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somto811:
Good evening sir….please i sent you a mail
Or can you send me too?

WhatsApp me 0*7*0*3*6*2*9*0*2*5*7

turmacs:
The way people like you are quick to mention or recommend programming anytime someone ask for advice on a skill to learn,one will think that it's something everyone can do..You people are gradually bastardising this field and making it look like a get rich quick something.... 95% of Acclaimed programmers in Nigeria only started programming because of this same thing you're preaching to the OP and that is why most of them are and will remain quacks.. Nowadays i wouldn't even advice any company to hire Nigerian programmers because all of them are in it with the hope of getting rich quick.. But one thing i really love about that field is that, if 100 people Start the journey today, 90 will give up along the way, and 5 will end up becoming quacks... the field just has a way of filtering the best and those that really have the passion for it..

What exactly is your point.

I'm interested my brother, kindly show me way. Thank you

bigiyaro:
Learn to trade crypto currency and forex, forget about other things.

bro teach me crypto currency trading..I,m ready to pay.. for ur service sir.

Nicequote author=Greatdober post=125367853]Learn how to trade forex properly.
When I mean properly,I mean properly..
Master the 3 sectors
Analysing
Money management and psychological..
You'll be good in no time, it saved me..
It can save you[/quote]

I will suggest forex trading bro.

I am a programmer and I earn good money. However I wish I learnt forex either. I am currently learning it and will suggest you do same

endsarrrs:
Reject that your Monika/handle first to start with...

real talk.

EmperorVamo:
Ok so I'm gonna say something at this point .

Someone mentioned "learn programming " and I can see the responses he got ... Forget HTML, CSS, JAVASCRIPT e.t.c ...forget all that crypto, Forex , digital marketing ....

But il say this yes Tech is your surest way of leaving poverty in the next 3 months .


But not as people say it .. (don't do web development or all that frontend and backend shit)

If I were to give one solid advice as my Indian colleagues are doing il say this :

Don't learn programming

Instead learn a CloudNative tool like KUBERNETES
But first you learn Linux, virtualization, Networking , Containerization , then Kubernetes,

Now listen , you start contributing to OPEN SOURCE via GitHub every fucking day ..

Then pick up Technical Writing on these same things ... Join the tech community, we are not loud , but see people get doings like mad

If you do all these and in 4 months you are making at least $700-$1000 dollars Monthly , by December 2023.

See all those people writing off programming up there , are because they only know Web development , frontend , backend people , and that whole HTML, CSS, JAVASCRIPT nonsense is crowded and saturated ...

I dare anyone here to show me any KUBERNETES ENGINEEER , or Kubernetes enthusiast for the last 4 months who isn't making at least 500 dollars Monthly

I'm waiting

Please I’m interested, can I have your digit

KushLyon:
You can try crypto blogging. I am also a student and crypto blogging have been saving me for over 2 years. I bought my current phone and laptop from my earnings, and also a large part of the money I used for my final year project came from here also, not to mention that I also feed myself using this as well. I make around $60 monthly and that's because I'm not putting much effort into it these days because of school stress but ideally, I normally could average $100 monthly. Hive is a typical example of a crypto blogging platform and although it has a steep learning curve, the benefits are worth it in the long run. You can check my profile here https://ecency.com/@kushyzee

Wo, just copy and past the whole link in your url box, I no know why nairaland isolate my username

How can I reach you

IbotNugida:
Try to acquire a foreign language communication skills; Korean, Spanish, Chinesse, German etc.

No vex oh... Lol.... But which time him want take learn any of this languages when him dey go school and at night dey work shift jobs wey both require english to interact..

TotoNaRubber:
This month I made N2.1m and that's even one of the least, digital market is the new blood money

Please boss 🙏🙏...can you mentor me. I don't even need to make up to that. I just need a good digital skills

EmperorVamo:
Though I might say the poster u quoted , got it wrong and not to sound harsh or rude, but in your life never ever talk off or write off TECH as a proven way of leaving poverty right now .



