This kind of post will not attract many comments. I give up on the youth of today

C#, MVC and Web API.
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Price?

Instead of make full cow lost, we go cut the tail.

Na house wey fall na im make fowl climb am.

We no fit fear malu then come still fear the malu shiit join.

When yawa gas, all men go answer e papa name.

I did many full circle ibadan to lagos flights, landed the 747 in LAX and Heathrow. Completed most FSX challenges and earned badges. I was nicknamed the ground pilot. That was years ago. I still have the FSX installation dvd for anyone who may be interested. It was fun playing the games as everything; aircrafts and environment is built to near reality.

I also did little hilicopter flights. They were harder to fly.

I doff my hat for Microsoft. FSX is so real I configured a flight so that I will have the Himalayan mountains in the flight path. The view was breathtaking. Mount everest could be seen.

You can do full ILS approach in some Scandinavian airports where the clouds are very low. You can configure your auto pilot to rely on glide scopes in well equipped airport and make the plane land itself.

I love flying. Expecially for the scenery. Try doing a flight in the mountainous terrains of Alaska and look out the window the scenes are beautiful.

In FSX you have the Garmin GPS and a flight planner. I once configured a 747 on an international flight. From fuel quantity to take off weight, take off, climbing to FL400 (40,000 feets), cruising, descending, approach and landing all the time comunicating with relevant ATC on the ground.

It was fun.

BUILD APK - stay connected to the internet
------------

download
android sdk tools UNZIP into C:\Android\android-sdk-windows\
platform tools UNZIP into C:\Android\android-sdk-windows\
gradle-4.6-all.zip UNZIP into C:\Gradle\

set environmental variables
ANDROID_HOME = C:\Android\android-sdk-windows
GRADLE_USER_HOME = C:\Gradle
CORDOVA_ANDROID_GRADLE_DISTRIBUTION_URL = file:///C:/path-to-gradle-file/gradle-4.6-all.zip

OR in GradleBuild.js and StudioBuild.js set
var distributionUrl = 'file:///C:/path-to-gradle-file/gradle-4.6-all.zip';

set path
C:\Gradle\gradle-4.6\bin;
C:\Android\android-sdk-windows\tools;
C:\Android\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools;

install platform tools if missing
C:\Android\android-sdk-windows\tools\bin/sdkmanager.bat "platform-tools" "platforms;android-26"

install build tools
C:\Android\android-sdk-windows\tools\bin\sdkmanager.bat --list
C:\Android\android-sdk-windows\tools\bin\sdkmanager.bat "build-tools;27.0.3"

accept all licenses
C:\Android\android-sdk-windows\tools\sdkmanager.bat --licenses

platforms/android/gradle/gradle-wrapper.properties
distributionUrl=file:///C:/path-to-gradle-file/gradle-4.6-all.zip

commands
cordova platforms add android
cordova platforms remove android
ionic cordova build --release android

apk location
C:\<path-to-app>\platforms\android\app\build\outputs\apk\release\app-release-unsigned.apk


SIGN APK
-----------

1) set path C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_121\bin\ <------------path to jdk

2) Let’s generate your private key using the keytool command that comes with the JDK:

keytool -genkey -v -keystore my-release-key.jks -keyalg RSA -keysize 2048 -validity 10000 -alias your-alias

3) To sign the unsigned APK, run the jarsigner tool which is also included in the JDK:

jarsigner -verbose -sigalg SHA1withRSA -digestalg SHA1 -keystore my-release-key.jks android-release-unsigned.apk your-alias

4) we need to run the zip align tool to optimize the APK. The zipalign tool can be found in /path/to/Android/sdk/build-tools/VERSION/zipalign.

zipalign -v 4 app-release-unsigned.apk test.apk
*C:\Android\android-sdk-windows\build-tools\27.0.3\zipalign -v 4 app-release-unsigned.apk test.apk

5) To verify that your apk is signed run apksigner. The apksigner can be also found in the same path as the zipalign tool:

apksigner verify test.apk
*C:\Android\android-sdk-windows\build-tools\27.0.3\apksigner verify test.apk

Banking software for Multipurpose Cooperative bookkeeping

This software can run on a network with multiple users and systems.

