princesweetman2:
She no sabi JavaScript - ant turn elephant wey oda oop's dey beef

Most popular programming lang.

izzokay.

guyyy, stop being petty

Bfh

princesweetman2:
She no sabi JavaScript - ant turn elephant wey oda oop's dey beef

Most popular programming lang.

izzokay.

Guy Chillax bro.

Naijavibz:

Thanks man.

Always on chill pills

DonPikko:
tho as a developer you just have to be open minded to all PLs, especially when you get to a working environment whr they can throw any language at uyou can do anything with JavaScript, mobile/web,

I know of that, with time, I'll get a hang of it.

Thanks.

princesweetman2:


dumb dull dimwit. u think it bothers me that u support her. FYI, Im so SECURED in who I am that honestly, I PITY u.

What a sorry existence it must be to feel powerful by trying to pull down another - Kpekus wet go still gbensh u.

Take Note: BETTER TO B DISLIKED THAN PITIED

What is this? This is a public forum that even Andeleans come to, please keep it civil and any disagreements try to keep to a minimum and not descend into chaos.

benfluleck:

Thanks man

Cycle 36 hopefuls

Tonight's (23:59 8-8-18) deadline for technical test submission (qualified.io).

Anticipate interview mail

Best of luck!

Update: submission is over

guente02:
But what's happening here.
All these temperaments would not even allow some get selected.
Shouldn't we rather settle down and focus on the mission?
All these epistles of bigotry, unhealthy sarcasm and pettiness is pretty much not called for.
Time to discontinue the following of this thread is near.
Damnnnn!!!

please send me the link to your medium post

umavictor11:

please send me the link to your medium post

if you search deeper you'll find it

DonPikko:
if you search deeper you'll find it

Pikko the web crawler. Wehhh Done.

umavictor11:

please send me the link to your medium post

You heard the man. \/

DonPikko:
if you search deeper you'll find it

guente02:

Pikko the web crawler. Wehhh Done.

hehe, how's it going man?, for the bootcamp can you please describe the project that was given to you

DonPikko:
hehe, how's it going man?, for the Bootcamp can you please describe the project that was given to you

It was pretty straightforward and INTENSE.
Cycle 34 boot campers were tasked with building a diary app called My diary.

Basically, it is an app that would help its users to save their stories, thoughts or whatever experiences they'd like to write about.
We were expected to come up with HTML, CSS templates, a few API endpoints for the app 2 weeks before the actual commencement of the boot camp.

We used express framework for server-side rendering and PostgreSQL as the database - with no ORM - to store these stories and experiences.
We implemented authentication with JSONwebtokens with strict adherence to REST standards and TDD practices (extremely important) leveraging on tools like mocha and jest and the likes.

Agile methodology was a major thing and tools like Pivotal Tracker was used.

We had lunch - the rice was wild - and had facilitation sessions that exposed us more to the nitty-gritty of Andela's core values also some Q n As and everything in-between (It was a mind-blowing, growth-inducing and career-redefining experience).

GIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT - how the heck did I forget version control. Show yourself some love and learn GIT. Solid grasp of the basics like would go a long way and be informed that your LFA might suggest a template that you'd be expected to follow for commit messages and pull requests.

FEEDBACK - the word that induces the growth - is what you're going to hear a lot so brace-up.

Trust me this is not even all as there are details to everything but if we put in the required work and stay teachable, we'd be fine.

guente02:


It was pretty straightforward and INTENSE.
Cycle 34 boot campers were tasked with building a diary app called My diary.

Basically, it is an app that would help its users to save their stories, thoughts or whatever experiences they'd like to write about.
We were expected to come up with HTML, CSS templates, a few API endpoints for the app 2 weeks before the actual commencement of the boot camp.

We used express framework for server-side rendering and PostgreSQL as the database - with no ORM - to store these stories and experiences.
We implemented authentication with JSONwebtokens with strict adherence to REST standards and TDD practices (extremely important) leveraging on tools like mocha and jest and the likes.

Agile methodology was a major thing and tools like Pivotal Tracker was used.

We had lunch - the rice was wild - and had facilitation sessions that exposed us more to the nitty-gritty of Andela's core values also some Q n As and everything in-between (It was a mind-blowing, growth-inducing and career-redefining experience).

GIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT - how the heck did I forget version control. Show yourself some love and learn GIT. Solid grasp of the basics like would go a long way and be informed that your LFA might suggest a template that you'd be expected to follow for commit messages and pull requests.

FEEDBACK - the word that induces the growth - is what you're going to hear a lot so brace-up.

Trust me this is not even all as there are details to everything but if we put in the required work and stay teachable, we'd be fine.

mahhhnnn much thanks, an applicants really needs to know much before applying then, did you guys use React at all?

DonPikko:
mahhhnnn much thanks, an applicant really needs to know much before applying then, did you guys use React at all?

No. React wasn't used. Perhaps in the future.
Keep learning.

guente02:

No. React wasn't used. Perhaps would be in the future.
Keep learning.

