mistake in retrospect). Since on Saturday, the site has been showing ‘no slots available’ and today it showed that the site was out of order. Please who has used the TLS Center in PH and how did they get an appointment there? Despite being a premium service costing 246K, the site isn’t working well which is sad to behold. I can’t change to another center for that would mean I need to reapply all over again and I can’t do that. I need help please.

Zeebuy:


In the abroad, they're called surrogate homes. The girls you see here are mostly young ladies who get pregnant out of wedlock and don't want thier people to know. They give birth here, other childless women come to buy the babies and take care of as theirs, and the main mothers move on with their lives.
The issue the government has with these facilities is that most of them aren't registered.

Unbiased1:


Almost all the tech fields are saturated. Lots of people across the world are going deep into tech thereby saturating the market even further but, just as more people are going into tech, more businesses are adopting tech in their workflows so there will always be jobs but they will be very competitive. For the factors you pointed out, they are all subjective but for the 4th point, that one is fully up to you. I started web development because I developed interest in web animations due to my past experience in graphics design and motion graphics. If you are working in a company where you carryout maintenance on an existing project, it will get boring overtime, very boring. You can fill up the gap by starting your own enterprise side project, there is nothing wrong if you startup your own tech company. When you identify what you love and sort out the 4th factor you mentioned, you can then carryout research on the first 3 factors.

Unbiased1:


From my experience, I will suggest you learn programming through video tutorials and a documentation library. Boot camps are good for networking which can help you find coding jobs. I learnt web development using YouTube tutorials, W3Schools and MDN Dev Docs.

Here are few points I want you to take note of based on my experience learning web development:

1) I discovered that programming books and documentation related learning platforms like W3Schools and MDN tend to cover more aspects of programming than video tutorials but unlike what some people will tell you, both books and videos do not cover all the methods in web development so don't let anyone make you believe that books have all the information you need. The only place that has all the information you need is MDN Dev Docs because, it is like the biggest web development documentation on the planet with thousands of contributors who update the platform as new web technologies and methods are introduced.

2) I found tutorials on YouTube to be far more helpful and cheaper than paid tutorials and attending programming classes at a tutorial centers. The major con of using YouTube tutorials is that you won't be getting any certificate after learning.

3) Video tutorials are many times more understandable than books and documentations. If there is a particular topic you don't understand in the learning process, you can search for tutorials on that exact topic on YouTube and you will get tutorials that focus only on that topic without boring you out with other unrelated information.

4) You have to understand that you are not a dictionary, Wikipedia, Stack Overflow or Google, so don't expect to be able to memorize or remember everything you will learn. It's impossible.

5) There are many aspects you will not understand immediately. For example, "loops", "class", "object oriented programming" etc. You may understand how to replicate the example in the tutorial but not understand how to implement it in a real project and that is where video tutorials largely come in. In many video tutorials, you will not only learn the concepts, you will be put through on how to use them in a project and it is much easier to understand since it's a human that is teaching you unlike when you are reading a documentation where it's usually harder to grasp the concept and what it is really used for.

6) Someone here wrote something very misleading:

"Tutorials videos don't teach anything, they're just for cramming and for brainless devs that can't implement a for loop without looking at Google"

That statement is very misleading because even developers with 20+ years of experience still use Google to search for basic programming concepts. Like I mentioned earlier, you are not a programming dictionary and your brain is not a documentation heaven, you can only know and understand how to solve a problem but will likely not remember all the parameters you have to write inorder to solve the problem and that is where Google comes in. There are cases where you have no idea on how to solve a particular problem, you will have to search Google which will in turn, return results from different websites with the solution you need. Searching Google does not make you a bad developer.

7) You will have to dedicate much of your time to learning web development. There are videos on YouTube, uploaded by experienced developers, which were created to guide you on how to learn web development, the technologies you need to learn and which one you need to learn first before the other. These kind of videos are usually updated every year as new technologies and trends are introduced. They will guide you so that you focus on learning the key technologies you need to become a web developer so you don't start learning just anything programming language you see probably because you saw that the programming language is the most popular or it's the highest paying. To find such videos on YouTube, you can use the following search phrase "web development roadmap".

Build projects. The fastest way to understand most concepts in programming is to build projects. In the process of building projects, you will be forced to use all the basic and advanced concepts you have learnt and understand how they truly work, in some cases, you will be forced to use some cool methods that were never mentioned in your tutorials. You will have to go through documentations to understand how to use some of those advanced methods which makes programming even more fun.

9) Some tutorial channels on YouTube I will suggest you checkout are "The Net Ninja", "Codevolution", "Coding Addict", and "Free Code Camp".

I hope this information I have written here will assist you in your web development journey.

ppogba:
If you really desire change in your financial situation as a family man earning with kids and the rest, the solution to your problem is not on Nairaland.

Rather, it is on you sitting down and telling yourself the truth. It now depends on how truthful you can be with your self.

Jcoleworld911:
But ronu people say that he died in Ibadan 🌚

Nawa oo

HitSong:

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Ya parents sabi read and write?
Oya correct Mr English prof if e sure for your papa

HitSong:
I THOUGHT IT WAS THE END OF NAIRALAND...


Nothing last forever though.

One day, NAIRALAND platform will seize to exit FOREVER