Quick retrieval of member personal information, personal ledger accounts, deposits, withdrawals, loans, refunds and member share data.
Automatic posting of entry to General Ledger accounts.
Loans and interest on loan automated computation and visual tracking of refunds.
Member holdings deposits and withdrawals management module.
A General Ledger of accounts.
36 inbuilt starter charts of accounts to choose from.
Cashbook and automatic monthly financial analysis.
Automatic generation and one-click-to-print of financial statements and reports like Trial Balances, Income Statements and Balance Sheets.
Secure password enabled user login and access privileges.
Reduced training time with an easy-to-use and easy-to-learn web-based Intuitive interface and design simplicity.
Ability to quickly include photos of members along with the member information via the webcam or from scanned passports.
Ability to connect to the Internet and integrate with the cooperative website if desired.
One click quick data backup and restore operation.

Call 0806-787-8141

see some screenshots here:
https://www.nairaland.com/3328580/bookkeeping-software-cooperatives

A Java developer that can build

Web Applications and
RESTFul Web Services with
Java Spring MVC 4 Framework with
Jasper Reports using
Oracle database on
Apache Tomcat Server

if you fit in,
please send an email of your skillset and past jobs to

reportingdeveloper@yandex.com

Dear Seun, it will lovely if one could tag a topic to appear on multiple or maximum 3 sections on NL.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMjA5N7kbEQ

After watching this video I made up my mind to start contributing to open source projects.

For those developers here with such experience, please drop some advice here for us who want to see our pull requests merged to big projects on Github.

Thanks.

Reflecting on a tweet by Max Howell:

Google: 90% of our engineers use the software you wrote (Homebrew), but you can’t invert a binary tree on a whiteboard so fvck off.

So in your language of choice how do you invert a Binary Tree.

For example:
This
1
/ \
2 3
/ \ \
4 5 6

To this
4 5 6
\ / /
2 3
\ /
1

This is very bad as far as software development best practices is concerned!

greggng:



They re no longer sending activation email. Lots of people complained of not receiving it so they discarded the idea. If you ve registered, then login directly and apply

joncom:


Fine, nice one. Can it be programmed to have how our result sheet is calculated?

Yes. Easily.

I have a complete system for that.

See:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1JqGyKJ2MRbTWY2Y2NNMXBiajQ/view?usp=drivesdk

Call: 0806-787-8141

you are correct. I have seen many web application interface in some banks. They are wacky. In the enterprise world no one cares about fancy ui

Donald3d:
at times u have to sacrifice or compromise beauty for functionality ,i was at Zenithbank one day and i saw the software they were using and i was like eeeeeew,it looked like a windows 98 desktop app,but if you see the functions ehn hmmm,any way you can get both Beauty and functionality it all depends on preference ,i Dont think Seun is ready to change anything

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You will be taught how to ;

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- Software development best practices (DRY and SOLID)
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- Maintenance Management System
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Locations:
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The Nigerian factor! This country is a joke.

Call me I can recommend someplace 0806-787-8141

willace:
Please where can i learn programming (web design and java) in delta state(warri).

Cus NIIT is very expensive here

7 Trends that Will Shape the SaaS Industry in 2016


Vertical vs Horizontal SaaS
Messaging Apps Transitioning to Platforms
Mobile First SaaS
Software AI and Automation (Bots)
Unbundling of SaaS
Micro SaaS Businesses
SaaS Based Marketplaces


https://medium.com/point-nine-news/7-trends-that-will-shape-the-saas-industry-in-2016-3bf367d898cc#.fwjkri9yn

http://www.zdnet.com/article/saas-in-2016-the-key-trends/

I have one already.

https://www.nairaland.com/3328580/bookkeeping-software-cooperatives

You can call me on 0806-787-8141

1. Make something people want.

2. A great team and a great market are both critically important—you have to have both. The debate about which is more important is silly.

3. Write code, talk to users, and build the company (hire the best people you can find, get the culture right, fundraise, close sales, etc.) Most other things that founders do are a waste of time.

4. Set a clear, easy-to-understand vision for your company, and make it be a mission people believe in.

5. Stay focused and don’t try to do too many things at once. Care about execution quality.

6. You have to have an almost crazy level of dedication to your company to succeed.

7. In general, don’t start a startup you’re not willing to work on for ten years.

8. Be relentlessly resourceful.

9. In the current pivot-happy world, good ideas are underweight. It’s worth the time to think through a good one.

10. Growth solves (nearly) all problems.

11. While growth is critical and you should focus on it, occasionally consider where you’re going—you need both growth and to be growing towards something valuable.

12. Obsess about the quality of the product.

13. Overcommunicate with your team. For some reason most founders are really bad at this one. Transparency is your friend.