The Indians never have this mindset and it's why my colleagues keep bringing in mentees every fucking day ...

Meanwhile we Nigerians are quick to write it off or discourage newbies looking to jump into tech and yes you can get into it as a Get rich Quick scheme ,

Nigerians are the smartest people who would jump into something out of poverty and fuel it with "Poverty-as-a-Passion"

Im only correcting this your mentality incase you have younger ones or kids who might make it in the TECH ECOSYSTEM.



Find me one person who is a CLOUDNATIVE KUBERNETES NEWBIE for the last 4 months and in that category you mentioned , and let's check something .

Truth is we follow the bandwagon , saturate the space and then blame the whole Tech Ecosystem .

If this guy up here follows the advice I placed , in 3 months he isn't only making at least $700 monthly upwards, but also collaborating , contributing and networking with Indians, Americans, and more in the tech space ..

You are talking of Nigerian companies ..go and ask how many real techie you think are applying to Nigerian companies ?

You sound in the past ...

Except for unicorns and cool startups like Flutter, paystack, piggyvest and so on , the best minds here are either working remote or leaving ...

Dey play

I know more than 50 young people who started tech (the right way) in the last 16 months , who are now making at least $1000 - $2,500 currently ....

You can write off the general Web development and programming jargon people throw around , but never ever write off TECH as an Ecosystem and the best way to leave the trenches Legally.

NEVER

NO MAKE ME VEX BEFORE I DROP EVIDENCE HERE

Bro how can I learn the Kubernertes. I checked your Profile;I'm in ibeju/lekki

EmperorVamo:
Ok so I'm gonna say something at this point .

Someone mentioned "learn programming " and I can see the responses he got ... Forget HTML, CSS, JAVASCRIPT e.t.c ...forget all that crypto, Forex , digital marketing ....

But il say this yes Tech is your surest way of leaving poverty in the next 3 months .

But not as people say it .. (don't do web development or all that frontend and backend shit)

If I were to give one solid advice as my Indian colleagues are doing il say this :

Don't learn programming

Instead learn a CloudNative tool like KUBERNETES
But first you learn Linux, virtualization, Networking , Containerization , then Kubernetes,

Now listen , you start contributing to OPEN SOURCE via GitHub every fucking day ..

Then pick up Technical Writing on these same things ... Join the tech community, we are not loud , but see people get doings like mad

If you do all these and in 4 months you are making at least $700-$1000 dollars Monthly , by December 2023.

See all those people writing off programming up there , are because they only know Web development , frontend , backend people , and that whole HTML, CSS, JAVASCRIPT nonsense is crowded and saturated ...

I dare anyone here to show me any KUBERNETES ENGINEEER , or Kubernetes enthusiast for the last 4 months who isn't making at least 500 dollars Monthly

I'm waiting

Boss can you mentor me about this KUBERNETES stuff 🙏🙏

Greenfaces:
Pcb design

bro, how long can it take to learn this on YouTube/ udemy?

waploger:
No vex oh... Lol.... But which time him want take learn any of this languages when him dey go school and at night dey work shift jobs wey both require english to interact..

There are many ways he can do that. He can learn online, that doesnt stop him from his other engagements. Skill acquisition is about quicklearning and time.

richmanrichard:
bro, how long can it take to learn this on YouTube/ udemy?

if you have a background in electrical them it shouldn't pass a month plus. But i meet so many hobbyist on our WhatsApp groups that are not even university students. And they're doing good projects. These days, education is no longer found in universities but on the web.

quickhubservice:
Mehn thanks a million for these two sites. I was ordering from ebay and everything was running into almost 70k cause of dollar rate.
But that VCC stuff I still don't get it.
Like I don't know the particular type used. giving that it's an ESP stuff what do u think

Let me understand the circuit first. Esp32 uses 5V or 3.3V i cant remember which. But it is most likely that there is a 12v supply, that was stepped down to 3.2v to power the microcontroller. And other thing i see on that board are relay modules with optocouplers , they are operated with 5v too. Vcc in a relay module is 12v supply. The place i circled red is vcc and ground. Vcc there is the positive terminal of your battery while ground is the negative

Give me an overall description of that circuit. What does it do, and if possible, show me a diagram

EmperorVamo:
Forget Job boards for now , you make money through other means in this field as a Newbie ( at least to pay Ur bills and upgrade your machines / tools)

Go DevOps route , extend your python knowledge into Golang ,
Dedicate just 3 weeks to learn Linux commands, Networking basics, virtualization , git

Then head into CI/CD and docker
Knack Kubernetes

Also start writing early ...

