Realtizzy:

Can you please recommend where one can learn crypto?

Go to binance site.

Libron:
I would like to be a programer and really despirate to learn, but i don't know how lucrasive it is. Pls any idea?. Thanks

You can achieve your biggest dream with it, if you're very good at it.

Altairx440:

Bro, smiles.

I only made the post to see how much I have learned. I made the post exactly 3 months after i started learning, just wanted to know if i was progressing, it's all good, thanks.

How many hours do you study a day??

SavageBoy:


What about UI/UX design?
That's what I'm learning at the moment.
Is 3 months enough for one to learn to a level where one can apply for jobs??

3 months is jst too small 4 u to gain enough knowledge. Product design is beyond knowing hw to design(graphic), u need to spend time learning testability, prototyping,usability,empathy,u need to knw hw to use datas to give better experience to users either thru feedbacks or surveying to knw where to improve. It will take u at least a year for u to be qualify 4 an entry besides u need to have a good portfolio and hand on projects. 3 months is nt enough 4 learning inorder to get a job

Seriously 3 months is nothing but u can gp far if u give it all ur time and energy,cus i did it for 3 months and i spent 150k but honestly i couldn't understand anything maybe my mind is divided cus i was after looking for money and i didn't pay much attention to it. I just wasted 150k for this Buhari hard time which transport and feeding is not included. God help me. Pls go into if u are ready to give it all ur time without distraction. All the best.

Agbebakun22:
3 months is jst too small 4 u to gain enough knowledge. Product design is beyond knowing hw to design(graphic), u need to spend time learning testability, prototyping,usability,empathy,u need to knw hw to use datas to give better experience to users either thru feedbacks or surveying to knw where to improve. It will take u at least a year for u to be qualify 4 an entry besides u need to have a good portfolio and hand on projects. 3 months is nt enough 4 learning inorder to get a job

Pls is ui/ux profitable? And does it involve coding

Isolatesky:



Hello there,

I can see a lot of discouraging comments in the thread with alot of the commenters not actually answering your questions.

With your zeal, you can achieve 30%. Then you learn from your mistakes and pick up experience over the years.

Make sure you download or buy the development platform or IDE for your desired programming language to you enable practice. Don't read books, watch video courses and make sure you're writing the codes as you're watching the tutorials.

Buy video tutorials from Udemy that tackles real programming scenarios. After the completion of 2 or 3 different udemy programming courses, within 3 months, you're job ready. You can then pick up experience on the way.

It's not necessarily about how long but your drive and tenacity.

thanks bro, I have already started learning though, i made the post just to compare my progress, now that its on fp, I can't modify it.

isaacfreeman99:

How many hours do you study a day??

it depends, somewhere between 4 to 10 hours or more.

Sheriman:
Lolzzz!!! 3 months is just for introduction. After a year you still be learning bro. There are so many things to learn. The language itself, data structures and Algorithms and other programming tools. The rate at which technology is advancing and enhancing will necessitate a person to open to new things to learn everyday. Programming is a way of life itself, the field is a long life learning profession. I like it like that!!

I like you take on programming. May Nature honor ur hustle

A friend want to get enroll in programming stuff, can you please suggest a Center in Lagos (IT person or office) where he can check on. Thanks

lovelylad:
You can achieve your biggest dream with it, if you're very good at it.

Alright thanks... Like how many years can one learn it all, or like 90%?

tensazangetsu20:

I don't know anything about that. You have to create a thread and ask them.

How do one create a thread?

privaldo:


Can I send you a mail? Or quote you on a dead thread, if the mail option isn't fine by you

This is my best thread so far this year.

Alusiizizi:


This is not true. With no programming background whatsoever you should be pro-efficient(given enough time invested) within a month. To be market functional though will take considerably more time, and google will become your new best friend.

How does Google help please?

donsharwama:
Someone asked a simple question and u coding expert are already feeling like one kind yeye God and trashing him like he won't be able to write a simple program if he put in much effort just like he outlined in the post.

You guys always making this coding thing sound like it's for one particular set of people(aliens)... Give him hope not trash his hope.

Nawa for una sef....

Yes we learn everyday, d I.T world is large.. things change but stop saying it like he has to, or you guys took 15yrs to become good or better in a particular field or programming language.

You're a saviour. Esé gán

As much as you deep your head in the codes

Isolatesky:



Hello there,

I can see a lot of discouraging comments in the thread with alot of the commenters not actually answering your questions.

With your zeal, you can achieve 30%. Then you learn from your mistakes and pick up experience over the years.

Make sure you download or buy the development platform or IDE for your desired programming language to you enable practice. Don't read books, watch video courses and make sure you're writing the codes as you're watching the tutorials.

Buy video tutorials from Udemy that tackles real programming scenarios. After the completion of 2 or 3 different udemy programming courses, within 3 months, you're job ready. You can then pick up experience on the way.

It's not necessarily about how long but your drive and tenacity.

Please I would like to purchase some good udemy program courses, just how do I go about purchasing

I just bought my training from https://sirinsoftware.com/industries/consumer-electronics-solutions/ . I decided on this for a long time and in the end I decided that this is a good contribution. I can safely say that in 3 months I learned the basics of programming and now I have been hired to make software. Therefore, I think if you learn correctly, you can succeed a lot during this period.

Altairx440:


wow that's a shot, i'm exactly 3 months and it seems like i have made much progress, thanks.

Lol... you would soon realize you haven't.

Yes the list is huge but the thing about being a solid engineer is being a well rounded one. If you need to work in FAANG you'd need solid CS core and also DS and algo. You can also check this https://github.com/jwasham/coding-interview-university


If you are extremely okay with CS core you can just check leetcode and

Altairx440:

The list is huge, i know about OSSU.
Back then I was only interested in programming, now my interest has grown to include DSA, and some CS topics, however I'm not in for a full blown cs degree, thanks.

Try Ustacky. They teach excellently. https://www.nairaland.com/6968903/ustacky-microdegrees-informatiom

Your mindset, will power, focus, and speed will determine that

Altairx440:
Hello there,

Say for instance I decide to learn programming and coding for three months nonstop with considerable effort each day without break and i have zero prior knowledge of programming concepts, what level of knowledge would i have or what level of knowledge am i supposed to have after three months??

PS: actual programming(Concepts, Fundamentals, Languages, DSA e.t.c) not frontend development i.e HTML, CSS e.t.c

Thanks for your time.

Basics

Onewazobia:
A friend want to get enroll in programming stuff, can you please suggest a Center in Lagos (IT person or office) where he can check on. Thanks

You should consider learning online but with an actual teacher (via zoom or something) not video tutorial courses. The advantage is that the person not only being your teacher would also provide guidance in order to make your transition into a tech career easier and smoother.

Altairx440:

confused with conditional statements after 3 months?? lol.
Not to brag but in three months i learned JavaScript, Dart, Rust and Kotlin.
Not only that, Git, SQL and some general knowledge here and there.

Lol, you definitely aren’t a beginner. He mentioned he has zero coding experience, that is the main reason for my response.

Either do I, I need someone who can teach me programming/coding, but in Abuja.

Lastpharoah33:
I want to kickstart too on this programming journey, I'm willing to give it this whole year.

I will be taking crypto courses too. Hope it's worth it guys?

The best way for you to get started is to invest in a training with an actual teacher. Someone to both teach and mentor you to make your learning and your transition into the field smooth. Most people give up on the dream when they get in and see the amount of work that it will take them to get to where they are going. A mentor will shield you from unnecessary stress and my your dream come true with the most minimal time and effort necessary.

It depends on your commitment. But, you can scratch the surface in your first 3months, My friend .