14. Move fast. Speed is one of your main advantages over large companies.

15. Hire slow; fire fast. Hiring is the most important thing you do; spend at least a third of your time on it.

16. Occasionally think about why the 20th person will join your company.

17. Hire smart and effective people that are committed to what you’re doing. The last five words there are important.

18. Hire friends and friends of friends. Go after these people like crazy to get them to join. Some other candidate sources are ok, but I always got bad results from technical recruiters.

19. Generally, value aptitude over experience.

20. Hire people that you could describe as animals.

21. Eliminate distractions.

22. Don’t die.

23. Be frugal.

24. You’ll often hear conflicting advice about everything but “build a great product”. This means you can go either way on much of the rest of it and it doesn’t really matter. Just make a decision and get back to work. Product/market fit is what matters. You can—and will—make a lot of mistakes.

25. You make what you measure.

26. Startups are very hard no matter what you do; you may as well go after a big opportunity.

27. Momentum is critical. Don’t lose it.

28. Keep salaries low and equity high.

29. Keep the organization as flat as you can.

30. When working on a deal—raising money, trying to get a partnership, etc.—it’s important to create a competitive situation.

31. Schleps are good.

32. Don’t forget to make money.

33. Journalists like hearing directly from founders. If you hire PR people, resist their desire to control all the contact.

34. It’s standard for founders to keep board control in the first round.

35. Listen to everyone. Then make your own decision.

36. Remember that you are more likely to die because you execute badly than get crushed by a competitor.

37. Get lucky.

38. Have a direct relationship with your customers.

39. Be formidable—do not be easy to push around.

40. Don’t let your company be run by a sales guy. But do learn how to sell your product.

41. Have a culture that rewards output.

42. Don’t hire professional managers too early.

43. Simple is good. Be suspicious of complexity.

44. Get on planes in marginal situations. In-person is still better than tele-anything.

45. Most things are not as risky as they seem.

46. Be suspect of anyone who says the word process too often.

47. Raise a bit more money than you think you need.

48. Ignore the fact that “the press loves [you]”.

49. Have great customer service.

50. You can create value with breakthrough innovation, incremental refinement, or complex coordination. Great companies often do two of these. The very best companies do all three.

51. The role of the board is advice and consent. If the CEO does not lay out a clear strategy and tries to get the board to set one, it will usually end in disaster.

52. Board observers are usually a headache.

53. If you pivot, do it fully and with conviction. The worst thing is to try to do a bit of the old and the new—it’s hard to kill your babies.

54. It’s better to make a decision and be wrong than to equivocate.

55. Set goals for the company and motivate people to get there.

56. Always praise good work.

57. Celebrate your wins as a company. Get t-shirts for big milestones.

58. Have a good operational cadence where projects are short and you’re releasing something new on a regular basis.

59. You can win with the best product, the best price, or the best experience.

60. Meetups and conferences are generally a waste of time.

61. If the founders of your company seem to care more about being founders than they care about your specific company, go join another company.

62. It’s easier to sell painkillers than vitamins.

63. Be suspicious of any work that is not building product or getting customers. It’s easy to get sucked into an infrastructure rewrite death spiral.

64. It’s better to have a few users love your product than for a lot of users to sort of like it.

65. Learn how to stay extermally optimistic when your world is melting down.

66. Startups should require as few miracles as possible, but at least one.

67. You have to have great execution—far more people have good ideas than are willing to roll up their sleeves and get shit done.

68. Don’t have a diverse culture in the early days.

69. Keep a to-do list every day. At the top of it, put the one or two big things you want to work on.

70. Being the CEO is miserable more often than it’s good. But when it’s good, it’s really good.

71. On the really bad days, remember that tomorrow will be better—it’s hard to see it being much worse!

72. Sleep and exercise.

73. Success in a startup is usually pass/fail. Worry more about making sure you pass than an extra point of dilution.

74. Good investors are worth a reasonable premium.

75. Give your investors something to do.

76. Go for a few highly involved investors over a lot of lightly engaged ones.

77. Raise money on promise. Raise money on clean terms.

78. Do reference checks on your potential investors. Ask other founders how they are when everything goes wrong.

79. Investors love companies other investors love.

80. A lot of the best ideas seem silly or bad initially—you want an idea at the intersection of “seems like bad idea” and “is good idea”. (It’s important to note you need to be contrarian and right, not simply contrarian.)