If you no leave Trenches in 4 months make I know why

And I say this with all boldness .

Una dey tempt me to create a well structured Mobile app that would teach you this Roadmap 😳

Nice submissions, are you a Devops Engineer? What experiences do you have before devops?

People jump into frontend/web development because of low barrier of entry. Devops isn't quite an entry level role, though this doesn't mean people without experience are not getting hired.

Boss abeg chat me up I Don lost my phone don't know how to get to you for a while now , its me chidiebere igwe

iykepromotions:
Learn domaining. Check this free awareness thread; https://www.nairaland.com/3430037/what-make-money-online

Greenfaces:
Let me understand the circuit first. Esp32 uses 5V or 3.3V i cant remember which. But it is most likely that there is a 12v supply, that was stepped down to 3.2v to power the microcontroller. And other thing i see on that board are relay modules with optocouplers , they are operated with 5v too. Vcc in a relay module is 12v supply. The place i circled red is vcc and ground. Vcc there is the positive terminal of your battery while ground is the negative

Give me an overall description of that circuit. What does it do, and if possible, show me a diagram

Wow...You know your craft. It's a project meant to control simple appliances with Google assistant or Alexa. It uses the NODEMCU ESP8266 and some other components as well.
The circuit diagram is below but I'm not really building it off that cause I purchased a custom designed PCB to make for a cleaner work. So I think this uses a 5v DC supply
I will attach the link to the YouTube video guide. So you can watch.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=gpB4600keWA&si=EB5SWksIGsRC_ElR

quickhubservice:
Wow...You know your craft. It's a project meant to control simple appliances with Google assistant or Alexa. It uses the NODEMCU ESP8266 and some other components as well.
The circuit diagram is below but I'm not really building it off that cause I purchased a custom designed PCB to make for a cleaner work. So I think this uses a 5v DC supply
I will attach the link to the YouTube video guide. So you can watch.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=gpB4600keWA&si=EB5SWksIGsRC_ElR

okay but where did you buy the pcb and how much. And how long did it take before delivery

KushLyon:
You can try crypto blogging. I am also a student and crypto blogging have been saving me for over 2 years. I bought my current phone and laptop from my earnings, and also a large part of the money I used for my final year project came from here also, not to mention that I also feed myself using this as well. I make around $60 monthly and that's because I'm not putting much effort into it these days because of school stress but ideally, I normally could average $100 monthly. Hive is a typical example of a crypto blogging platform and although it has a steep learning curve, the benefits are worth it in the long run. You can check my profile here https://ecency.com/@kushyzee

Wo, just copy and past the whole link in your url box, I no know why nairaland isolate my username

Please, I will love to learn about this, please how can reach you??

Greenfaces:
if you have a background in electrical them it shouldn't pass a month plus. But i meet so many hobbyist on our WhatsApp groups that are not even university students. And they're doing good projects. These days, education is no longer found in universities but on the web.

I am good in anything electronics thou I did not study that. Can you add me to your whatsap group?

Greenfaces:
okay but where did you buy the pcb and how much. And how long did it take before delivery

The site is jcbpcb.com and everything else are all in the YouTube video.
The pins I circled red was what I wanted to know the names and the VCC I drew an arrow above of is also what I wanted to know about.
Also the purple circled five rainbow wires were connected with I think a female connector to those pins.
I want to know their names

Can you teach me please I am interested

EmperorVamo:
Ok so I'm gonna say something at this point .