Thanks once again , sure we are forever learning.

guente02:


It was pretty straightforward and INTENSE.
Cycle 34 boot campers were tasked with building a diary app called My diary.

Basically, it is an app that would help its users to save their stories, thoughts or whatever experiences they'd like to write about.
We were expected to come up with HTML, CSS templates, a few API endpoints for the app 2 weeks before the actual commencement of the boot camp.

We used express framework for server-side rendering and PostgreSQL as the database - with no ORM - to store these stories and experiences.
We implemented authentication with JSONwebtokens with strict adherence to REST standards and TDD practices (extremely important) leveraging on tools like mocha and jest and the likes.

Agile methodology was a major thing and tools like Pivotal Tracker was used.

We had lunch - the rice was wild - and had facilitation sessions that exposed us more to the nitty-gritty of Andela's core values also some Q n As and everything in-between (It was a mind-blowing, growth-inducing and career-redefining experience).

GIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT - how the heck did I forget version control. Show yourself some love and learn GIT. Solid grasp of the basics like would go a long way and be informed that your LFA might suggest a template that you'd be expected to follow for commit messages and pull requests.

FEEDBACK - the word that induces the growth - is what you're going to hear a lot so brace-up.

Trust me this is not even all as there are details to everything but if we put in the required work and stay teachable, we'd be fine.

Thanks

Interview Invitation don Enter

Cc Thevenine Funkypunky Haywhyze

princesweetman2:
Interview Invitation don Enter

Cc Thevenine Funkypunky Haywhyze

Same here.

Just scheduled my interview for 3pm on Friday.

Good luck to us all

guente02:


It was pretty straightforward and INTENSE.
Cycle 34 boot campers were tasked with building a diary app called My diary.

Basically, it is an app that would help its users to save their stories, thoughts or whatever experiences they'd like to write about.
We were expected to come up with HTML, CSS templates, a few API endpoints for the app 2 weeks before the actual commencement of the boot camp.

We used express framework for server-side rendering and PostgreSQL as the database - with no ORM - to store these stories and experiences.
We implemented authentication with JSONwebtokens with strict adherence to REST standards and TDD practices (extremely important) leveraging on tools like mocha and jest and the likes.

Agile methodology was a major thing and tools like Pivotal Tracker was used.

We had lunch - the rice was wild - and had facilitation sessions that exposed us more to the nitty-gritty of Andela's core values also some Q n As and everything in-between (It was a mind-blowing, growth-inducing and career-redefining experience).

GIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT - how the heck did I forget version control. Show yourself some love and learn GIT. Solid grasp of the basics like would go a long way and be informed that your LFA might suggest a template that you'd be expected to follow for commit messages and pull requests.

FEEDBACK - the word that induces the growth - is what you're going to hear a lot so brace-up.

Trust me this is not even all as there are details to everything but if we put in the required work and stay teachable, we'd be fine.

Concentrate on your bootcamp.

guente02 haywhyze donpikko funkypunky codeboy1 stevenakp

Concerning Interview Challenge

I learnt dere are two challenges #1 ScoobyDoo and #2 OOP

Can u briefly describe what d challenges entails and shed more light on it.

Thanks

haywhyze:
Same here. Just scheduled my interview for 3pm on Friday. Good luck to us all

Correct guy

Scheduled Wednesday 3:40 pm

stevenakp:



Concentrate on your bootcamp.

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princesweetman2:
guente02 haywhyze donpikko funkypunky codeboy1 stevenakp

Concerning Interview Challenge

I learnt dere are two challenges #1 ScoobyDoo and #2 OOP

Can u briefly describe what d challenges entails and shed more light on it.

Thanks

I think they'll send the question to you, then you'll come and defend it at the interview

princesweetman2:
guente02 haywhyze donpikko funkypunky codeboy1 stevenakp

Concerning Interview Challenge

I learnt dere are two challenges #1 ScoobyDoo and #2 OOP

Can u briefly describe what d challenges entails and shed more light on it.

Thanks

According to the mail, we will be sent a coding challenge tomorrow to be submitted by Tuesday. Then you'll defend your solution for 10 mins.

DonPikko:
I think they'll send the question to you, then you'll come and defend it at the interview

Yh bro.

U know we cool ryt?

I want to know wat exactly?

Most especially dat thingy called scoobydoo

haywhyze:

Yh

princesweetman2:


Yh bro.

U know we cool ryt?

I want to know wat exactly?

Most especially dat thingy called scoobydoo

I don't keep grudges with ppl I meet online, especially in a thread like this, you can never tell

DonPikko:
I don't keep grudges with ppl I meet online, especially in a thread like this, you can never tell

Sure bro.

We can't afford to keep bad blood.

Don't dodge d scoobydoo ?

princesweetman2:


Sure bro.

We can't afford to keep bad blood.

Don't dodge d scoobydoo ?

i don't know what the scoobydoo entails, guente02 can shed light on that

DonPikko:
i don't know what the scoobydoo entails, guente02 can shed light on that

Guente02