diib™️ Nigeria launched an initiative through diib™️ Academy, a non-profit organisation and a subsidiary of diib™️ Nigeria to equip Youth nationwide on technology Skills involving:

~ Web Programming
~ System Programming
~ Machine Learning
~ Data Science
~ Robotics
~ Artificial Intelligence


diib Academy extends tech skills to Taraba State, Donga LGA, Mararraba Town. In vision with Federal Government to reduce unemployment in the country and boost economy value through exporting technology to other countries.



diib Academy just concluded the first-batch Web Programming training in Mararraba Town, equipping over 18 youths. Most of the students develop and hosted a portfolio website as a side project using HTML5/CSS3 and Javascript.


Currently second-batch training has commenced since last week to equip more youths. diib Academy also equip NYSC Corp member in Mararraba Town on tech skills.


diib Academy is willing to export and extend ICT skills across the country, where passionate folks are ready to learn tech skills. To battle unemployment, economic problem and boost technology in the country.



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Meet Johnathan MK, the best student with creativity in diib Academy on a concluded training on web programming.

He created a portfolio website project with HTML5/CSS3.

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Kudos to them all. They have really done a great Job.


#ICT the new oil.

Whoever taught these guys should be hung!

This is what I hate about all these computer centers, they charge you, boss you around but teach you old modules.

These guys have very good prospects but they are being taught by dullards!

Good effort but the sites are all horrible!

Karleb:
Whoever taught these guys should be hung!

This is what I hate about all these computer centers, they charge you, boss you around but teach you old modules.

These guys have very good prospects but they are being taught by dullards!

Good effort but the sites are all horrible!

Before you hung them , can you boast of any real life project.
Which one is old modules?

Novice like you.

chrisUmendeche:



Before you hung them , can you boast of any real life project. Which one is old modules?
Novice like you.

Of course I'm a novice. I don't even know what a project means.

You will not die if you speak the truth.

Karleb:


Of course I'm a novice. I don't even know what a project means.


You will not die if you speak the truth.

Since you are novice. Keep shut then.

chrisUmendeche:

Since you are novice. Keep shut then.

I guess you don't understand sarcasm.

diib is an International company. diib Nigeria is affiliated to them. diib Academy is a sub division of diib Nigeria What is been taught in diib Nigeria follows international standard.

No hating. I will rate this so called "portfolio" 1/100. the tutor needs to do more work.

chrisUmendeche:
diib is an International company. diib Nigeria is affiliated to them. diib Academy is a sub division of diib Nigeria What is been taught in diib Nigeria follows international standard.

International Standards my foot. Can the students compete in the international market?

The sites are horrible. Honestly, those students need a refund.

If these ones are the best students, I wonder how the average students' sites will look like

What is this

Karleb:
Whoever taught these guys should be hung!

This is what I hate about all these computer centers, they charge you, boss you around but teach you old modules.

These guys have very good prospects but they are being taught by dullards!

Good effort but the sites are all horrible!

Funny enough if they were Americans they would get jobs with such horrible websites O.

This dude started learning to code in April. He just got a web developer job paying 80000 USD a year. Check out his portfolio and projects https://devinford.dev/ but those sites. Those guys are in for a very long ride with that.

that's not a portfolio, it's portfailure

Expect the state government yo give them contract or automatic employment.

tensazangetsu20:

Funny enough if they were Americans they would get jobs with such horrible websites O.

This dude started learning to code in April. He just got a web developer job paying 80000 USD a year. Check out his portfolio and projects https://devinford.dev/ but those sites. Those guys are in for a very long ride with that.

This is a simple portfolio website, it's not horrible. It can be improved on though.

Normally, portfolio websites are supposed to be simple until animation libraries became a thing.
Portfolio websites are not landing pages.


https://adamwathan.me. That is the creator of tailwind css portfolio website. That guy is a css guru but see how simple his website is.

Karleb:


This is a simple portfolio website, it's not horrible. It can be improved on though.

Normally, portfolio websites are supposed to be simple until animation libraries became a thing.
Portfolio websites are not landing pages.


https://adamwathan.me. That is the creator of tailwind css portfolio website. That guy is a css guru but see how simple his website is.

See his projects sef but here in Nigeria they are looking for everything.

tensazangetsu20:

Funny enough if they were Americans they would get jobs with such horrible websites O.

This dude started learning to code in April. He just got a web developer job paying 80000 USD a year. Check out his portfolio and projects https://devinford.dev/ but those sites. Those guys are in for a very long ride with that.

My brother tell them, we hate ourselves alot, that's one problem with Africa, the White support themselves very well and encourage each , here the reverse is the case.

BlueBanana:

International Standards my foot. Can the students compete in the international market?

The sites are horrible. Honestly, those students need a refund.

If these ones are the best students, I wonder how the average students' sites will look like

Yes they can compete real good. That's a simple project they created. They are moving into more advanced ones. You need to encourage them bro.

Everything was built using code. No library was added.

chrisUmendeche:


Yes they can compete real good. That's a simple project they created. They are moving into more advanced ones. You need to encourage them bro.

As much as they need encouragement, they also need criticism and to learn how to take one.

The website is okay but the color scheme is terrible. I don't expect them to be UI designers but at least they should have followed a UI template.

Looking forward to their next work.

Thank you all for dropping both positive and negative comments as regards to this mini side project.


This is just a project they built while learning Web Programming under 2 months. Learning HTML5/CSS3 and Javascript within few months is not easy.

They will move into more advanced features in the second-batch of the training soon.


Please they have no experience, knowledge of programming before enrolling.


This ever their first experience and I believe they will improve.

Me wey i be self taught gan... my portfolio better pass all this no be mouth.

Wetin be all this nah.?

kayodez:
Me wey i be self taught gan... my portfolio better pass all this no be mouth.

Wetin be all this nah.?

Let's see urs.

Tim1212:


Open Graph, Google analytics and Search Console was successful implemented yesterday on Comrd Solomon Dwayi Moses portfolio website

Nice one Tim!

chrisUmendeche:
Everything was built using code. No library was added.

Now this is where the problem is. They should be taught libraries and frameworks to make their work better and faster. No one should be spending days building a mediocre website from the scratch

Learning frameworks without learning hand coding will do you more harm than good. You have to learn the basics first, which is learning how to use your hand and code, it has many advantages, if not you will mess everything up when using frameworks. Am a strong advocate of hand coding, it makes you learn and be more creative.