Someone mentioned "learn programming " and I can see the responses he got ... Forget HTML, CSS, JAVASCRIPT e.t.c ...forget all that crypto, Forex , digital marketing ....

But il say this yes Tech is your surest way of leaving poverty in the next 3 months .

But not as people say it .. (don't do web development or all that frontend and backend shit)

If I were to give one solid advice as my Indian colleagues are doing il say this :

Don't learn programming

Instead learn a CloudNative tool like KUBERNETES
But first you learn Linux, virtualization, Networking , Containerization , then Kubernetes,

Now listen , you start contributing to OPEN SOURCE via GitHub every fucking day ..

Then pick up Technical Writing on these same things ... Join the tech community, we are not loud , but see people get doings like mad

If you do all these and in 4 months you are making at least $700-$1000 dollars Monthly , by December 2023.

See all those people writing off programming up there , are because they only know Web development , frontend , backend people , and that whole HTML, CSS, JAVASCRIPT nonsense is crowded and saturated ...

I dare anyone here to show me any KUBERNETES ENGINEEER , or Kubernetes enthusiast for the last 4 months who isn't making at least 500 dollars Monthly

I'm waiting

quickhubservice:
Wow...You know your craft. It's a project meant to control simple appliances with Google assistant or Alexa. It uses the NODEMCU ESP8266 and some other components as well.
The circuit diagram is below but I'm not really building it off that cause I purchased a custom designed PCB to make for a cleaner work. So I think this uses a 5v DC supply
I will attach the link to the YouTube video guide. So you can watch.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=gpB4600keWA&si=EB5SWksIGsRC_ElR

I have looked at the circuit.

From this diagram, the supply for the entire project is 5v. Meaning the nodemcu and relay module is operated on 5v.
There is no 5v power supply in the market. So use 12v and a buck converter whose output voltage is 5v. ( use the variable resistor on the buck converter to reduce the 12v to 5v. )

Follow the circuit diagram on the last picture you just sent

quickhubservice:
The site is jcbpcb.com and everything else are all in the YouTube video.
The pins I circled red was what I wanted to know the names and the VCC I drew an arrow above of is also what I wanted to know about.
Also the purple circled five rainbow wires were connected with I think a female connector to those pins.
I want to know their names

those rainbow wires are called jumper wires.

Male to male
Male to female
And female to female

I am very much interestedin this

Can you help me out

EmperorVamo:
Ok so I'm gonna say something at this point .

Someone mentioned "learn programming " and I can see the responses he got ... Forget HTML, CSS, JAVASCRIPT e.t.c ...forget all that crypto, Forex , digital marketing ....

But il say this yes Tech is your surest way of leaving poverty in the next 3 months .

But not as people say it .. (don't do web development or all that frontend and backend shit)

If I were to give one solid advice as my Indian colleagues are doing il say this :

Don't learn programming

Instead learn a CloudNative tool like KUBERNETES
But first you learn Linux, virtualization, Networking , Containerization , then Kubernetes,

Now listen , you start contributing to OPEN SOURCE via GitHub every fucking day ..

Then pick up Technical Writing on these same things ... Join the tech community, we are not loud , but see people get doings like mad

If you do all these and in 4 months you are making at least $700-$1000 dollars Monthly , by December 2023.

See all those people writing off programming up there , are because they only know Web development , frontend , backend people , and that whole HTML, CSS, JAVASCRIPT nonsense is crowded and saturated ...

I dare anyone here to show me any KUBERNETES ENGINEEER , or Kubernetes enthusiast for the last 4 months who isn't making at least 500 dollars Monthly

I'm waiting

ecomalchemistt:
Drop servicing

Sales and Marketing.

Facebook and IG ads.

Search Engine Optimization.

I'd give you some of those courses for free.

I'm interested, bro

TotoNaRubber:
It's a skill, if I say what it is Nigerians will bombard it and that isn't something I'm ready to deal with.
I suggest you learn a skill and try to accomplish your tasks. People are really making money. When I include other channels it's actually N2.85 million just this month.

i didnt ask you if it is a skill or not.