81. Surf someone else’s wave.

82. Sometimes you can succeed through sheer force of will.

83. All startups are bleeped in at least one major way. Keep going.

84. Keep an eye on cash in the bank and don’t run out of it.

85. Pay a lot of attention to the relationship between cofounders, especially if both/all of you want to be CEO.

86. Stay small and nimble.

87. Have a staff meeting at least once a week.

88. Find a mentor that will teach you how to manage.

89. Keep burn low until you’re sure everything is working.

90. Be suspect about buying users.

91. Lead by example.

92. Have the right kind of office. The proper office for a very small company is an apartment or house.

93. Share results (financial and key metrics) with the company every month.

94. Have a table in your offer letters that shows how much the stock you’re granting a new hire could be worth in various scenarios.

95. The best startups are defined by exceptions; all of these rules are probably breakable, but probably not all at the same time.


http://blog.samaltman.com/startup-advice

how much?

Please I need to know if there is any good Java web development framework (MVC).

I need to convert the app below to Java web app.

https://www.nairaland.com/3328580/bookkeeping-software-cooperatives

or if you can do it, reach me 0806-787-8141

Thanks

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Banking software for Multipurpose Cooperative bookkeeping

This software can run on a network with multiple users and systems.

Quick retrieval of member personal information, personal ledger accounts, deposits, withdrawals, loans, refunds and member share data.
Automatic posting of entry to General Ledger accounts.
Loans and interest on loan automated computation and visual tracking of refunds.
Member holdings deposits and withdrawals management module.
A General Ledger of accounts.
36 inbuilt starter charts of accounts to choose from.
Cashbook and automatic monthly financial analysis.
Automatic generation and one-click-to-print of financial statements and reports like Trial Balances, Income Statements and Balance Sheets.
Secure password enabled user login and access privileges.
Reduced training time with an easy-to-use and easy-to-learn web-based Intuitive interface and design simplicity.
Ability to quickly include photos of members along with the member information via the webcam or from scanned passports.
Ability to connect to the Internet and integrate with the cooperative website if desired.
One click quick data backup and restore operation.

Call 0806-787-8141

700k. 200k upfront.
2weeks planning and modeling, 8weeks coding.
1 back-end and one front-end guy.

A good developer may not have the time to convince anyone on anything as a sales man could. You can identify one by discussing the problem to be solved, the challenges involved and how to go about solving it.

Pls I will like to know what scenerio will compel a programmer to develop on a mobile phone. How convenient is it?

DaveHert:


I don't have the time to indulge you in childish arguements, if its fishy then pls by all means catch the fish! But lemme humor you for a bit.

It would appear you glossed over my comment, it doesn't come with any file manager, and like I said the once on the store aren't worth calling a filemanager!

So I had to sound like a programmer to reply a simple comment? You would gave prefered i was technical in my reply? Why not indulge me in some programming questions so I can teach you one or two things! And as for whether I have have an s6 or not, I will let you decide that.....if you naturally are a "fly by night" kind of guy, doesn't mean everyone is the same! I have no one here I feel the need to impress by lying.

Biafra, a nation in southeast Nigeria was forced by the British colonial masters to merge with Lagos Colony, and Hausaland in 1914 in order to create what is no known as Nigeria. However, the British put a caveat in the decree that merged the three areas together. The charter would only last 100 years. Since 2014 Biafra has had a legal right to pull away from Nigeria.

One of the biggest reasons why Biafra has not seceded from Nigeria is it still remembers the Biafran war for independence in 1967-1970 that failed miserably and ended with between 3 to 6 million dead Biafrans. Not only that, but Britain is vehemently against an independent Biafra, because it would lose much if its control over Nigeria’s oil, which resides in Biafra as well as the Niger River delta where most of the oil is brought through.

seunthomas:
I would like to contribute my 2 kobo. Firstly, .Net is not a language but a runtime. The .Net platform has several languages and even languages like php,python,ruby could be ported to work on .Net VM.
In the early stage when the .Net framework was developed (early 2000), it was actually far more advanced than even Java. The closed nature of the framework made it develop far slower than most open languages. Its actually adopts new idealogies faster than Java.
I develop on most of this platforms and can categorically say anyone making such an assumption is ignorant. .Net is now more open and i can say that it will be relevant for a long time.

Thanks. You said my mind.

Please I will like to know.

Icecomrade:

I didn't know the explosion of pipeline was as hurtful as the numerous of innocent souls in this country.

Just learning new things daily.

Same here.