mruwaifo:
Great video. It helped. Please give me your number make we yan .

Good that you enjoy am. I don request to send you message

If you know, you know!

Choose your path. If you know you know!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnO8olzOVTo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lpQUC6uHCWU

lzar:
Hi my guy, I like your partan. I beg make you keep am up. I like extend wetin you de do so to some peeps around me here for warri but lots of difficulties still de set things back. Meanwhile how many parts of the video dey? And to which level all you tutorials cover reach for Java?

I hail @lzar! I appreciate the encouragement words (you too much!). Pushing this kind of unconventional idea can be very challenging, so I feel u when you say you dey face lots of difficulties. But if we think of the result, the result of reducing the impact of language barrier in knowledge sharing, e worth am. So no give up, you know vision, so like you say "I beg make you keep am up". More tutorials dey for this Nairaland thread https://www.nairaland.com/3797045/javascript-pidgin.

Social Media links:
Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUghQ5NkaD_0En1GQ52sJ3Q

Twitter:
https://twitter.com/pidgintec

You fit reach out to me anytime, I full ground!

For this video I show wetin be promise and why we need am. Enjoy!



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSmaiFV53lU

asalimpo:
Not every person has data to burn on videos. E.g i'm browsing this on N100 data bundle. So ... U xclude potential prospects.
2) pidgin isnt a very robust language. It's not capable of expressing certain concepts clearly from english. So,the learner still has to b fluent in english to get along with tutorials like ths. Defeating d purpose in d first place but other languages like russian,chinese,japanese,german dont hav these limitations.
E.g, one of ur topics is "data types"- and anoda has "closures", anoda will talk on "promises". Pidgin has no concept of data! But english has! Pidgin has d concept of "type" i.e "kine" - "which kine food u get ". What about "statement". Such a concept doesnt exist in pidgin! You can work around these limits with copious analogies but ... It would b clear tht the pidgin speaker has to cross over and learn english if he wants to really learn.

Very interesting viewpoints! I do agree with you to a great extent. I understand that internet is very limited and still expensive in Nigeria, thereby, "xclude potential prospects" (Lets hope that this will change soon). It is true that Pidgin is not a robust langauge, but I am using pidgin because that is what we, majority of Nigerians communicate with, and it is closer to our natural langauge. All non English speaking countries (like Germany, Russia, Finland, France, China...etc) also have great programmers who dont speak any English.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnO8olzOVTo


For this video I show wetin be callbacks and how we take dey use callback for javascript and also show the limitation of callbacks, wey Promise use dey solve. Enjoy!

Demystifying Redux Part 2 is out, Enjoy!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u171RwsO3AI

Demystifying Redux Part 2 is out, Enjoy!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u171RwsO3AI

For this video I show the out of the box React state management. Part 2 is cooking. Enjoy!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lpQUC6uHCWU

Write Hello Africa with raw React APIs


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QavnK4526vs

Welcome to the React fundamentals course!

Just some important items before we get started.

1) In series of posts, I will try to present new piece of information from different mediums, e.g text format (to support people saving data) and videos.
2) Although, everyone learn differently. During the videos we'll be building a full project together. It's probably beneficial to program along with me during the videos to be fully engaged. If you get lost or your code isn't working, you can find me on Twitter at @pidgintec or just comment on the post.
3) Like my previous tutorials, this course will be delivered in Pidgin English
4) If you ever get stuck or have any questions, you can find me here or on Twitter at https://twitter.com/pidgintec.

Enjoy!

Datatypes are the building blocks of any programming language, you can not do anything without them. Here is a video explaining datatypes in Javascript. It is also in Pidgin English, enjoy!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEmIU6vsUfc

Closure is one the most confusing concept in Javascript, here is a video explaining how easy it is


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otNkXqcihpA

Can the person work remotely?

Object-Oriented Programming is a popular style of programming that has taken deep root in Javascript from the very beginning. Here is my video explaining how simple it is in Javascript.

Enjoy!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqgtjlXl1X4

Welcome to the React fundamentals course!

Just some important items before we get started.

1) In series of posts, I will try to present new piece of information from different mediums, e.g text format (to support people saving data) and videos.
2) Although, everyone learn differently. During the videos we'll be building a full project together. It's probably beneficial to program along with me during the videos to be fully engaged. If you get lost or your code isn't working, you can find me on Twitter at @pidgintec or just comment on the post.
3) Like my previous tutorials, this course will be delivered in Pidgin English
4) If you ever get stuck or have any questions, you can find me here or on Twitter at https://twitter.com/pidgintec.

Enjoy!

Javascript data structure https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Data_structures

Hi,
If you are interested in learning React and it ecosystem (e.g Redux, babel, webpack, ES6&ES7). I can teach you, one on one session to a level where you will be comfortable developing complex React apps.

Interesting article http://javascriptissexy.com/understand-javascript-closures-with-ease/

Blockchain is a data structure. A special data structure, being that data are stored in multiple computers (distributed) and the only way to get the stored data is via peer-to-peer network. Each block is a hash of the previous block (immutable)

Read more about Javascript Closures, here https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Web/JavaScript/Closures

drixsoft:
very, interesting!

Thanks. Enjoy

ypeace:


Nice tutorial. I sent you a mail, pls reply.

Thanks. I have replied your mail, check. Cheers

Javascript closures


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otNkXqcihpA

For this video, I discussed javascript closures. Enjoy!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otNkXqcihpA

nsimageorge:
Your idea is rather interestingl... But I would have to discourage you...

Please read this:
https://www.quora.com/How-important-is-English-to-programmers

and this:
http://www.hanselman.com/blog/DoYouHaveToKnowEnglishToBeAProgrammer.aspx

Teaching programming in pidgin when every programmer speaks english(at least moderately) is really not that sublime. When I saw the post I was expecting to see Javascript syntax in pidgin(Now that's more sublime, stupid however but sublime)

Well, interesting view point. But how are programmers in non-english speaking countries learn programming? Like in Russia, Finland and even China? Anyway, thanks for the insight! I hail

This one na Javascript - For Loop


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_FBhoSO5JQ4

Javascript for loop


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_FBhoSO5JQ4