I asked you What and what did u do in "digital market" that earned u N2.1m this month?

if you cant be explicit about what exactly it is you did to earn N2.1m this month doing "digital market", then what moral right do you have to tell anyone to learn "digital market"?

Is it everybody doing "digital market" that are earning N2.1m in a month?

who are the people that are "really making money"?

what exactly iss it that they are doing?

i didnt ask you about your other so called channels. if you cant state what exactly you are doing to earn N2.1m this month, then your "other channels are not relevant

EmperorVamo:
Ok so I'm gonna say something at this point .

Someone mentioned "learn programming " and I can see the responses he got ... Forget HTML, CSS, JAVASCRIPT e.t.c ...forget all that crypto, Forex , digital marketing ....

But il say this yes Tech is your surest way of leaving poverty in the next 3 months .

But not as people say it .. (don't do web development or all that frontend and backend shit)

If I were to give one solid advice as my Indian colleagues are doing il say this :

Don't learn programming

Instead learn a CloudNative tool like KUBERNETES
But first you learn Linux, virtualization, Networking , Containerization , then Kubernetes,

Now listen , you start contributing to OPEN SOURCE via GitHub every fucking day ..

Then pick up Technical Writing on these same things ... Join the tech community, we are not loud , but see people get doings like mad

If you do all these and in 4 months you are making at least $700-$1000 dollars Monthly , by December 2023.

See all those people writing off programming up there , are because they only know Web development , frontend , backend people , and that whole HTML, CSS, JAVASCRIPT nonsense is crowded and saturated ...

I dare anyone here to show me any KUBERNETES ENGINEEER , or Kubernetes enthusiast for the last 4 months who isn't making at least 500 dollars Monthly

I'm waiting

did you start earning at least $700-$1000 dollars Monthly in 4 months after learning all of the above?

EmperorVamo:
Though I might say the poster u quoted , got it wrong and not to sound harsh or rude, but in your life never ever talk off or write off TECH as a proven way of leaving poverty right now .

Infact I blame all these people who peddle HTML, CSS AND JAVASCRIPT NONSENSE. "PROGRAMMING IS THE LEAST WAY RIGHT NOW OF MAKING IT IN TECH"

The Indians never have this mindset and it's why my colleagues keep bringing in mentees every fucking day ...

Meanwhile we Nigerians are quick to write it off or discourage newbies looking to jump into tech and yes you can get into it as a Get rich Quick scheme ,

Nigerians are the smartest people who would jump into something out of poverty and fuel it with "Poverty-as-a-Passion"

Im only correcting this your mentality incase you have younger ones or kids who might make it in the TECH ECOSYSTEM.

FORGET PROGRAMMING , HTML, JAVASCRIPT, CSS, FRONT END , UI/UX AND ALL THAT NOISE ..

Find me one person who is a CLOUDNATIVE KUBERNETES NEWBIE for the last 4 months and in that category you mentioned , and let's check something .

Truth is we follow the bandwagon , saturate the space and then blame the whole Tech Ecosystem .

If this guy up here follows the advice I placed , in 3 months he isn't only making at least $700 monthly upwards, but also collaborating , contributing and networking with Indians, Americans, and more in the tech space ..

You are talking of Nigerian companies ..go and ask how many real techie you think are applying to Nigerian companies ?

You sound in the past ...

Except for unicorns and cool startups like Flutter, paystack, piggyvest and so on , the best minds here are either working remote or leaving ...

Dey play

I know more than 50 young people who started tech (the right way) in the last 16 months , who are now making at least $1000 - $2,500 currently ....

You can write off the general Web development and programming jargon people throw around , but never ever write off TECH as an Ecosystem and the best way to leave the trenches Legally.

NEVER

NO MAKE ME VEX BEFORE I DROP EVIDENCE HERE

This question here is, have you made any money yourself. Tell us how much you make from KUBERNETES in the last 5months!